If you pierce your ears carelessly, you will lose your blessings.

Nowadays, young people, both men and women, like to pierce their ears for the sake of beauty or pursuit of fashion. Some also pierce their nostrils, belly buttons, and even the tip of their tongues. In fact, from the perspective of physiognomy, these are all manifestations of disfigurement, which will have a certain adverse effect on people's fortunes.

In ancient times, only those children who were difficult to discipline would have their ears pierced so that their personalities would become more docile. In ancient times, women pierced their ears to make themselves look weak and submissive.

According to physiognomy statistics, if one's ears are naturally not well-shaped or if one has protruding ears, one can use long hair to cover them up, while people with small earlobes can use earrings to cover up their shortcomings. This is the main purpose of wearing earrings. But if you are born with beautiful ears, for example, if you have earlobes pointing towards your mouth or Buddha ears, there is no need to pierce your ears. Because people with long earlobes are more blessed. If the earlobes are facing the mouth, or the earlobes are thick and big like Buddha's ears, such people have very good luck. Men can get financial help from their wives, and women can bring good luck to their husbands, and their husbands' careers will gradually improve after marriage. If you pierce your ears casually, your blessings will leak out through the holes.

In addition, according to traditional Chinese medicine theory, the ears are closely related to the kidneys. People with mutilated or damaged ears are prone to kidney problems. Therefore, piercing the earlobe may affect the health of the urinary system. If you pierce the back of your ear, it may affect your intelligence, so it is best not to pierce your ears while you are in school.

Edited by Ziweifu.com

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