1. What is 'Face Reading'?

The so-called 'face reading' is an academic discipline that interprets a person's fate by observing their 'facial features'. Everyone has heard the saying, "the face reflects the mind", which means that a person's personality, thoughts, and moral character can be seen from their face. Therefore, everyone should cultivate good hearts, hold kind thoughts, speak kindly, and do good deeds. Only in this way can your appearance be dignified and likable.

I remember once when I went to a friend's house, we were chatting downstairs when suddenly I saw someone enter the apartment building's staircase and said, "That person looks like a bad guy!" My friend replied, "You're really smart, he just got out of prison!" In fact, from such a distance, I couldn't see his face clearly, but from his outline and walking style, he definitely wasn't a good person.

The above example tells us that a person's 'appearance' has auspicious or inauspicious implications. A person with a kind heart usually has a kind face; a person with an evil heart usually has an evil face. However, the opposite is not necessarily true. There is a saying, "a kind face with an evil heart," meaning a person who looks kind but actually has an evil heart; there is also another saying, "an evil face with a kind heart," meaning a person who looks evil but actually has a kind heart. In short, face reading requires professional knowledge and is not easy to judge. Although some sensitive people may intuitively judge some aspects of face reading, it cannot be used to fully determine the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of a face. Professional fortune-telling analysis is still needed.

There are many important tools for face reading analysis, among which the most important are the 'Five Organs', 'Three Sections', and 'Twelve Palaces'. The following will explain them separately.

2. What are the 'Five Organs' in Face Reading?

People often say, "What's the 'five organs' of that person...; what's the 'five organs' of this person..." But few people understand exactly what the 'five organs' are. In fact, the 'five organs' are part of the study of face reading.

The so-called 'five organs' refer to the five human organs: 'ears, eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth'. In face reading, each of these is given a specific name as follows:

(1) Ears: known as the 'Auditory Official.'

(2) Eyebrows: known as the 'Life Protection Official.'

(3) Eyes: known as the 'Inspector Official.'

(4) Nose: known as the 'Judgment Official.'

(5) Mouth: known as the 'In-and-Out Official.'

Through the analysis of the 'five organs,' basic face readings can be done, and the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of a person's destiny can be judged. Usually, the eyebrows relate to health and status; the eyes relate to a person's willpower and moral character; the nose relates to wealth and health; the mouth relates to happiness, food, and the presence of benevolent people; and the ears relate to longevity.

3. What are the 'Three Sections' in Face Reading?

In addition to the aforementioned 'five organs', there is also a concept called the 'Three Sections' in face reading. See the face diagram 1 below,

Face Diagram Explanation as Follows:

(1) The Palace of Life: located between the two eyebrows at the 'Third Eye' area. It affects a person's basic fortune.

(2) The Palace of Wealth: located at the 'nose tip' area. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of wealth.

(3) The Palace of Brothers: the 'eyebrows' represent the Palace of Brothers. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of sibling relationships.

(4) The Palace of Spouses: located at the 'outer corner of the eye'. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of marital relationships.

(5) The Palace of Children: located at the protruding part under the lower eyelid. It symbolizes whether children are successful or if one has descendants.

(6) The Palace of Illnesses: located at the 'bridge of the nose' between the two eyes. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of health.

(7) The Palace of Migration: located at the 'upper forehead near the eyebrows'. It indicates the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of moving or traveling away from home.

(8) The Palace of Servants: located at the lower part of the cheek. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of friendships and subordinates.

(9) The Palace of Official Positions: located at the center of the forehead. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of career, official positions, and education.

(10) The Palace of Real Estate: located at the area between the eyebrows and eyes on the eyelids. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of family fortune.

(11) The Palace of Blessings: located at the outer part above the eyebrows. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of wealth and blessings.

(12) The Palace of Parents: the father is located at the upper middle part of the left forehead, and the mother is located at the upper middle part of the right forehead. It relates to the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of one's relationship with parents.

By analyzing the 'Twelve Palaces of Face Reading', one can determine the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of various aspects of a person's life.

To know the relationship between brothers, look at the 'Palace of Brothers';

To know how a career develops, look at the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of the 'Palace of Official Positions';

To see love, look at the auspiciousness or inauspiciousness of the 'Palace of Spouses', and so on.