From the perspective of face reading, the area from the corner of the eye to the temple is called the "Marriage Palace," also known as the "Seducer's Gate." This area mainly represents the emotional and marital status of men and women. Those with a smooth, even, and sparse line on the Marriage Palace usually have harmonious emotions and a happy marriage. If there are moles or dark spots on the Marriage Palace, it indicates that there may be setbacks in love and marriage, with an incomplete beginning and end. Especially for women who have a mole in this area, it is highly likely they will remarry. Additionally, the area below the eyes, where the eyelid swells, known as the "Children's Palace," symbolizes the emotional relationship between men and women and whether the children are successful or have offspring. The Children's Palace should be full and not hollowed out. Those with a full and flat Children's Palace will have their descendants blessed with both fortune and honor. A mole in this position is commonly known as a "tear mole," indicating a sign of worry for the children. A person with a black mole on the right side for females and the left side for males will experience hardship for a son; a person with a black mole on the left side for females and the right side for males will experience hardship for a daughter. Moles at the corners of the eyes hinder marriage, while moles under the eyes bring much worry.
Moles on the eyes
Additionally, having a mole on the cheeks carries the meaning of "killing children" and "crying," indicating that one often encounters sad events and has adverse effects on their children.
1. A mole at the outer corner of the eye (the tail of the eye) hinders marriage and is a sign of divorce and multiple marriages.
The outer corner of the eye is known as the "Seducer's Gate," representing the Marriage Palace, which governs the emotional bond and family life. If there is a mole on the left side of the outer corner of the eye, it indicates separation from the husband; if there is a mole on the right side, it indicates poor health of the husband.
From the perspective of face reading, the area from the corner of the eye to the temple is called the "Marriage Palace," also known as the "Seducer's Gate," which mainly represents the emotional and marital status of men and women. Those with a smooth, even, and sparse line on the Marriage Palace usually have harmonious emotions and a happy marriage. If there are moles or dark spots on the Marriage Palace, it indicates that there may be setbacks in love and marriage, with an incomplete beginning and end, especially for women who have moles in this area,
2. Many moles under the eyes indicate hard work and "killing children."
Having moles on the eyes, particularly under the eyes, is considered a place of three yin and three yang, also known as the "Children's Palace" or "Sleeping Silkworm," governing the presence of children, their health, and their future. If there is a mole here, it indicates "killing children," weak kidney energy, poor memory, bad luck, and reduced energy.
Additionally, the area below the eyes, where the eyelid swells, is called the "Children's Palace." The Children's Palace symbolizes the emotional relationship between men and women and whether the children are successful or have offspring. The Children's Palace should be full and not hollowed out: those with a full and flat Children's Palace will have descendants who enjoy both fortune and honor. A mole in this position is commonly known as a "tear mole," indicating a sign of worry for the children. A person with a black mole on the right side for females and the left side for males will experience hardship for a son; a person with a black mole on the left side for females and the right side for males will experience hardship for a daughter.
3. Moles on the eyes and upper eyelids
The upper eyelid represents the "Field and House Palace," which governs a person's kindness and morality. If there is a mole here, it indicates an unharmonious family relationship and a person lacking in moral standards, who may suppress their wife.
Additionally, having a mole on the cheeks carries the meaning of "killing children" and "crying," indicating that one often encounters sad events and has adverse effects on their children.
