Examining Facial Traits Linked to Bad Luck
Yesterday, during a conversation with a friend, we happened to discuss another female friend and how fortunate she is. Upon reflection, she truly does seem blessed: she has a round face, a plump figure, a gentle personality, and epitomizes many of the traditional ideals of Eastern beauty. It's hard not to consider her fortunate. This discussion led us to the topic of physiognomy and fortune. Naturally, fortune can be divided into innate and acquired aspects; some people who appear less fortunate can attain luck through hard work. However, today we will first examine those with innate facial features that suggest a lack of fortune.
1: Pointed Head and Narrow Forehead
There is a saying: “Pointed head, narrow forehead, wide eyes, narrow belly,” with the latter part meaning someone is petty-minded. From a physiognomy standpoint, a pointed head usually suggests intelligence. However, a narrow forehead implies a lack of foresight, focusing only on immediate small gains, often using clever tricks to achieve quick success and setting overly ambitious goals. Therefore, this kind of person struggles to accomplish great things and thus lacks fortune. A low, sunken, or narrow forehead with ominous lines or marks also suggests a lack of fortune.
2: Prominent Cheekbones Without Flesh
Cheekbones reflect a person's courage and endurance. If the cheekbones are prominent but fleshy, it indicates a diligent person who can succeed even in tough conditions. However, if the cheekbones are prominent and bony, or if the jawline is wide, this person tends to be domineering, unreasonable, and ungrateful, making it unlikely for them to attract wealth.
3: Weak Speech and Hoarse Voice
Generally, a person only speaks in a weak, breathless manner when they are ill or not feeling well. A hoarse voice carries a metallic tone. Individuals with these characteristics are considered unfortunate in terms of physiognomy. Such individuals often harbor ulterior motives and can be somewhat selfish, making it difficult for them to experience good fortune.
4: Unsteady Walk
In fact, a person's walking style can reveal their working style. For instance, walking too slowly indicates complacency and a tendency to procrastinate. Someone who walks slowly but confidently may lack ambition and live modestly. A person who walks quickly is often impatient and tends to be busy. People who walk unsteadily, without a firm footing, also find it challenging to achieve significant accomplishments.
Friendly Reminder: As mentioned earlier, physiognomy can be either innate or acquired. It's often said that one’s appearance reflects their heart; thus, your mindset and character can influence your facial features. Therefore, physiognomy can subtly change with our personality. Furthermore, while fortune and facial features are related, they are also closely tied to BaZi, so they should be considered together.