Discover the Source of Your Wealth Through Face Reading
No one wants to be poor; everyone hopes to be wealthy. But wealth doesn’t come to those who sit idle. It takes hard work or wisdom, and only people who embody these traits can become moderately or extremely well-off. Those who merely daydream will never enter that realm.
In physiognomy, for men, having good eyebrows, eyes, or ears is essential—any one of these suggests potential for wealth. The worst sign is untidy eyebrows and a scattered look, indicating someone who is overly ambitious but lacks the ability to accomplish much. Such people neither want to work hard nor think clearly; they believe money will fall from the sky. This is especially true of those obsessed with gambling, who are not only greedy but also foolish.
For women, a good face or a good nose is crucial. A good face is said to benefit family fortune and the upbringing of future generations, while a good nose reflects support for a husband and skill in managing money. Financial acumen is considered a natural talent for women; only those who can manage finances will accumulate wealth. In fact, the formation of wealth is seen as predetermined by fate: men create wealth while women manage it. However, many women today set aside these advantages to compete with men in creating wealth, leading to many who are financially successful but have unhappy marriages. Most women who enjoy both wealth and a good marriage did not toil to create that wealth themselves, so the focus for women should be on nurturing inner strength. Women tend to be impatient, fiery, and proud, competing with men for dominance, which ultimately harms their well-being. Women are inherently delicate, but striving for superiority through excessive effort will only lead to losses.
In reality, a diligent, kind-hearted person will never be far from wealth. While one may not necessarily become extremely wealthy, one can certainly avoid poverty. The so-called “poverty face” is evident in many beggars; if you observe them, many are able-bodied yet display a lazy demeanor, which in ancient times was called being lowly.
Modern thinking seeks success without hard work, which is essentially a form of self-degradation.