2. FOREHEAD HIGH - second wealth spot
Only those with high and rounded foreheads are said to possess the potential for wealth. This is considered a highly reliable indicator of wealth. It also suggests that wealth comes early in a person’s life. T e forehead signifi es luck sent from heaven. T e forehead is also considered the first prosperity mountain of the face, so ideally it should be gently curved, round, high and even slightly protruding. A forehead like this suggests not just wealth but authority and great power as well. If you have a forehead like this, it is likely that you command respect and possess the charisma of authority. A perfect forehead is rare, but as long as it looks prominent and wide, then genuine good fortune is indicated. High foreheads also suggest high intelligence and an ability to think quickly on your feet. The Chinese believe that a
good forehead supports all the other luck features of the face since it also signifi es the place of the heavenly celestial dragon. T is is a yang spot on the face and a very reliable indicator of a person’s luck potential. It is vital to look after your
forehead, keeping it clear of blemishes and unsightly pimples. Use artifi cial aids if you need to, especially if it ensures that your forehead is smooth and unlined. Using cosmetics to even out skin tones and reduce blemishes and lines brings good fortune, so this is something that is highly recommended. Moles on the forehead should not occupy the centre. Black moles here are unlucky and are best removed. Red moles tend to be luckier.
3. MONEY NOSE - the third wealth spot A person’s nose (actually its size!) is the best known measure of a person’s potential to get rich, and men who possess a fl eshy nosy is a great favourite with superstitious old aunts and grandmothers! T e Chinese always regard a big nose favourably, no matter how out of place it may look. T e nose is the repository of money fortune, indicating wealth from many sources. However, this indicator of wealth is said to be more reliable on a woman’s face than on a man’s face. T e rounder, higher and larger the nose is, the
better, and on a woman, this is said to bring great wealth to any man she marries. I have a friend whose nose is the one thing you notice each time you see her. When they married, her husband was far from rich, but today he is a serious billionaire! I like to use her as an example of the big nose theory, but have to confess that her husband does not take too kindly that all the credit should go to her nose! Readers should nevertheless take note that the nose (from between the eyebrows right to its base) is an important part of the face and it should really never be cut or surgically altered in any way. T e most famous celebrity whose series of nose jobs brought him misery and ultimately death has to be the late Michael Jackson. If you look at the before and after pictures of MJ’s nose, the transformation is quite startling and of course, everyone knows how his fortunes waned as his nose looked increasingly more and more like the nose of Diana Ross… and less like the original MJ. So leave your nose alone! But you can make up for this by using cosmetics to make the top of the nose look clear, bright and luminous, with no
blemishes or spots. T ere should be no hair, patchy colouring, spots or moles here. Spots suggest blockages to your money luck. When the
bridge of your nose is high, clear and luminous, it suggests a life of affl uence and comfort. T e nose is a yin spot. It symbolizes one of the rivers of the face. Chinese classical texts on face reading refer to the nose as the river Jie, a river that brings great wealth. T e rounder and fl eshier the nose looks, the greater the wealth that is brought. Nostrils should be neither too small nor too large. Moles at the tip of the nose are a major sign of misfortune.
4. PEARL LIP - the fourth wealth spot T is little pearl-like protrusion on the top of your lips indicates eff ortless good fortune. Wealth luck is often with such people from birth. T e pearl is regarded as a gemstone to the Chinese, so this is a feature that also suggests class and prestige. It looks round and is slightly protruding, and those who have it will usually have had it from childhood, visible on them as newborn babies. When a newly born baby has this feature prominently obvious on its little face, it is safe to predict that the child will grow into a very lucky adult indeed. Like the cleft chin or the dimple, the pearl is regarded a beauty spot, so it brings attraction luck to both men and women. T e mouth pearl is also regarded an indication of wealth, and is highly valued on the face of a woman – especially on prospective daughters- in-law, as they bring good fortune luck to their husbands. T e pearl also suggests that the person possesses the power of speech. Some refer to this wealth spot as the phoenix pearl.
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