spoken and good natured, so they make good bosses and tend to have a very loyal team working for them. Tese attributes apply to both men and women. Women with arched hairlines are
also frequently found in positions of leadership, and they tend to enjoy great independence of thought and position. Te most famous woman leader with an arched hairline and broad forehead is of course Hillary Clinton, who might well become the next President of the USA, and if so, she will be the first woman to hold such high office. She definitely MUST NOT cover her very auspicious forehead! Two other women who enjoy
incredibly powerful positions are the current Chief of the Federal Reserve Board, Janet Yellen, and the Head of the World Bank, Christine Lagarde. Both of them have broad foreheads. Women’s foreheads do not look as broad as men’s foreheads – and this is because women have smaller faces, but as a ratio to the rest of the face, these two extremely powerful women have clear, rounded, broad foreheads. Tey both wear fringes. But as you can see, the fringe for both women is light, and white, not heavy. And they do not hide the auspicious foreheads that are clearly visible. Now let’s look at the foreheads of
China’s two most powerful men. Tey are the two leading lights of China’s elite group of seven leaders, heads of the Chinese Communist party, who are setting the agenda for the country for the coming decade.
Le Keqiang and Xi Jin Ping, the Premier and President of the People’s Republic of China boast foreheads that are symmetrical and also wide and broad, indicating conservatism in their attitudes.
On the right is Xi Jin Ping and on
the left is Li Keqiang. Teir foreheads are clear and bright, but both leaders’ foreheads are less elongated than the foreheads we have just examined. The shapes of the Chinese leaders’ foreheads are symmetrical and are also very wide and broad. Te hairlines are not as receding as both have excellent heads of hair. Te foreheads of these leaders indicate conservatism over creativity in their attitudes and tendencies. Here, the forehead of Xi Jin Ping
displays a V-shaped hairline, which suggests a man whose instincts for survival are excellent. Such foreheads also indicate a person who is politically agile, someone who fits into a hierarchy
without difficulty. Tis makes it easy for them to find acceptance in many areas of life and amongst different pressure groups. Men with such hairlines fare better than women. Such hairlines also indicate people who rarely wear their feelings or emotions on their sleeves. The forehead of Li Keqiang is
rounded, which indicates a softer nature. Less confrontational, but like his colleague, he too has a V-shaped hairline. Tus his instincts for staying politically relevant are as strong as his colleague’s. One can see from the array of
pictures of other leaders below that the width and length of many world leaders tend to be very prominent features of the face.
BARACK OBAMA Shape of forehead
indicates great oratory skill.
VLADIMIR PUTIN Forehead shape suggests a
very wily and unscrupulous mind.
18 FENGSHUIWORLD | MARCH 2014
FRANCOISE HOLLANDE Rounded
forehead suggests a successful risk taker.
DAVID CAMERON Very rounded wide forehead suggests natural born leader.
JEFF BEZOS, Rounded
forehead indicates great creativity.
RUPERT MURDOCH Rounded forehead with prominent
protrusion – very successful risk taker.
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