“What are facial moles? How to interpret facial moles? Facial moles are omens of fortune and misfortune. According to the principles outlined in the book of physiognomy, ‘The Art of Face Reading,’ moles are likened to trees in a mountainous landscape or mounds on the earth’s surface. Just as a mountain with beautiful qualities fosters the growth of splendid trees to showcase its beauty, and polluted soil breeds noxious weeds to reflect its impurity, so too does the human complexion manifest moles in accordance with its inherent qualities. A person of exquisite beauty may bear distinctive and auspicious moles, while one of lesser refinement may display unsightly and inauspicious moles. The Art of Face Reading portrays the face as akin to fertile land, capable of nurturing both noble and ignoble markings. A beneficent mole resembles a noble tree, while a maleficent mole is akin to a noxious weed. Beneficent moles portend good fortune, while maleficent moles signify calamity. It is not far-fetched to consider moles as the barometers of fate or as symbolic markers of destiny. Their size, color, location, and appearance convey insights into one’s fortune, status, and blessings or misfortunes. The distinction between ‘beneficent’ and ‘maleficent’ moles lies in their size, color, elevation, texture, shade, and the presence of hair. Generally, beneficent moles are sizable, with hues akin to jet black, crimson red, or milky white, protruding, glossy, and surrounded by a pleasing hue. Those with hair growth are considered even more auspicious, termed as ‘living moles.’ Conversely, maleficent moles, also known as ‘dead moles,’ exhibit unfavorable characteristics. Beneficent moles, when situated in favorable areas, embellish one’s fortune and need not be removed. However, maleficent moles, which augur ill fate, are best eradicated.” The distinction between moles and spots is discerned by their characteristics: protruding moles, while flat ones are termed spots; greenish-yellow marks denote spots, and those lacking radiance are blemishes. Freckles, dark spots, melasma, erythema, and so forth, require meticulous differentiation. Moles are subject to varying degrees of auspiciousness or inauspiciousness, whereas blemishes such as dark spots, erythema, freckles, and melasma not only detract from aesthetics but often herald underlying visceral ailments. However, their significance in foretelling fortunes and misfortunes lacks the pronounced intensity of moles.
Moles are often endowed with epithets that circulate widely, such as “tearful mole,” “wealth mole,” or “fly dung mole,” each representing its unique connotation. Naturally, one cannot gauge a person’s status, fortune, or misfortune solely based on a mole; rather, moles serve merely as barometers of destiny. It is imperative to complement their positioning and complexion with holistic observation and judgment to avoid misinterpretation. Malevolent moles are not daunting; unfavorable ones can be rectified through inner cultivation and external care, akin to reviving a withering plant through diligent nurturing.
Assessment of moles extends beyond their intrinsic attributes to the hue of their surroundings. Auspicious moles are encircled by a vibrant redness, while those foretelling good fortune exhibit not only a lustrous sheen but also a faint rosy tint in their vicinity. Troublesome moles, aside from their lackluster coloration, are encompassed by a somber, murky hue. Decrepit moles are shrouded in a faint layer of blackness around their periphery. The change in the color around a mole, that is, the change in complexion, is driven by the heart. Where the heart moves, so does the complexion. As the complexion changes with the movement of the vital energy, controlling the flow of vital energy naturally dictates the changes in moles. Thus, it can be said that the “heart” is truly the steering wheel of fate. As the ancients said, “Appearance is created by the heart,” which is indeed based on sound reasoning.
1. Key points in the interpretation of mole positions in destiny:
– Judgment of the quality of moles, as mentioned earlier, includes methods such as size, color, concavity, convexity, and so on. Additionally, the judgment of the good or bad aspects of various fortunes depends on the location of the mole, which is based on a person’s facial features. The key points of interpretation are as follows:
– (1) Spousal and romantic fortunes: Around the eyes – the temple, the fish tail, the adulterous gate, the canthus, and the tear sac.
– (2) Wealth fortune: Below the ears, nose, and chin – the earlobe, the tip of the nose, the nostrils, and the chin.
– (3) Emotional fortune: Mouth and eyes – Mercury, fish tail, adulterous gate, husband seat, wife seat.
– (4) Property fortune: Between the chin and the eyebrows – the chin, the house of property, mountains, and forests, the heavenly granary.
– (5) Sibling fortune: Eyebrows – the space between the eyebrows.
– (6) Family fortune (relationship with elders): Upper part – the center of heaven, the heavenly palace, the heavenly foundation, the sun’s corner, the moon’s corner.
– (7) Children’s fortune: Below the eyes – the tear sac, the canthus, the philtrum.
– (8) Fortune in traveling: Forehead and cheeks – the border region, the vast and wide, migration, the post horse, overseas palace.
– (9) Social fortune: Eyebrows and cheeks – the part for making friends and the cheekbones. # Job Fate: Forehead and Cheeks – Tianzhong, Tianting, Zhongzheng, Yintang, Cheekbones.
According to the fate of each position and its symbolic significance, observing the shape, color, and texture of moles, one can roughly judge their auspiciousness or misfortune.
Second, moles in upper positions:
1. Tianzhong: Located at the center of the hairline, if it’s a good mole, it protrudes slightly with a healthy complexion, indicating assistance from elders. Tianzhong is also related to career and job fate. A good mole here brings good fortune, but one should pay attention to one’s demeanor and personality, avoiding conflicts with superiors and elders. For women with a good mole here, an excessively strong and proud personality may hinder marital communication, hence late marriage is advisable. If it’s a bad mole, it signifies disharmony in marriage and with elders, unfavorable for family, marital, and career fate.
2. Xuanlu Palace: Including Tianting, Sikong, and Zhongzheng positions, these areas govern career, work, and status. A good mole symbolizes auspicious stars shining bright, high capability, smooth sailing in work, and easy favor from superiors. If accompanied by a good complexion, it earns admiration and promotion from elders, benefiting career fate. However, for women, while career and work prosper, marital fate may suffer. Balancing these aspects requires careful consideration.
3. Yintang: Yintang is the palace of life among the twelve houses, crucial in one’s life. It’s said that a darkening Yintang signifies impending misfortune. A beautiful mole here, termed as the twin dragons seizing the pearl, indicates steadfast determination and the ability to persevere, leading to success. Conversely, a bad mole suggests unfulfilled wishes and frequent failures, especially for women, it may indicate a challenging relationship with their spouse. Fortune, Wealth, and Official Matters: The nuances of facial moles reveal a tapestry of fate.
1. Friendship Palace: Positioned above the eyebrows, the Friendship Palace signifies companionship. A favorable mole here promises amiable allies, lending a helping hand in one’s endeavors. Conversely, a blemished mark may attract detrimental associations, leading to setbacks and losses.
2. Blessings Hall: A pivotal sector symbolizing financial prospects. A benign mole, coupled with a radiant complexion, heralds forthcoming wealth. Conversely, a malevolent blemish denotes a dispersal of fortune, hindering financial endeavors.
3. Celestial Nourishment: Analogous to the Blessings Hall, the Celestial Nourishment region dictates the ebb and flow of financial fortune. A propitious mole augurs prosperity, while an adverse mark forewarns financial upheaval.
4. Transportation Junction: Beware the presence of inauspicious moles in this region, as they portend accidents and misfortunes, jeopardizing one’s physical well-being, particularly in vehicular mishaps.
5. Solar and Lunar Corners: These twin vertices, when adorned with favorable moles, signify harmonious relationships with elders and parental figures, granting their protective embrace. For women, the Lunar Corner denotes the left, while the Solar Corner signifies the right. Conversely, the absence of moles or the presence of malevolent marks may disrupt filial ties, estranging one from parental care.
6. Borderlands: A benign mole here encourages ventures afar, ensuring safe travels and auspicious journeys. However, an adverse marking suggests a reluctance to embark on voyages, with ancient wisdom cautioning that malignant moles in this area foretell perils during expeditions, potentially leading to demise in foreign lands.
7. Elevation and Expanse: Comprising domains associated with migration and relocation, this segment presides over journeys to distant realms. Unfavorable moles here signify discord in relationships with distant acquaintances, heralding a life fraught with instability and estrangement, culminating in a solitary demise far from home. Brother: Whether it be at the brow’s beginning, middle, or end, the presence of a benign mole not only signifies supportive siblings but also bodes well for financial fortune. It is deemed an ideal location for a mole’s growth, as the ancients advised: moles are best concealed, not revealed. Moles growing within the eyebrow hairs mostly indicate benign characteristics, especially when slightly raised, symbolizing intelligence and acumen.
Third, Locations of Malignant Moles:
1. Philtrum: A benign mole here indicates the prospect of well-behaved offspring, while a malignant one signifies a lack of progeny. For women, it may foreshadow uterine issues, adversely affecting health, marital harmony, and financial prospects.
2. Flanking the Philtrum: These areas denote prosperity and gustatory delights when adorned with benign moles. Conversely, malignant moles spell ill for one’s quality of life.
3. Mercury Spot: Referring to the lips and mouth, a mole on the lips suggests financial prosperity, while one inside the mouth indicates indulgence in food and drink. However, one must be cautious of verbal pitfalls and causing harm to others.
4. Corner of the Mouth: A benign mole here augurs a melodious voice, but a malignant one warns of potential verbal altercations.
5. Drinking Well: Malignant moles here suggest a propensity for frequent relocations, indicative of a fondness for alcohol. For women, such moles signal marital discord.
6. Earth Terrace: Traditional physiognomy deems moles here unfavorable, suggesting emotional turmoil, susceptibility to extramarital temptations, and unstable fortune in various aspects of life. Caution must be taken to prevent water disasters and alcohol-induced harm.
7. Servants’ Quarters: Malignant moles in this area suggest disturbances or harm from subordinates, often leading to frequent changes of residence. Overseas Palace: Adverse moles indicate unfavorable travel abroad and are indicative of water-related misfortune. Cheeks: Including the cheekbones, walls, stolen vaults, thief grounds, and lower graves should not have moles. They all signify unfavorable luck, such as disputes, water-related misfortune, greed, poverty, and adversely affect health and wealth prospects.
Fourth, moles in intermediate stopping positions:
1. Homestead: The space between the eyebrows and the beginning of hairline is the homestead palace. If favorable moles are present, they should ideally be positioned centrally, avoiding proximity to the inner or outer corners of the eyes. This placement suggests stability in assets and, if the homestead is broad and refined, it can significantly aid in material pursuits, social interactions, and career prospects. However, adverse moles not only oppose the aforementioned fortunes but also predispose women to emotional turmoil, hindering their chances of finding a suitable husband and undermining domestic harmony. Moles near the eyes, when lacking luster, indicate potential legal troubles. Moles near the outer corners of the eyes, referred to as fish tails, are analyzed similarly.
2. Fish Tail: The tail end of the eye, known as the fish tail, pertains to the concubine palace. Moles in this area, irrespective of being categorized as “beauty moles” or “adverse moles,” symbolize emotional fickleness, susceptibility to romantic entanglements, and may lead to significant emotional distress, thus jeopardizing marital stability.
3. Adultery Gate: Similar to the fish tail, moles in this area symbolize romantic prospects, emotional affairs, and marital harmony. However, moles in this region can easily lead to emotional wounds, romantic entanglements, and even marital crises, necessitating utmost caution. (4) The area between the inner corner of the eye and the nose, referred to as the “tear mound” or “child palace” in classical texts, is said to indicate one’s relationship with children. While some consider it an exaggeration, the presence of a mole in this area suggests potential challenges in raising children—either through excessive indulgence or excessive demands. Moreso, moles closer to the nose signify more adverse effects, while those nearer to the outer corner of the eye suggest exceptional children and a long life in old age.
(5) The area between the eyes and the bridge of the nose, known as the “husband seat” or “wife seat,” holds significance in marital relationships. An unfavorable mole here may affect one’s spouse adversely.
(6) The bridge of the nose, known as the “mountain root,” represents the husband for women. Moles here are considered unfavorable as they may bring emotional disturbances and hinder marital harmony. A malignant mole suggests potential separation or remarriage, also known as the “palace of illness and calamity,” indicating health issues and potential misfortunes.
(7) The area between the eyebrows, known as “year longevity,” shares similar connotations with the mountain root. For women, a mole here signifies marital and matrimonial challenges, hindering both marriage prospects and personal well-being. It may lead to entanglements with the opposite sex, physical weakness, and stagnation in middle age, adversely affecting financial, health, and career prospects.
(8) The tip of the nose, referred to as the “aim point,” carries implications for women’s relationships with their husbands and children. A mole here suggests a lifetime of service and sacrifice for one’s family, detrimental to both domestic and personal fulfillment. Additionally, it may adversely affect one’s appearance and is recommended for removal.
(9) The sides of the nose, known as the “golden armor,” symbolize wealth and financial prosperity. A beautiful mole here ensures material comfort and may attract romantic opportunities. However, it is cautioned for women, as it may bring discord within the family and marital discontent. Caution is advised in this area for the well-being of both spouses and the harmony of the household. In the realm between the Golden Armor and the Tear Hall lies the Fairy Abode and Fragrant Field. Here, where moles gather, the accumulation of wealth faces adversity, making it arduous to amass financial fortune.
Regarding facial edicts, discretion is advised, especially for women. Adorned with beautiful moles, success in endeavors is promised, with later years graced by favorable financial prospects. However, should unfavorable marks manifest, adversity looms over career, family, and assets.
The prominence of cheekbones, when adorned with a pair of exquisite moles, signifies authority and complete blessings. Yet, lackluster hues or solitary markings bode ill for matrimony. Malevolent moles forebode loss of power, trust, financial setbacks, and the peril of descending from elevated positions.
Near the cheeks beside the ears lies the Gate of Life, a region unsuitable for moles. Their presence here may herald acute ailments or susceptibility to conflagrations throughout life.
As for the earlobe, ear canal, and earlobe’s center, auspicious moles bestow intellect, longevity, and affluence, respectively. The Facial Mole Map
Mole at (1): Portrays grandeur, indicative of a high-ranking official’s spouse.
Mole at (2): Connotes spousal strife, suggesting multiple marriages throughout one’s life.
Mole at (3): Hinders parental relationships.
Mole at (4): Signifies a scarcity of servants, yet denotes a diligent homemaker leading a comfortable life.
Mole at (5): Indicates a predisposition towards remarriage.
Mole at (6): Adversely affects close relatives.
Mole at (7): Hinders both father and spouse.
Mole at (8): Marriage to a distant locale, separated by mountains, potentially leading to a solitary demise far from home.
Mole at (9): Harms the husband, portraying a disruptive influence in marriage.
Mole at (10): Suggests childbirth complications.
Mole at (11): Impedes marital harmony.
Mole at (12): A fortunate omen.
Mole at (13): Often associated with the sorrow of separation.
Mole at (14): Favored by husbands.
Mole at (15): Implies a propensity for legal entanglements and incarceration, often involved in actions detrimental to the spouse, such as theft.
Mole at (16): Likely to engage in sericulture or textile-related professions.
Mole at (17): Resembles the figure of “Meng Mu,” nurturing and educating offspring for success.
Mole at (18): Symbolizes a noble spouse. The position of moles on one’s face holds significance in various aspects of life.
Mole at (19): It obstructs the husband’s prospects, exerting a detrimental influence on various facets of his career.
Mole at (20): Indicates longevity.
Mole at (21): Portends the calamity of fire, urging caution against domestic conflagrations.
Mole at (22): Symbolizes malevolence.
Mole at (23): Suggests fewer male offspring.
Mole at (24): Hinders the son’s progress.
Mole at (25): Signifies indulgence in illicit affairs.
Mole at (26): Adversely affects the husband, labeled as a mole of mourning.
Mole at (27): Indicates auspiciousness and prosperity.
Mole at (28): Characterizes one as amorous and lascivious.
Mole at (29): Hints at a propensity for theft.
Mole at (30): Bespeaks a life fraught with misfortune.
Mole at (31): Reflects narrow-mindedness.
Mole at (32): Implies a jealous disposition.
Mole at (33): Prone to water-related disasters.
Mole at (34): Indicates the potential for bearing twins.
Mole at (35): Portrays a ruthless nature.
Mole at (36): Represents a gossipy and troublemaking individual.
Mole at (37): Signifies affection and reverence towards the husband, often embodying the archetype of a virtuous wife.
Mole at (38): Impedes the husband’s endeavors.
Mole at (39): Remarkably astute.
Mole at (40): Signifies susceptibility to water-related disasters.
Mole at (41): Life marked by suffering.
Mole at (42): Incompetent in managing household affairs, possessing limited landed properties.
Mole at (43): Hinders relationships with servants and subordinates.
Mole at (44): Symbolizes great fortune.
Mole at (45): Acts as a detriment to the husband’s success.
Mole at (46): Portends self-inflicted harm.
Mole at (47): Represents an affluent and influential individual.
Mole at (48): Indicative of great wealth.
Mole at (49): Demonstrates filial piety and respect towards elders.
In summary, facial moles offer a nuanced glimpse into one’s destiny and character traits, encompassing a spectrum of fortunes and misfortunes. For further insights into facial moles and related topics, such as the interpretation of facial moles in different cultural contexts, please refer to our website for comprehensive resources. Certainly! Please provide the text you would like me to translate into more refined and sophisticated English.
