Wednesday, 7 April 2010 @ 08:12I'll take you away, to my private getaway
I like getaways.First GYL Camp at Batam and just recently, CASS camp. It really helps take my mind off all the negative things in life. And speaking of negative things, I've decided to remove my helix piercing on the night of day zero of CASS camp. I think the stupid piercing is giving me alot of bad luck!!!!
You may think there's totally no link, but there is! But of course, you must first believe in Feng Shui. If not, it's pointless.
Read below if you have nothing better to do.
The Feng Shui of the Face can be stabilised or rendered insecure by the formation of the Ears. In Asia, the ears of a person is always given priority in facial analysis even by the average man-on-the-street. He or she will notice their formation, if they stick out from the side of the head and in particular if the lobes are long or short. However, many do not realise their full significance and can erroneously make snap judgement of what they see.
The ears are divided into 3 zones. In analysing the 3 zones, one can immediately tell the inclination of the individual by identifying which is the most prominent or dominating portion.
The Top Zone identifies the ability or the strength of a person’s logical mind , intellect or intelligence. With a highly developed Top zone, the person is not only naturally intelligent but he or she can analyse and reason rather than just memorise and repeat parrot-like. The formation of this zone, for example if it is sharply pointed upwards like an elf’s or if it is rounded but sticking away from the side of the head like a fan, can speak volumes. Elf-like ears belong to creative, inventive and intuitive individuals who can think on their feet and tend to be quick though mischievous with their repartee. Rounded-fan-like top zones belong to the highly intelligent though they may have troubled and devious souls and may use their intelligence for devious and even criminal purposes.
As with everything in life, there must be balance, without which disharmony and discord will prevail. In Face Feng Shui, balance ensures a more stable life. Too much of a good thing is also bad. As in the teaching of Tao, the Yin must be in balance with the Yang to maintain inner tranquillity and harmony.
The middle zone represents the ability for the person to communicate and relate to those around. It also indicates if the person can be discreet and trustworthy when entrusted with secrets. The wider the area, the more he will observe with his ears. The deeper the ear cavity, the more he will care for what he hears and the more he will sensitively judge by what is said to him. The shallower or wider the ear hole, the less he takes heed of what he hears and the less he believes. Such a person will talk “at” you and not talk “to” you.
What is most significant in the lower zone of the ear is the gap above the lobe. The wider the gap, the more generous in deeds and spirit – the narrower the meaner. The ideal is when the index finger fits snugly into it. This has been an unfailing observation fro me in Face Feng Shui analysis and from where I judge the extent of friendship, because in friendship, one must be ready to give and forgive without being judgemental. A mean spirited friend cannot be relied upon.
The earlobes have long been the criteria for old age and good memory but this has not been entirely true. Long lobes of ears that are set close to the side of the head is a truer indication of longevity. Long ear lobes denote patience, wisdom and the fortunate ability for the owner to be appreciated and helped by those he meets or who he requests help from, far exceeding what he requests for. This could be why many tribes in Asia and Africa elongate their lobes with metal earrings as weights, mainly to ensure longevity. Another being that long, thick lobes ensures progeny and indicates a healthy sex drive.
Short earlobes indicate a person who is sexually overactive rather than the contrary especially if it is coupled with round ears. But the general observation is that the person is stubborn and desires material comforts. If the lobes are square and abruptly meets the side of the face, it can indicate a quarrelsome and aggressive nature.
So take note of the ears of those you are married to or wish to associate with to determine a side of their nature that can help you to better understand them. Noting the ears of your children can also give you hints on how to better guide them. However, do not make snap judgements on only one feature alone. As you study Face Feng Shui, one notices there are other features that can balance a “weak” feature or affirm it. So always analyse a face in total, noting the most outstanding feature as the pivotal point in terms of age and character type.
You may think there's totally no link, but there is! But of course, you must first believe in Feng Shui. If not, it's pointless.
Read below if you have nothing better to do.
The Feng Shui of the Face can be stabilised or rendered insecure by the formation of the Ears. In Asia, the ears of a person is always given priority in facial analysis even by the average man-on-the-street. He or she will notice their formation, if they stick out from the side of the head and in particular if the lobes are long or short. However, many do not realise their full significance and can erroneously make snap judgement of what they see.
The ears are divided into 3 zones. In analysing the 3 zones, one can immediately tell the inclination of the individual by identifying which is the most prominent or dominating portion.
The Top Zone identifies the ability or the strength of a person’s logical mind , intellect or intelligence. With a highly developed Top zone, the person is not only naturally intelligent but he or she can analyse and reason rather than just memorise and repeat parrot-like. The formation of this zone, for example if it is sharply pointed upwards like an elf’s or if it is rounded but sticking away from the side of the head like a fan, can speak volumes. Elf-like ears belong to creative, inventive and intuitive individuals who can think on their feet and tend to be quick though mischievous with their repartee. Rounded-fan-like top zones belong to the highly intelligent though they may have troubled and devious souls and may use their intelligence for devious and even criminal purposes.
As with everything in life, there must be balance, without which disharmony and discord will prevail. In Face Feng Shui, balance ensures a more stable life. Too much of a good thing is also bad. As in the teaching of Tao, the Yin must be in balance with the Yang to maintain inner tranquillity and harmony.
The middle zone represents the ability for the person to communicate and relate to those around. It also indicates if the person can be discreet and trustworthy when entrusted with secrets. The wider the area, the more he will observe with his ears. The deeper the ear cavity, the more he will care for what he hears and the more he will sensitively judge by what is said to him. The shallower or wider the ear hole, the less he takes heed of what he hears and the less he believes. Such a person will talk “at” you and not talk “to” you.
What is most significant in the lower zone of the ear is the gap above the lobe. The wider the gap, the more generous in deeds and spirit – the narrower the meaner. The ideal is when the index finger fits snugly into it. This has been an unfailing observation fro me in Face Feng Shui analysis and from where I judge the extent of friendship, because in friendship, one must be ready to give and forgive without being judgemental. A mean spirited friend cannot be relied upon.
The earlobes have long been the criteria for old age and good memory but this has not been entirely true. Long lobes of ears that are set close to the side of the head is a truer indication of longevity. Long ear lobes denote patience, wisdom and the fortunate ability for the owner to be appreciated and helped by those he meets or who he requests help from, far exceeding what he requests for. This could be why many tribes in Asia and Africa elongate their lobes with metal earrings as weights, mainly to ensure longevity. Another being that long, thick lobes ensures progeny and indicates a healthy sex drive.
Short earlobes indicate a person who is sexually overactive rather than the contrary especially if it is coupled with round ears. But the general observation is that the person is stubborn and desires material comforts. If the lobes are square and abruptly meets the side of the face, it can indicate a quarrelsome and aggressive nature.
So take note of the ears of those you are married to or wish to associate with to determine a side of their nature that can help you to better understand them. Noting the ears of your children can also give you hints on how to better guide them. However, do not make snap judgements on only one feature alone. As you study Face Feng Shui, one notices there are other features that can balance a “weak” feature or affirm it. So always analyse a face in total, noting the most outstanding feature as the pivotal point in terms of age and character type.
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So the ears does have some significance in your face!!! Sounds kind of lame, I felt so much more luckier in the camp. In a way like I'm so lucky to have been able to meet and bond with other people whom I never thought would actually be my friends.
I should stop having this negative shit mindset about everything.
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Lastly, some Justin Bieber love~ HAHA.
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