Does mole really represent fate?

Moles are a part of people's physical characteristics, and their distribution in different locations has different effects on people. In traditional physiognomy, moles do not really represent fate, but represent good or bad luck in the development of life fortune. A detailed understanding of the position analysis of moles on the body is helpful to avoid bad luck and resolve disasters in time.

Although it is a normal physiological phenomenon to grow moles in the human body, from the perspective of physiognomy, the growth position, particle size and color depth of moles directly predict our life destiny, such as the moles in the front neck attract villains, the moles in the hair attract wealth and so on. We should pay more attention to them in our life to make our life more auspicious and smooth.

To see the quality of a mole, we must first look at the color. If the color of a mole is not good, it is not good no matter where it was born. After the color is good, you must look at the location where the mole was born. This shows that this is a good sign.

Someone always asks, how did I get such a big mole? I should be rich, but why haven't I got rich yet? What needs to be remembered is that as long as people have the opportunity, their efforts will succeed. In any case, it is a comprehensive process. It's like looking at a person's beauty, not at his eyes or nose. Whether he looks beautiful or not depends on the overall combination of good facial features, good skin, good figure and good inner connotation. Generally speaking, this is a kind of beauty. So is success.

Success is not an easy task. You need to remove the unfavorable factors and strengthen the favorable factors, that is, improve your luck first, and then work hard to succeed. It is impossible to succeed if you work hard and have the ability, and it is impossible to succeed if you just rely on luck and don't work hard. After all, there are not many pies in the sky, and only a few can be received. The rest, depends on robbery.