Ears are represent a person's earliest childhood days, between age 1 to 14. For Female: The right ear represent age 1 to 7, and left ear represent age 8 to 15. For male: The left ear represent age 1 to 7, and right ear represent age 8 to 15. During these years, a lot of character formation are taken place. Therefore a pair of well-developed ears are pretty important, as they will affect the person greatly later in life or even throughout life.
What is a pair of well-developed ears?
1) lighter colour than the face,
2) big but don't need to be as big as the ears of an elephant,
3) clearly defined ridges,
4) no chip or indentation on the ear(s),
5) flexible,
6) thick,
7) high setting,
8) no sharp tip,
9) no protruding out if the ears are view from the front of the face.
What does a pair of well-developed ears tell you?
The chances are, the person received good care during his or her childhood and indicates the person will have a gentle, kind and loving personality.
What does a pair of under-developed ears tell you?
The chances are, the person belongs to a poor or bad childhood, leading to the inability to give and receive love during adult life.
Features You need to look out for when you are looking at the Ears:
1) The Size of the Ears: The bigger the better.
2) Completeness of the Ears: Chipped ears indicate psychological or emotional damage or issues that may trouble a person through adulthood.
3) Definition of the Ear Ridges: If both ears are having different shaped ridges suggest that a high likelihood of the person's parents being separated or divorced AND there is a step-parent in the family portrait somewhere.
4) The Setting of the Ears: a) By looking from the side of the face, if the tip of the ear is higher than the eyebrow, it is a high-setting ear, which is a good ear. If a child has high setting ears, he or she is precocious who can gain high fame in life. He or she also intelligent, obedient, easy to manage, and enjoying good robust health throughout his or her lives. b) By looking from the front of the face, if the setting of the ears is at the same level, it is good. Otherwise, if the setting of the ears is at different levels, also suggests the same as having different shaped ridges.
5) Flexibility and Stiffness of the Ears: The harder the ears, the harder his or her life.
6) Protruding of the Ears: By looking from the front of the face, ears that stick to the side of the head are good. Such ears belong to people who are more obedient, filial and easy to bring up compared to those with protruding ears.
7) Thickness of the Ears: The thinner the ears, the poorer his or her health, in particular, mental health. Thin ears suggest emotional disturbance.
8) Length of the Ears: The longer the better.
9) Tip of the Ears: Sharp or pointy tip suggests possibility of emotional trauma caused by the parents, such as a divorce or a separation by parents.
10) Colour of the Ears: The colour should be lighter than the colour of the face. If the colour is darker, it suggests that the child is often sick or easily depressed, which will affect him or her later in life.
Let's apply what you have learned? If you saw a girl's left ear has a chip on it. What does it tell you? It tells you that at her age between 8 to 14, a misfortune has happened to her, probably related to the parents' well-being or financial stability, such as poor living conditions, a harsh and hard childhood or poor parents who unable to provide basic needs for the child. You can even pin-point what age that misfortune will occur.
Do you know that a very quick way to look at parent's luck is to look at their young child's ears? Why? If a child has poor quality ears, means that his or her parents have to endure some hardship or tough times during his or her early years.
Do you also know that if a child has high setting big ears with a high smooth nice forehead, is extremely intelligent, with great health for his or her entire life, and will achieve great thing, who can gain fame in his or her life? Such a child is truly RARE and AWESOME!
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Contributed by The Founder of MATHS SPECIALIST - Mr K L Chua