Are you experiencing low and depressed emotion ? It is time to know about your glabella.
The glabella is located between the two eyebrows and above the nose. It is considered the palace of human desires. A good glabella should be full and broad (compared to the individual’s face shape), and should not have any wrinkles, scars, moles, or damage, otherwise it will damage this palace. Whether a person’s wishes can be fulfilled depends on their degree of attachment to things, whether they will hold grudges when faced with difficulties, their ability to adapt to new environments, and so on, all of which are related to the quality of the glabella.
For example, the Eastern Buddha, Shakyamuni, had a large mole on his glabella. He was originally a prince, but spent his days sitting under the bodhi tree contemplating why there were so many poor people in the world, deeply immersed in thought and unable to be happy. On the other hand, a person with a full and broad glabella can easily resolve their own issues and not be too concerned about any problems they encounter.
If a person has depression or is about to develop a depressed mood, their eyebrows often wrinkle, forming a small pit. In addition to psychological treatment, external auxiliary treatment is also needed, such as injecting botulinum toxin into the wrinkled eyebrow area to prevent the subconscious action of wrinkling.
If a person’s glabella is covered with eyebrows, they are likely to have a strong religious belief because they cannot achieve inner peace through their own strength and need to seek spiritual support. Conversely, if the forehead is full and broad, they possess the mental strength to not be affected by anything and have self-confidence without relying on spiritual support to solve their own emotional problems.
People with prominent eyebrows on their glabella can regularly use tweezers to pluck out excess hair while reminding themselves not to become too attached, thus promoting inner peace and resolving any lingering issues.
The above is the knowledge about the glabella in face reading. If you want to have a more comprehensive understanding of yourself, please consult our advisor here (with our Full Eight Characters Service).
