Twitching eyelids are regarded by the people as a sign of good or bad luck. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Almost all of us have experienced sudden eyelid twitching. Some people’s eyelids twitch for several hours or even for several days. In fact, eyelid twitching is somewhat similar to dreaming, because in traditional folk culture, many phenomena are regarded as signs. As the saying goes, “good or bad futures are preceded by signs.” This article will talk about whether the eyelids are dancing for good or bad luck. Don’t miss today’s content! It is forbidden to create mirror websites on Chinese websites. Return to the genuine Chinese website.
I believe everyone has heard that some people’s eyelids have been twitching before they make a lot of money, get a promotion, or have good luck. Folks believe that eyelid twitching is a common omen. This may be related to the fact that the eyes are regarded as the “windows of the soul”, where aura and essence gather! This is why there is a popular saying among the people: “If you jump to the left, you will get wealth, if you jump to the right, you will get disaster.” But, is it really true that the left eye will lead to wealth and the right eye will lead to disaster? It is forbidden to create mirror websites on Chinese websites. Return to the genuine Chinese website.
The reason why people use their eyelids to divine good or bad luck is all because there is a long-standing magical ancient book among the people that collects various divination techniques – “The Jade Box” (also known as “The Wanquan Jade Box” and “The Jade Box”). Book”). According to legend, the author of this book is Xu Xun, a Taoist priest of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. Next, let me share with you the text of “The Jade Box: The Eye-twitching Method”:
Zi hour (11 pm to 1 am): There are noble people on the left, wine and food on the right.
Ugly hour (1 am to 3 am): There is worry and doubt on the left, and sadness on the right.
Yin hour (3 a.m. to 5 a.m.): People coming from far away on the left, happy events on the right.
Mao hour (5 a.m. to 7 a.m.): When a noble person from the left comes, there will be peace and good luck.
Chen hour (7 a.m. to 9 a.m.): Guests coming from the left will harm things on the right.
Si hour (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.): The left side is for wine and food, the right side is for bad events.
Noon hour (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.): The left side is about food and drink, and the right side is about bad things.
Weishi (1 pm to 3 pm): The left is for Jichang, and the right is for Xiaoxi.
Shen Shi (3 pm to 5 pm): There is financial gain on the left and female thoughts on the right.
Youshi (5 pm to 7 pm): There is a guest coming from the left, and a person coming from the right.
Xu Shi (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.): The left is for wine and food, and the right is for gathering wealth.
Haishi (9 p.m. to 11 p.m.): The master on the left has guests and is in charge of official affairs.
Through the above content, we will find that when the left eyelid twitches, it is mostly a good omen. Only when it twitches during the ugly hours (1 am to 3 am) does it mean that something worrisome may happen. This is also the only time when the left eyelid twitches. Bad omen. As for the twitching of the right eyelid, it is not entirely a bad thing. For example, “Jade Box Story” only shows that beating at Chen hour (7 a.m. to 9 a.m.) means that damage may occur, while beating at Si hour (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.) and noon hour (11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ) If there is a jump between these two time periods, it means that something bad may happen. If the right eyelid twitches at other times, it is mostly a good thing.
So, how did the ancients deal with the disaster when their eyelids jumped? The notebook novel “Qing Bailei Chao·Eye Trembling and Sticking to Wheat Grass” written by Xu Ke in the Qing Dynasty records: “Wang’s wife occasionally had a piece of wheat straw stuck to her right eye. She might be shocked and asked about it, and she said: ‘The flesh of the right eye trembles, and then the… It’s a disaster. My right eye trembled for a moment, so I was tired of winning.'” This means that when the ancients encountered a twitching disaster on the right eyelid, they would stick wheat straw on the right eye to avoid disaster.
In addition to dividing the eyelids into left and right and depending on the time, the eyelids are also divided into different areas such as upper, lower, left, and right. Then there are male left and female right according to gender, as well as happiness, anger, sadness, and joy. solution. For men, the beating of the upper left eyelid represents “happiness”, the beating of the lower left eyelid represents “anger”, the beating of the upper right eyelid represents “sorrow”, and the beating of the lower right eyelid represents “joy”; for women, it is different from that of men. on the contrary.
However, in this way, whether it is the beating of the left eyelid or the beating of the right eyelid, there is no need to look at the time. However, in response to the above statement, some people, after verification, feel that it is inaccurate to use eyelid twitching to predict good or bad luck or happiness, anger, sorrow, and joy. After speculation, they believe that divination often has “time and space” variables. In other words, the time of eyelid twitching should be taken into consideration and should not be ignored completely. This is why when the eyelid twitching divination method is mentioned, it is often paired with the hour or day of the week.
After introducing the fortune-telling method of eyelid twitching, let’s briefly talk about another special divination method in “Jade Box” – “Method of Meat Trembling”. This divination method looks at the sudden trembling of the flesh on the body and compares it with time to judge good or bad luck. The content is as follows:
Zi hour (11 p.m. to 1 a.m.): The Lord has an elder coming, which is good luck.
Chou hour (1 a.m. to 3 a.m.): The Lord will be auspicious and good luck will come.
Yin hour (3 a.m. to 5 a.m.): If something bad happens, turn it into good luck.
Mao hour (5 a.m. to 7 a.m.): The Lord will gain wealth and be very auspicious.
Chen hour (7 a.m. to 9 a.m.): There is evil coming from the Lord, great misfortune.
Si Shi (9 a.m. to 11 a.m.): The host, guests and friends meet each other, which is auspicious.
Noon hour (11 a.m. to 1 p.m.): If the Lord has worries and doubts, he will be lucky.
Wei Shi (1 p.m. to 3 p.m.): The Lord will have a happy event and good fortune.
Shen Shi (3 pm to 5 pm): The Lord has a mouth and tongue, and the solution will be auspicious.
You hour (5 pm to 7 pm): The Lord will cause disasters due to wealth, which will be very bad.
Xu Shi (7 p.m. to 9 p.m.): If a traveler comes from afar, it will be auspicious.
Haishi (9 p.m. to 11 p.m.): The Lord will have great auspiciousness and joy.
In addition to the various divination methods spread in China, there are actually many different cultures and similar sayings spread in various countries in this world. However, even so, no matter good or bad, good or bad, it all involves the unchanging truth – “There is no way for misfortunes and blessings, but people bring it on themselves, and the rewards of good and evil follow them like a shadow.” I believe that absolutely no one would want to deny the advantages of being kind and doing good deeds. After all, the way you treat others at any time is the key to determining future misfortune.
Finally, I would like to remind everyone that it is okay to predict good or bad luck through eyelid twitching or body tremors, but you must also pay attention to whether there is any abnormality in the body. For example, excessive pumping may be a major warning sign for the body, and eyelids Jumping involves many reasons. Basically, if the eyelid twitching does not last for a long time, there is no need to worry too much. Here are four major causes of eyelid twitching, as follows:
1. Excessive pressure on the eye muscles may cause eyelid twitching. Lack of sleep, staying up late, overuse of the eyes, too much stress, etc. may all be the causes of eyelid twitching.
2. Lack of body elements, the most common of which are insufficient concentrations of calcium and magnesium. Since calcium is a neurotransmitter, if it is deficient, in addition to eyelid twitching, the corners of the mouth may also twitch. If there is a lack of magnesium, which is responsible for regulating the nervous system and relieving mood, eyelids may twitch and sleep may be affected.
3. Dry eye syndrome, conjunctivitis and other conditions can cause eyelids to twitch.
4. According to records, about 1% of eyelid twitching is caused by facial nerve irritation due to eye myasthenia gravis, brain tumors, arachnoid adhesion and other diseases.
Today I will share with you the omens of eyelid twitching. Finally, I wish everyone all the best, safety and health.
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