Mole superstitions
The location of a mole affects your fate and personality:
- On the forehead, a mole means "Star-Touched”, a sign of divine insight or leadership. A mole here whispers of a destiny written in the stars, a soul with vision beyond the veil.
- Between the eyebrows. it means the “Third Eye’s Kiss”, the mark of deep intuition, a seeker of truth and born to see beyond the surface of the world.
- Elsewhere near the eyes, a mole is a "Tear Keeper”, showing sensitivity and emotional depth, storing sorrows and joys of past lives, quiet souls with thunderous hearts.
- On the cheek, where the moon kissed you in your sleep to carry emotion like water, it is a symbol of charm, mystery and a gentle heart.
- Near the lips, the "Bard’s Blessing”, bestowing eloquence and allure. A mark for those destined to speak beauty into being.
- On the jawline it is the "Guardian’s Mark”, a sign of strength and resilience. It speaks of someone grounded, a protector of others, carrying ancestral roots in their bones.
- On the chin, the "Wanderer’s Compass”, a mole is a mark of determination and a journeying spirit, drawn to movement, always chasing the horizon.
Verity:
In Japan the idea of fate and karmic echoes, fits within the Shinto and Buddhist worldview, where your physical traits reflect inner spiritual truths or karmic inheritance.
But that's a reflection only. The physical placement of moles on the face and elsewhere on the body, is a biological inheritance, nor a karmic inheritance.p>
The placement is influenced by a mix of genetic (DNA), hormonal and environmental factors. If your parents or relatives have facial moles in certain spots, you might develop them in similar areas.
UV radiation from the sun stimulates melanin production, which can trigger new moles or darken existing ones.
There's no evidence to suggest that a mole's placement influences any divine insight, or any of the other mystical things mentioned above.
