“Discover the Magical Power of the ‘9 Dragon Bones’ – Unleash Your Prosperity!”

According to ancient beliefs, those who possess these 9 bones are considered fortunate individuals. These 9 bones are called precious bones, and in Chinese, it is known as cửu long xương, which translates to 9 precious bones. The cửu long xương includes the following: the crown, the temple, the mandible, the sun angle, the moon angle, the dragon palace, the phục hy, the custodian angle, and the dragon angle.

Everyone has these 9 bones, but when they develop and protrude, they are referred to as dragon bones. If you have 1, you are fortunate and will have abundant blessings. Individuals with well-developed dragon bones will have better luck than others.

People with well-developed dragon bones are often individuals with high social status, with the opportunity to become powerful leaders, and live a wealthy and prosperous life. These individuals have an extraordinary life and often occupy superior positions.

What are the 9 sections of the dragon bones?

The Crown Bone, also known as the Cheekbone: The location of the cheekbone in the “Cửu long xương” is crucial. Ancient people believed that those with high and well-developed cheekbones were often wealthy and lucky. Many people mistakenly think that high cheekbones close together are considered good, without understanding deeply that high and full cheekbones indicate an auspicious position. High and sharp cheekbones that poke the eyes and protrude the face indicate a threatening spirit. Individuals with high cheekbones but round and full cheeks often have power and are ambitious, with big dreams, which leads to success.

The Temple Bone: It is used to refer to the bone between the cheekbone and the ear, below the temples. When you have round and well-developed temple bones, you tend to be emotionally intelligent, seize good opportunities, and thus stand out and succeed among the crowd.

The Mandible, Moon Angle, and Sun Angle: The mandible is the bone located on both sides of the forehead, just above the eyebrows. Next to it are the moon angle and sun angle. These two bones symbolize paternal and maternal influences. Since they are located close to each other, the mandible and paternal influences have a close relationship. According to this belief, if parents hold high positions, their children will also have certain positions in society. But if the mandible is low, even if the parents are talented, the children will have difficulty developing.

The Phục Hy Bone is the bone located above the nasal spine. Ancients believed that those with a well-developed Phục Hy bone that protrudes high are upright individuals and easily accumulate achievements. These people are often upright and influential figures in society.

The Dragon Palace Bone is the bone surrounding the eyes. Those with high Dragon Palace bones are good at focusing and persevering, which leads to great success.

The Custodian Angle Bone is the bone that protrudes behind the ears. If this part swells, it means that the person possesses the ability to handle people and has military talent, and is very intelligent.

The Dragon Angle Bone refers to the bone that extends on both sides of the eyebrows. If the Dragon Angle bone is high and well-developed, the individual will be outstanding, have a flourishing career, and have good fortune and luck.

Those who have well-developed bones in these positions will be fortunate, born with talents, success, and good fortune. Not everyone has all 9 bones tall, but even if only 1-2 positions are high, it is still considered good fortune. Due to its association with dragons, these 9 positions are considered precious, so the ancients called them dragon bones.

Take a look in the mirror and feel your bones to see if these 9 bone positions of yours are tall or short?

The information in this article is for reference only.