Daily Zohar # 5069 – Yitro – A strong character trait

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Hebrew translation:

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Zohar Yitro
Continued from previous DZ
#194
This one, when he speaks, stretches the skin of his forehead, and those lines are not very visible. He bends his head and walks. His right serves as left, and his left serves as right. He is always sad. He is a complainer. He is one of an evil tongue. He holds himself wise in all his deeds. He holds hatred for all who engage in Torah.
Notes:
The person who stretches his forehead skin while speaking (hiding lines), walks with his head bent, has reversed right-left functions, is perpetually sad/grieving, speaks evil, considers himself wise, and hates Torah learners is characterized by inner conflict and spiritual misalignment.
#195
If on his left arm there is a black mark, and four small hairs in it, and two large ones hanging from it that are red — the hairs are smooth and hanging — and they are neither red nor black. His forehead is neither large nor small.
This one stands between the letters ס and ץ, which are included in the letter ז.
Notes:
A left-arm black mark with mixed hairs and a medium forehead places the person between ס and ץ, included in ז, indicating a complex character of support, righteousness, and movement.
#196
One large line across his forehead that goes in width from one side to the other. Two other lines, but they are not so marked, for they do not extend from this side to that side, like the one line.
Four small wrinkles stand between the two eyebrows at the top of the bridge of the nose.
Notes:
A prominent horizontal line across the forehead indicates a strong character trait, while two fainter lines suggest less defined or secondary qualities. Four small wrinkles between the eyebrows at the nose bridge add detail to the emotional or inner disposition.

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