Palmistry Lines

Palmistry Lines - LIFE LINE

People usually think that the life line would tell how long you would be able to live. This is not the case, instead of revealing that to you, the life line would indicate the quality of how you live your life. It also shows the amount of vitality, strength and energy you have for life.

A person who does not have a passion for life often spots a life line that runs close to the thumb.

A person passionate about life and who lives life to the maximum often spot a life line that is curved.

If the head line is more visible than that of the life line, it indicates that the person is more mentally active than physically.

People who have a delicate health often have a chained life line.

A person with a heart for travel often has life lines that are swinging outwards.

PALMISTRY LINES – HEART LINE

Palmistry not only tells what will happen in the future. It also is a way of finding out why things happen. The heart line would be able to provide insight into this. However, we can’t place a time on the events that are going to happen.

CURVED LINE
In palmistry people who spot a curved heart line are believed to be more romantic. They also are of a more aggressive nature with love, they will demonstrate in ways to prove that they are in love.

STRAIGHT
People whos palms show the straight heart line are more passive in their romance, and they are most content to be the receptor of love, tending to dwell in their love rather than wearing it out on their sleeve.

STEEP CURVE
If a person has a heart line that has a steep curve that ends below and between the middle and index finger, it is most likely that he or she has an intense sexual desire.

UNDER THE INDEX FINGER
If the heart line ends under the index finger, most probably the person is really choosy about who they want to go out with.

UNDER THE MIDDLE FINGER
It is uncommon to see people with heart lines that end under the middle finger. People who spot this heart line are most usually consumed by their need for love.

STRAIGHT AND SHORT
People with this heart line usually have no romance, and are mostly consumed with a crude sexual drive.

STRAIGHT AND LONG
People with this heart line usually tend to be good welfare workers, as they have a heart for those unhappy people.

BRANCHES IN HEART LINE
Two or more branches show that the person has a number of different emotional sides in their nature.

Note: Palmistry research has shown that a successful marriage is often made up of partners who spot similar heart lines.

Palmistry LINES – HEAD LINE

Contrary to popular beliefs, the head line on a persons palm is often associated with how a person thinks and not how intelligent they are. Most head line tend to end some where below the ring finger.

SHORT HEAD LINE
This head line is most commonly found in a person with thinking that is simple and direct to the point.

LONG HEAD LINE
Most commonly found in people who thinks and give a lot of thought before taking action on anything.

STRAIGHT HEAD LINE
Most commonly found in people who values and practice clear concentrated thinking. They are also happier when things are handled and solved practically.

CURVED HEAD LINE
Most commonly found in people who like to create and put into use new ideas. These people tend to be more creative.

CHAINED HEAD LINE
Usually found in people who are highly strung emotionally as well as intellectually.

FORKED HEAD LINE
A forked head line indicates that the person has the ability to see more than one point of view.

FLOATING HEAD LINE
Usually found in people who have a carefree and couldn’t care less attitude. They just go about doing whatever they like, not caring about what other may think of them.

Note: In palmistry a head line that starts under the index finger shows an excellent and brainy mind.

Palmistry Disclaimer

To see a world in a Grain of Sand,
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour.

William Blake (1757 - 1827)

Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.

Soren Kierkegaard (1813 - 1855)

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