All the markings on the palms. The marks we see on the palms that don’t seem to fit into any category of a line are still significant. They can indicate a warning, such as stress, or point to a sign of talent, fortune or an event. In most cases, markings on the mounts accentuate the meaning of the mount either favourably or in an undesirable way.
Read an article about all the markings on the palms here.
People inherit many physical features and character traits from their parents, but we are all unique, and our hands show it. The basic shape of the hand is especially an essential part of reading the palms because it is what helps us to determine the first and most fundamental character of the person.
The fingers are a tremendous part because they can show how we express ourselves and how we have developed in the past. We all have distinctive looks, and the same goes for our psychological make-up, and that is why reading hands can become very involved and complicated. It is this personal disposition that reflects in our hands from birth.
These are the typical questions I get asked; yes, even number three. Some people seem to think a hand reader has this kind of magical power to give such answers. I do write many articles about the marriage lines and children lines, because of the traditional meanings. In some cases, these markings have been accurate. However, I do remind people to be careful, not to take the evaluations too seriously.
You may be disappointed about the ambiguousness of some aspects of palmistry, but it should give you a feeling of relief knowing you have more control over your life. I would not think that relying on fate alone is beneficial to anyone’s happiness, but instead, it should show what is potential and that you have the power to choose or change the course of your life.
The creases on our palms serve a practical purpose but can also help us understand our individual lives. These lines are rarely perfect, and the marks that appear can have a meaning. An island mark is one that many see as a negative mark. An island mark is a divided line that joins again, forming … Read more
The Mount of Moon is the name given to one of the many padded areas of the palm. These areas describe specific personality types as per astrology. If you are learning palmistry, it is essential first to understand what these areas mean because the lines on their own do not give many clues in a … Read more
Fish symbol in Indian palm reading A fish symbol on the palm is not easy to detect. Often this mark is mistaken or confused with other connecting lines. It is a rare sign that has a deep meaning in Indian palmistry. A modern palmist does not use the fish symbol when reading hands, but it … Read more
A single transverse crease on the palm. The Simian line is quite rare. Instead of the usual two horizontal lines on the palm, there’s only one that crosses the palm completely. I’m very curious about the Simian personality. I recently asked individuals with Simian lines to tell me something about their character, for example, their … Read more
The Via Lascivia, (addiction line, escape line, poison bar) or whatever you want to call it, can appear differently depending on what type of hand it is on. Generally, it is a line near or even parallel to the Line of Health. It can originate from the life line, or Mount of Moon. Also between … Read more
Marks on the life line, like dots, crosses, stars, slashes. What do they mean? Not everyone has smooth, clean lines on their palm. You might even find some marks on the life line and wonder if they mean anything? When someone mentions a palm reading, the first line a person typically looks at on the … Read more
Before I tell you about the markings on the head line, I want you to understand just how crucial this line is in a palm reading. The line of the head is the horizontal crease that originates beneath the index finger. In some hands, it slopes gently downward; in others, it is straight across. The … Read more