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Below, I’m going to present a lot of information on the palm reading lines. But to really be able to read your (or someone else’s) palm you have to know about the other structures found there. These are known as mounts and plains. These terms may be new to you, but you have definitely noticed them on your palms at one time or another.

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A vertical crease situated in the center of your palm, the fate line unveils how your life will be influenced by external circumstances under your control. This line is malleable, meaning it is constantly changing. It’s good to observe it when you’re going through a significant shift in your life. Itchy hands? Professional palmists believe that’s a sign of upcoming changes. If the life line is straight, cutting across the palm parallel to the head line, he/she is brave and usually very outgoing.

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During palms readings, we also look to where the line of fate starts. If your fate line starts with the head line, success will come after the age of 35. Starting at heart linesuggests that stability and career/financial wins will come later (after age 50.) A line of fate that starts at the life linedoesn’t indicate great financial success but instead a happy life with lots of friends OTHER PALM READING LINES The final type is the Mixed Hand which doesn’t really look like any of the distinct types listed above. Such a person usually has a mixed personality and can’t be ‘typed.’ This is why it is important for a palmist to be able to read hand lines as well. Broken linesdo indicate loss and struggle while a chained linesignifies emotional problems in particular. Double or triple linesrepresent lots of positive energy while forksin a life line predict change as well as far away travel. THE LINE OF FATE Determine the hand shape. Each hand shape is associated with certain elements and character traits. The palm length is measured from the wrist to the bottom of the fingers. The basic interpretations are as follows:

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Saint-Germain, Comte C. de (1935). Practical Palmistry: Hand Reading Simplified (New illustrateded.). Chicago: Albert Whitman. pp.18–19.

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In Renaissance magic, palmistry (known as "chiromancy") was classified as one of the seven "forbidden arts", along with necromancy, geomancy, aeromancy, pyromancy, hydromancy, and spatulamancy ( scapulimancy). [9] During the 16th century the art of palmistry was actively suppressed by the Catholic Church. Both Pope Paul IV and Pope Sixtus V issued papal edicts against various forms of divination, including palmistry. [10] Modern palmistry [ edit ]