It
is important for a beginner palm reader to study each individual line and it's
meaning before making any snap judgments. I suggest the student make
photocopies of friends' hands (or scan the hand's image directly into a
computer) without mention of the hand's possessor (to lessen the likelihood of
forming conclusions based on prior knowledge of the subject's traits,
personality, and life).
Do
not forget to make copies of both the left and right hand on any one
individual. When comparing the hands of a subject, any similarities or
differences in the markings are of monumental importance. The left hand
represents hard-wired traits spiritually and genetically inherited at birth and
maps out the obstacles, gifts, and potential future of an individual. The right
hand depicts the personality and traits the subject has developed through free
will and necessity.
For
instance, upon studying the hands of a subject, one may find that the left hand
is riddled with troublesome lines depicting heartbreaking loss, failed
marriages, and a tendency to commit to criminal or immoral acts, but the lines
on the right hand reflect a person who has managed to live a decent life
without too many trials and tribulations. On the other hand (no pun intended),
a person who has a left hand chocked full of promise and good tidings and a
right hand with very disturbing lines denoting many losses, one may conclude
that somewhere along the line the subject made poor choices or was the victim
of negative, unavoidable circumstances that lead to his or her downfall. Fate
is a complex concept. While the path we walk is pre-ordained, we still have
free will and mind of our own that no man may put asunder.
Getting
started:
Significant
and supreme, the Line of the Head (figure 1.1) is the most noteworthy line on
the palm. It is the driving force of the individual and must be studied
thoroughly at the very commencement of a reading. It represents the
"Mentality" of the individual.
Notes:
1.
If the Line of Head on the right hand is in the same position as the Line of
Head on the left hand, it can be safe to assume that the subject had little
interference and minimal obstacles that would change his natural inclination to
develop his own unique "Mentality." But, if the Line of Head on the left
hand slopes downward and the Line of Head on the right hand is straighter and
not forked, it may be safe to conclude that the individual moved away from his
natural inclinations and became more rational and realistic in order to
survive. Perhaps the subject was given a talent at painting but choose the life
of a business minded art dealer instead because an accident or other event
stopped him from cultivating his artistic gifts. If the Line of Head on the
left hand is straight and the Line of Head on the right is sloped, the reader
can safely assume the individual abandoned his more practical side in order to
lead a more creative life. It must be
noted that in the case of an artist or writer, the latter scenario would
represent a subdued tendency toward egotism or eccentricity.
2.
If the Line of Head on the left hand is faint and well defined on the right,
then the subject developed his own "Mentality" regardless of his
parents or nurturers. This is especially indicative of a person who was
ignored, abandoned, or improperly educated in childhood but decided to teach
himself instead of wallowing in ignorance. This is a definite sign that the
subject made a choice to become ambitious and successful regardless of
adversity or opposition. However, if the Line of Head on the left hand is solid
and well defined and faint on the right, the reader may safely assume the
individual squandered his mental gifts and has not lived up to his potential.
In this case, he may have dropped out of school, refused to gain additional knowledge,
is not interested in bettering himself and has little or no ambition,
regardless of how he handles himself or his social status. Some members of
royalty and those from "old money" families have this Line of Head.
3.
A broad Line of Head depicts fickleness, unpredictability, and a tendency to be
distracted or oblivious.
4.
A sharply entrenched Line of Head denotes a very strong mentality.
5.
A fine slender Line of Head depicts a person who used his intellect to its
extreme. This line is seen on great thinkers.
6.
If the Line of Head (figure 1.1- yellow line) juts out from the inside of the
Line of Life, it denotes an overly hesitant, extremely emotional,
temperamental, apprehensive and fearful person. This person may be one who
cannot control his emotions and may be prone to frequent outbursts such as
screaming fits or crying jags. If it appears that the Line of Head becomes
straight at the end, the individual may gain control of his emotions later in
life. However, if the Line of Head is more sloped at the end and leans toward
The Mount of the Moon (near the wrist, on the fleshy part of the palm on the
right pinky side of the hand), the individual's lack of control will worsen
with age. In addition, if this type of Line of Head is faint or indistinct and
contains little hair lines shooting out from it, the subject may be prone to
mental disorders or violent behavior and may denote an addictive personality.
Should the Line of Head continue across the palm and into the Positive Mount of
Mars (in the web of the palm), the individual will become mentally stable and
get any and all addictions under control later in life.
7.
Many artists and creative thinkers have this next type of Line of Head. If it
(figure 1.1 - red line) is joined to the Line of Life, the subject may suffer
from low self-esteem. He may also be sensitive, doubting, and overly modest
concerning his talents and ambition. If this Line of Head (figure 1.2 - blue
line) reaches into the Mental Mount of Mars, the individual is more
temperamental, outspoken, and opinionated. If this line is straight (or
somewhat straight), the person will still be emotional, but will be resolute
and unwavering when carrying out his life goals. If this type of Line of Head
slopes downward on the palm, his sensitivity is heightened. If the Line of Head
is also forked at the end (figure 1.2 - yellow line), the individual may allow
his logical and practical side to argue incessantly with his emotional and
creative side. This may cause him great grief and make him a neurotic mess of
indecision. If the Line of Head slopes toward the Mount of Mars (figure 1.2 -
orange line), the subject may be in control of his emotions and use them
whenever he feels the need to do so. This person is adept at hiding his
sensitivity from his family and friends and may choose to only show this side
when watching Old Yeller. If the Line of Head slopes all the way into the Mount
of the Moon (figure 1.2 - light blue line), the subject may be so highly-strung
and erratic that he never accomplishes anything. He may be lazy or an incessant
daydreamer. If the Line of Head slopes at a downward angle and then curves
(figure 1.2 - pink line), the subject may be depressed, overly emotional and
sensitive, moody, morose, gloomy and isolated. He may contemplate suicide at
one time or another. The subject may also have a tendency to think negatively
and suffer from low self-esteem or engage in dark practices.
8.
In most people, the Line of Head juts from the outside of the Line of Life
(figure 1.1 - light blue line). As with the other types of Line of Heads, this
position has many different variations and distinctions (figure 1.3). It is
better to have the Line of Head and Line of Life's beginning point close
together than far apart. When the Line of Head has a narrow gap between it and
Line of Life, the individual is more likely to be witty, intelligent, open to
new ideas, brave in mental matters, and courageous in body and spirit. If a
subject with this Line of Head and Line of Life position and the Line of Head
travels straight across the palm, the subject is a very strong leader who needs
a reason to live. He is a go-getting power dynamo who can do just about
anything he likes. If however, the narrow gaped Line of Head slopes downward in
the palm, the subject may be highly intelligent and witty, but he will also be
quite lazy and lack direction. If the Line of Head slopes upward (figure 1.3 -
orange line), the subject may be a banner-waver who fights community causes for
the good of the world. He is an effective leader and master of his own destiny.
If there is a large gap between the Line of Head and the Line of Life (figure
1.3 - blue line), the subject may be unable to express his emotions or be happy
to suppress them. He may be reckless and take risks with his life and money on
a whim. He may be an insomniac, restless, bored, confused upon which road to
travel, and generally temperamental and dissatisfied. If this line is littered
with islands, multiply recklessness by 10. He may have a criminal instinct. If
the Line of Head slopes downward at a sharp angle, (figure 1.3 - purple line),
the subject may be depressed, unhappy, or detached from society.
9.
The Line of Head may be different than the models we have shown you previously.
There are distinct variations on the Line of Head that denote specific events
that have or will come to pass in the subject's life. If the Line of Head takes
a jump, as in turning upward or downward slightly then regaining it's original
track (figure 1.5 - yellow line), it denotes a speed bump in the subject's
life. Of course, this type of variation promises that the individual will
conquer the problem and come out the bad experience stronger and in a better
position than when he started. If the line contains islands or other marks, it
may not be a good sign that the subject will come out of the experience
unscathed. If there are fine lines jutting upwards out of the Line of Head
without it being bent (figure 1.5 - red line), the subject will carry the bad
experience with him for the rest of his life. If the lines become more faint as
time goes by, it means the subject has made a concerted effort to regain
control of his life and come to accept what has happened to him and grow
through adversity.
This
curve of the Line of Head (figure 1.5 - orange line) may be either a curve in
the Line of Head itself or be represented by a fine line jutting off the end of
the Line of Head. This line indicated that the subject changed the way he
thinks at an exact age. At this turning point in his life, he either suddenly
became more logical and realistic. If the palm contains a deeply marked Sun
Line that appears near the age of the Mentality transformation, the subject may
have become more inspired and artistic or won the lottery, meaning good things
came into his life. If Line of Head makes a sharp curve toward the Mount of
Mercury (figure 1.5 - pink line), the subject possesses an extreme desire to
become wealthy. The older he gets, the more fanatic he may become and could
consistently hatch far out get-rich-quick schemes. If the Line of Head branches
out to form another deep line and reaches toward the top of the palm (figure
1.5 - purple line), the subject will be consumed by a yearning for great wealth
and will do almost anything to get it, going so far to commit illegal acts in
order to possess mass amounts of money. In a moral and ethical person, the
reader can be safe in assuming that the subject will work as humanly possible
to achieve his lofty aspirations. He may be a workaholic or power-hungry
executive, but he labors hard to make good old hard cash.
10.
If the Line of Head travels straight across the palm, without breaks (figure
1.6 - blue line), the subject is a very unique individual. Highly uncommon,
this marker denotes a person of extreme concentration, great intelligence, and
enormous intensity. The subject possesses a powerful and forceful mind and has
robust and fervent emotions as well. He has a keen sense of what he wants to
accomplish and may well have a higher purpose for the world. He may be a future
champion for human rights or a martyr. Of course, that all depends on his
character.
The
subject, if he is good and just, is a strong leader, willful subject, and great
thinker and a spiritual warrior. If the subject is evil, then this marker
should prove to be an ominous sign of great dark power. It is my belief that
the individual who bears this Line of Head is meant to accomplish something
great - what that is is unknown, but the mere exceptional quality of the meaning
of this Line of Head brings to the table inner turmoil.
First,
this line merges the heart and Line of Head to form an individual that combines
his great logic and reason with his emotions. It is a tricky balance to contend
with. Both of his energies - reason and emotion, yin and yang, feminine
principle and masculine principle, and nurture and aggression are housed in the
same Mentality. There is no separation between his two halves. In work, he will use his passion to drive his
intellect, but in love, he will allow his heart to rule his head, which is
never a good thing. He may become fixated on the person who stole his heart. At
the end of the relationship, courtship, or crush, he may pine away his hours
mulling over what could have been.
In
addition, he wears his heart on his sleeve, is aggressive when he wants
something, and needs a whole lot of personal space. He is detached from others
because he is so darn different. He enjoys being alone as much as he does in
the company of others. The subject may also be a loner who just doesn't fit in.
In business, he is much happier working alone on his projects than with a bunch
of people always hanging around, snooping into his business.
It
important to note the position of the line. Is it closer to where the heart
line is supposed to lie or nearer where the Line of Head is? Closer to the heart means he will be more
emotional and sentimental and closer to the head means he will be a hard-wired
practical type.
11.
Now we will discuss what certain marks, like squares or crosses ("X marks
the spot") mean when they are attached to the Line of Head.
Crosses
= Denotes head trauma, concussions, and accidents.
Squares
= Denotes the defense and safeguarding of the head. The double Line of Head is
an interesting concept. First, it is very uncommon and unique and carries with
it a ability to foster two different personas or juggle two distinctly
different jobs. He could use the emotional side of his personality and only
show that to his family and friends and use his practical side only in
business. He could be both an artist and a mathematician thereby using both
sides of brain equally well. He can be passive-aggressive.
A =
Denotes the subject may be an authoritarian or domineering in the workplace and
in the family. Argumentative and aggressive behavior occasionally gets out of
control.
B =
Denotes the subject may be injured by falling objects clunking him on the head,
malicious blows to the cranium, or dynamite or bomb blasts. Watch out for being
hit over the head in the study with the pipe wrench.
C =
Denotes the subject may fall down and knock his head on an object.
D =
Denotes the subject may suffer head trauma at work or under the care of a
medical professional.
E =
Denotes the subject is protected from head injury. This square can be anywhere
on the palm, just as long as if touches the Line of Head.
Also
called the Great Palmer Arch, the Line of Life (figure 2.1 - green line) is
greatly associated with the organs of the body.
First,
let us start with the basics. There are eight mounts of the hand (figure 2.1 -
lines in yellow). These sections of mounts all mean something different. A =
The Mount of Venus. Means Affection, love, beauty, passion, and sex.
B =
The Mount of Mars Positive. Means Leader, Resilient, Obstinate, Giving, Brave,
Freethinker, Impulsive, and Addicted.
C =
The Mount of Jupiter. Means Power, Superiority, Expansiveness, Ambition.
D =
The Mount of Saturn. Means Depressed, Aloof, and Somber.
E =
The Mount of The Sun. Means Success, Intelligence, and Avant-Garde.
F =
The Mount of Mercury. Means Technology, Hard Sciences, Business, and Free
Thought.
G =
The Mount of Mars Negative. Means Passivity, Brave, Sneaky, Manipulating, and
Deviant.
H =
The Mount of The Moon. Means Beauty, Grace, Jealousy, Creativity, and
Adaptability.
Now
we will discuss the Line of Life in depth.
When
well defined, unbroken, and long, the subject should live many years without
too many serious health issues.
When
the Line of Life contains many little connected chains (like in a metal fence),
the subject will unfortunately suffer from gastrointestinal problems, a low
immunity to viruses, and low energy. The position of the chain links on the
Line of Life means everything. Understanding them can show the palmist when the
illness occurred or may occur, the length of the illness (chronic or
temporary), and the age the subject will be when stricken.
In
brief, the shape and dept of the Line of Life is very important.
A
slender, well-defined, and deep Line of Life denotes a strong willpower,
assertiveness, and resilience. The subject may learn from his mistakes, use
logic to avoid tragedy, and heal from mental trauma easier than others.
A
fat superficial line denotes a person who is physical, either in work or play.
He may follow instead of lead. He also may be uncertain of himself and suffer
from low self-esteem.
If
the Line of Life curves around the Mount of Venus and bends far out into the
palm ("B" on the red line), the subject may be sexually attractive
and passionate, literally brimming with a magnetic sex appeal.
However,
if the Line of Life begins low in the web of hand near the Mount of Mars
("A" on the red line), the subject may be temperamental,
confrontational, and lack ambition. If the Line of Life just clips the Mount of
Venus ("B" on the purple line), the subject may be standoffish or
aloof concerning sex. He may not be extremely healthy or sexually attractive.
He may lack emotional sensitivity, thus turning off a potential mate from the
get-go.
However,
if the subject's Line of Life begins high up on the hand near the Mount of
Jupiter ("A" on the purple line), the subject may be ambitious and be
able to keep his emotions and temper under control, perhaps too much so.
This
line (figure 2.3 - the red line) is the Line of Head. It is a very important
part of identifying and describing the ascending lines. The Line of Life is in
blue in all figures of this section. The Line of Destiny (figure 2.3 - the
orange line) is used as a reference point in this section. This line (figure 2.3
- the yellow line) is often called the Inner Line of Life or The Line of Mars.
The subject is strong, energetic, brave, heroic, protected from serious chronic
illnesses (at least in through the middle of life), and has a sense of purpose.
It must be noted that this line is fairly uncommon. Hands that have this mark
are lucky - any breaks in the main Line of Life that are considered unfortunate
or all out bad are drastically diminished when The Line of Mars is present.
Double this protection if the left hand mirrors the same line as the right.
However,
should the line be darker than the other flesh on the hand, the subject must be
weary of rushing in to fight or protect without thinking about the
ramifications to his actions beforehand. In addition, the Line of Mars
indicates the subject has a tendency for confrontations and picking fights.
When a line branches off of the Line of Mars (the Inner Line of Life) and into
the Mound of the Moon (figure 2.3 - purple line), the subject needs to be
entertained. He needs to seek out new adventures and loves to have fun. If the
Line of Head is faint, broken, or weak, he must guard against becoming addicted
to food, drink, risky behaviors, and work. If the Line of Mars actually cuts
through the Line of Life, the subject may die prematurely from his addictions.
In addition, if the main Line of Life is broken and the subject has the Line of
Mars, there will be some time in his life when he will ultimately escape death
by surviving a horrible accident or terrible life-threatening disease. Tiny
lines that ascend, or shoot off of the Line of Life, are for the most part
considered good omens. The deeper and thinner the better. They represent
vitality, intelligence, and strength and add to the already present power (or
lack thereof) of the subject's Line of Life. It is important to note these
feathery lines, no matter how faint and note what lines they cross and to which
mount they are pointing.
A.
Off of the Line of Life toward the Mount of Jupiter: The subject wants to
better himself and make a comfortable living with all the perks of being
successful. He may also wish to lead others and at its worst, dominate those
around him.
B.
Off the Line of Life stopping just before touching it: The subject, at some
point in his development or in the future will make a poor business or marital
decision, has made a bad financial investment, or has not used good judgment.
C.
Off the Line of Life and touching the Line of Heart: The subject has allowed a
romantic involvement to stunt his personal growth and halt his progression
toward his destiny. This romance may have been one in which he was browbeaten
or manipulated.
D.
Off the Line of Life and running into or crossing the Line of Destiny: It must
first be noted that this is a good omen, especially if the Line of Destiny
appears stronger at the place where the ascending sprout touches it or crosses
through it. The subject decided to create his own fate at the risk of losing
his friends and family and became successful. Perhaps he was a drug-dealing
thief who fed off the welfare system and secretly felt like a failure, even
though everyone else around him appeared happy as clams. He wanted more out of
life so he went to school, got a great job, bought a house in the suburbs and
settled down. When an ascending line shoots off the Line of Life toward the
Mount of Saturn (figure 2.3 - pale blue line) and never touching the Line of
Destiny, the subject has duel fates. He essentially has two Life Missions to
carry out.
The
Islands
Islands
on the palm are never good omens. Below is a short list of what islands on
certain parts of the palm mean.
1.
When lined up across the Line of Head, it denotes ill health or concerns about
the body. If the Line of Head and the Line of Life have a large gap between them
and there is a string of islands across it, it indicates a brain illness or
mental illness. He may also be extremely temperamental and overly aggressive.
It
is important for a beginner palm reader to study each individual line and it's meaning
before making any snap judgments. I suggest the student make photocopies of
friends' hands (or scan the hand's image directly into a computer) without
mention of the hand's possessor (to lessen the likelihood of forming
conclusions based on prior knowledge of the subject's traits, personality, and
life).
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