Fame line

The fame line starts at the base of your palm and travel it's way up toward your ring finger. The fame line is also known as the success or Apollo line. Sometimes fame line maybe missing on the palm.

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Fate Line

The Fate line is also called the Line of Destiny. The fate line is in the center upright line on the palm of the hand. To put it simply, the fate line is the upright line that can be seen in the center of the palm.

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Palmistry lines - Heart line

3. 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.

The first and the foremost line on human palm is the heart line. This line is located towards the top side of the palm just below the fingers. Some palmists claim that it starts from the edge of the palm below the little finger and runs across the palm towards the thumb.

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Palmistry lines - Head line

2. HEAD LINE

The next in importance is the head line. It starts at the edge of the palm just below the index finger and runs across the palm towards its outer edge. The headline often joins the life line at the inception.

Head line indicates the mental state of the person. Is he interested in education? Is he communicative and intellectual, creative and analytical? 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.

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Palmistry lines - Life line

1. 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.

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Introduction of palmistry

Palmistry or chiromency is the art of characterization and foretelling the future through the study of the palm, also known as palm reading, or chirology. The practice is found all over the world, with numerous cultural variations. Those who practice chiromancy are generally called palmists, palm readers, hand readers, hand analysts,or chirologists.

Earlier palmistry, its roots back to India in Hindu Astrology (known in Sanskrit as Jyotish), Chinese I Ching, and Roma (Gypsy) Fortune Teller. The Hindu sage Valmiki is thought to have written a book, whose title translates in English as "The Teachings of Valmiki Maharshi on Male Palmistry", comprising 567 stanzas.

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