How to read your palms in 4 steps
1. Identify the shape of your hand
Before going into detail, observe the shape of your hands (both have the same shape, so one is enough: opt for the left). There are 4 hand shapes, fire, earth, water and air, which match the zodiac elements. Here are the professions and traits paired with each:
- Square: the Earth hand, linked to Mars, for craftsmanship or agriculture. Stable and sensible.
- Thin and oval: the Water hand, linked to Venus or the Moon, for writers and artists. Touchy and caring.
- Fleshy: the Fire hand, linked to Jupiter, for shopkeepers and passionate teachers. Ambitious and determined.
- Long and bony: the Air hand, linked to Saturn, for researchers and engineers. Independent and smart.
2. Examine your palm, fingers and mounts
From now on, comparing your two hands matters, because you may see differences. Each finger is associated with a planet: thumb, Venus; index finger, Jupiter; middle finger, Saturn; ring finger, Apollo; little finger, Mercury.
Each finger has a small bump beneath it called a mount: the thumb dominates the Mount of Venus, and so on. The suppleness of the palm, its warmth and the length of the fingers complete the reading.
3. Analyze the main lines
The heart line, love and emotion, runs horizontally across the top of the palm: starting under the index finger, it shows serenity in relationships; under the middle finger, worries; curved, good communication with your partners. The head line, intelligence and wisdom, lies just below: the longer it is, the more thoughtful you are; short, you are impulsive; deep, it shows a good memory. The life line curves around the thumb and speaks of your vitality, not of the length of your life.
4. Look for the secondary lines
The fate line, once called the luck line, matters whether you have it or not. The money line, a short line at the base of the little finger, speaks of career and fortune: deep and long, it shows a talent for investment. And the marriage lines, on the edge of the hand under the little finger, also called attachment or union lines, tell of the state of your love life.
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