What does the thickness and depth of the lifeline represent?

I believe that when people have their palms read, they are very concerned about the lifeline. Some people have thick lifelines, some have thin lifelines, some have deep lifelines, and some have shallow lifelines. So what do they each represent? Today I will take you to take a look.

The thickness and depth of the lifeline also have their meanings. The depth indicates the ability to adapt to the environment, while the thickness indicates the ability of self-discipline. People with deep lifeline lines have great tolerance, a broad mind and strong adaptability. People with shallow lines lack tolerance and patience, but are better able to adapt to complex environments. For those with coarse lines, the standards of self-restraint are relatively loose and weak. Those with deep wrinkles have strict and tough standards of self-discipline.

The distinction between depth and shallowness is: the wide one is shallow, and the thin one is deep.

People with shallow and wide lifeline patterns lack self-control and adaptability. Most of them have well-developed muscles, wild impulses and physical strength, and may invade other people's bodies for trivial matters. Therefore, they need to cultivate their character and practice self-discipline.

People with deep and fine lifeline lines have a balanced body and mind, abundant spirit, and sound nerves. Most of them are optimistic, know their fate, and strive for self-improvement.

The meaning of the end of the life line

The tail end of the lifeline is usually relatively light, indicating that health declines with age. If the tip splits into a fork, it indicates poor health in old age and there is even the possibility of being bedridden.

The tail end of life mostly ends in Kan Palace (main foundation) or between Kan Palace and Gen Palace (main brothers and friends), which means that a person relies on parents at home and relies on friends when going out. If a larger arc is formed and the line is bent in Gen Palace, it means that the person pays attention to friendship, but mostly enjoys material things and is easily addicted to wine and sex, especially when the head line is bent, the desire for wine and sex will be stronger. If the head line shows worse performance, one may get into trouble or even suffer a fatal disaster due to alcohol and sex.

Although the tail end of the lifeline enters the Gen Palace, if the curvature of the lifeline is relatively small, it indicates that one will have difficulty in movement in old age. If the lines are still deep and clear, it means that one will convert to religious belief in old age. If the lines are shallow and weak, it means that the elderly cannot move their hands and feet freely, or their movements are restricted due to hospitalization.

If the lifeline ends at the Kan Palace, it is a symbol of fundamental destruction, indicating that the person lacks proper self-control, is worried about ruining his ancestral property, and may even be displaced throughout his life. If a woman sees this on her palm, it indicates late marriage or unhappy marriage. This line also indicates that the mother will have water disaster. In addition, if there are lines in the Kan Palace that break through the lifeline, the mother will die of kidney disease or liver cancer. Or there may be misfortune of falling into water.

If the tail end of the lifeline does not bend and it rushes between the Gan and Kan Palaces, or stops at the Gan Palace, it means that the person has a weak bond with his biological mother. It also means that the person may encounter dangers in boats or cars, or that his mother may have a gold disaster (in ancient times, gold represented the lungs, with Gan as the first element. If the mother has a gold disaster, it means that the mother will die of diseases of the lungs, respiratory organs, brain, etc., or die from surgery for any disease. It can also be interpreted as accidental death in a car accident).

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