Fate line is believed to be tied to the person's life path, including school and career choices, successes and obstacles. Sometimes this line is thought to reflect circumstances beyond the individual's control, or alternately the person's choices and their consequences.

Palmistry - the art of reading the lines on a person’s hand - has been in use throughout the millennium, and although it was ridiculed and banned by some religions, it has not lost its fascination. People from all walks of life have at some time shown an interest in the subject, and if the opportunity arises most people will want their palm read when they come into contact with a palmist. The ability to read palms is a long and sometimes tiresome journey, however when a palmist reads your palm and holds your hands they are picking up your vibes, your expectations and what your desires in life are. Psychic information picked up this way gives them the ability to foresee events that you set yourself in your karma.
When your fate has been blocked by circumstances beyond your control, the lines on your hand can point a way to your destiny. But as with everything in life, being able to work out the forecast with all the stumbling blocks that are thrown these days are difficult, and so even when a palmist tells you what is written, unless the fates are kind it will not come to fruition. If we still lived by nature’s way, as mankind did when the art of palmistry was started, then the system would work out beautifully (but c’est la vie). I tell you this so that you have a better understanding of the way the system works.
There is another side to palmistry that any good practitioner can inform you of, and that is health signs. Problems with health can, and often do, show up in your hands, so as forewarned is forearmed, it is worth the investigation. It can be very revealing on some subjects, for example, hands will often show many lines when a person is highly active. The lines on the hand do not always remain the same, slight changes occur over the years as you work through your karmic pattern, but to the untrained eye these changes are difficult to see.
The lines of the hand have always had significant meaning to a palmist, they represent time and fate. In many ways it is as though they were a calendar, depicting the length of time before certain things come to pass. The lines of an individual can also show their character traits, for example strong lines would usually suggest that a person has an independent mind, a determination to succeed, and is not easily distracted from the task in hand. A person with fainter palm lines however, may be more creative and whimsical, often skipping from one project to another.
A Palmist reads the hands of a client by observing and studying the hand lines. The major lines of the hand include: the Life Line, the Head Line, and the Heart Line. Other lines include the Line of Fate (Saturn), Line of Apollo (Sun), Line of Health, Line of Attainment, and minor influence lines such as the Bracelets and Lines of Affection. The intensity and direction of lines, combined with hand type will show the behaviour and lifestyle of a person and foretell of success or failings in many areas of life.




Health line is purported to be an indicator of persistent health issues, business acumen, or skill in communication.
Head line represents the person's mind and the way it works, including learning style, communication style, intellectualism, and thirst for knowledge. It is also believed to indicate a preference for creative or analytical approaches to information.
Heart line represents matters of the heart, both physical and metaphorical, and can indicate emotional stability, romantic perspectives, depression, and stoicism, in addition to various aspects of cardiac health.
Life line is believed to represent the person's vitality and vigour, physical health and general well being. The life line is also believed to reflect major life changes, including cataclysmic events, physical injuries, and relocations. Contrary to popular belief, modern palmists generally do not believe that the length of a person's life line is tied to the length of a person's life.