Palm lines and their meaning, one by one
Each line says one thing, and one thing only — that is palmistry, read honestly. Learn to tell them apart, then give me your palm and I will tell you what yours say.
The heart line: what it says about the way you love
It is the first line Lyséa looks at. It crosses the top of your palm, just below the fingers — and it speaks of how you love, not of who you will love.
The life line does not measure your life — here is what it says
Let us begin with the one thing to know: the life line does not indicate the length of a life. Lyséa says it at every reading, because it is the fear everyone brings — and it has no basis.
The head line: how you decide, read in your palm
The head line crosses the middle of the palm. It does not measure intelligence — the tradition never claimed it did. It says how you think, and above all how you make up your mind.
The marriage line: what the affection lines really say
They are called marriage lines, and the name is what misleads. They are affection lines: they speak of the attachments that counted, not of a contract. Lyséa reads them on the edge of your hand, below the little finger.
The fate line: your place in the world, read in your palm
It rises from the wrist towards the middle finger, up the centre of the palm. The tradition calls it the fate line, or line of Saturn. It does not say what awaits you: it says how you take your place — and who gave it to you.
The Sun line: what you show, and what others make of it
It rises towards the ring finger, often faint, often short. The tradition calls it the Sun line or the Apollo line, and it promises neither fame nor fortune: it speaks of what you let others see of you — and of what they do with it.