Look at your hands. If the Sun line is there, you can breathe a sigh of relief

Palm reading, also known as palmistry, looks at the shapes of your hands and the lines on them to tell you more about your life and personality. Although it is a popular practice, it is worth approaching palmistry with caution and with a pinch of salt.

Palm reading. What does palmistry mean and what is it for?

Palm reading, also called palmistry, originated in ancient India and spread throughout the Eurasian continent. It is now popular all over the world. Simply put, it is the art of analyzing the physical characteristics of the hands in order to interpret personality traits and predict future events. There are several main lines on the hand. These are the heart line, the fate line, the head line, the life line, Venus, the Sun, Mercury. A small number of people also have the so-called line of the Guardian Angel. Each represents different aspects of human life, such as emotions and intellect. Length, depth and shape, as well as their various intersections, are taken into account.

The Sun Line contains a valuable hint. However, not everyone is marked with its symbol

The Sun or Apollo line begins at the base and ends in the area between the little and ring fingers. Many famous personalities from the world of art, music and writers can have a strong sun line. It shows a passion for all creative arts and beauty. It can also indicate the possibility of gaining wealth without working, such as inherited money or perhaps winning the lottery, as well as luck and prosperity. If this line is absent, it means that life will proceed in an unrecognized way and the person is not necessarily destined for a career or success.

• The Sun line running from the wrist to the head line indicates good luck and fame at a very early age.
• The Sun line between the head line and the heart line indicates happiness between the teenage years and the age of 30.
• The Sun line between the heart line and the base of the ring finger indicates that a person will achieve fame in his forties and will continue to do so for the rest of his life.