What does the center palace represent in palmistry?

Everyone has two hands, but when reading palms, we have to distinguish between left hands for men and right hands for women. Many people are very interested in palm reading, but they don't know much about it. Now let’s take a look at what the center palace in palmistry represents.

Palmistry Analysis-Central Palace

The center palace is located in the palm of the hand, also known as the Mingtang. There will be intersections of the career line and the love line, and occasionally there will be intersections of the success line. Generally speaking, many people have a flat area here, especially those with Bagua palm and Fenglong. For example, this area of ​​the water-shaped palm looks a little concave, but it is actually a visual illusion. It is used to look at a person's future development. It also represents a person's life journey, safety, suffering, thoughts, confusion, good and bad luck, regret, etc. In Chinese medicine, this is the intersection of the heart and kidney, and it looks at the reproductive system and blood circulation. In physiognomy, this area is the Yin Tang. Some people have many and dense lines here, which means that they are destined to be hard-working, stubborn and fanciful. Western palmistry calls this the Plains of Mars or the Wilderness of Mars.

What is the center palace in palmistry?

What is the center palace when reading palmistry? The Zhonggong is located in the center of the palm, also called Mingtang.

Generally speaking, people with a concave center palace can save money and is a sign of wealth, while people with a convex center palace have little wealth and is a sign of poverty.

In addition, if there are many lines in the center of a person's forehead, it indicates that this person has a hard life. Such people are accustomed to being obsessed with trivial matters, having wild thoughts, and living a hard life.

Central Palace

The center palace is called the Plain of Mars or the Field of Mars in Western palmistry. The part located in the center of the palm, also known as the Mingtang, will have the career line and the love line intersecting, and occasionally the success line will intersect. Generally speaking, there are many people with a flat area here. The center palace is used to look at a person's future development. It also represents a person's life experiences, safety, suffering, thoughts, confusion, good and bad luck, regrets, etc. In traditional Chinese medicine, this place is the junction of the heart and kidneys, and is responsible for the reproductive system and blood circulation. In physiognomy, this place is the Yingtang. If someone has many dense lines here, it means that he is destined to be a hard-working person, and is prone to being obsessed with trivial matters. The center palace can show whether a person's development is smooth and his life is stable, without too many dangers and changes.

There is a lot of knowledge about palmistry. You can understand some principles superficially and then conduct more in-depth analysis and research. Let yourself know some knowledge of palmistry, so that you can be cheerful and flexible when certain accidents or diseases occur, and take preventive measures in advance to ensure your mental and physical health. This will be beneficial to your life, happiness and health.

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