What do different shapes of palm edges mean?

The outer edge of the hand represents a person's intuitive feelings and creative potential.

There are many different shapes of hands, and many different types of edges. The outer edge of the hand refers to the three palm hills: the Moon Hill, the Mercury Hill and the Second Mars Hill, which represent a person's intuitive feelings and creative potential. The different shapes of the outer edges represent how people shape, convey and express their innate intuition and talents in their inner self-life, and let the outside world know about it. What do the different shapes of the outer edges mean?

If the outer edge of the hand bends outward, it means that the most developed part of the three palm hills is near the wrist. This type of person's creative talent is more inclined towards practical application. Compared with accurately integrating their own ideas, they can interpret other people's ideas more accurately. People with a fuller middle part of the outer edge have the ability to inspire new concepts and creativity, and have the ability to turn these new ideas that emerge in their minds into practical actions.

People with flatter hands are just the opposite of those with curved hands. They have no interest in matters related to the development of creative talents and are also uninterested in things at the subconscious level. As for what their real interests lie in, it is necessary to judge from the hands.

People whose hands have a thin outer edge, which is particularly obvious below the little finger and becomes thinner towards the wrist, are easily affected by Mercury. They are restless and active, and the thoughts in their minds change from time to time. Constant thinking makes it difficult for them to completely relax.

The above is all about the meanings of hands with different shapes of the outer edges of the palms. For more palmistry information, please follow the Dream Interpreter website.