How to estimate the time of an event from a lifeline

By marking different ages on the lifeline, one can roughly estimate the time when an event will occur, but this can only be used as a reference.

Palmistry itself is a subject that cannot be called a dream interpreter. If you want to calculate the specific time of an event based on the palm lines, although it may not be inaccurate, it is difficult to achieve a high degree of accuracy, especially since each person's hand shape is different and each lifeline is different. Therefore, when using the lifeline to estimate the time of an event, you must make corresponding adjustments based on the specific palm lines in order to make the prediction result more accurate. The specific estimation method is as follows:

First, starting from the inside of the index finger, draw a straight line that intersects the lifeline. The point where the two lines intersect is approximately twenty years old. Secondly, starting from the twenty-year-old point, mark each year before the age of twenty on the lifeline toward the thumb. Thirdly, starting from the twenty-year-old point, draw marks on the lifeline after the age of twenty-one toward the wrist. For the sake of convenience, you can make a mark every five or ten years. Be careful not to cover the features and details on the lifeline when making marks. Finally, after the marks are made, you can carefully examine the life events reflected in the palm lines, analyze and estimate the time of their occurrence, whether they have happened or not, you can basically find them.

But one thing to note is that this method of calculating time is not accurate, so it is for reference only.

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