What does the interruption of the lifeline mean?

There are two main different phenomena of lifeline interruption, one is true interruption and the other is false interruption.

A true break is a break found on the lifeline, indicating that the person has a more serious illness. The longer the break, the longer the illness will last. If the interruption becomes an alternating phenomenon, it is called a false interruption. Although it may have the significance of disease, the disease will heal faster.

If there are more than two true discontinuities and the distance between the discontinuities is very small, it means that the person is weak and sickly, but most of the illnesses are minor and easy to recover but easy to get sick.

If the intervals between the lifeline are very large, it indicates that the disease symptoms are serious and may even be life-threatening. If horizontal lines appear on both sides of a large gap to form a square, it means that a serious illness will eventually turn around.

The meaning of pseudo-interruption is that there are physical and mental disorders and abnormal phenomena, most of which are psychological disorders. It usually means that the person is a little neurotic or likes to pry into other people's privacy.

1. False interruption occurs at the upper end of the lifeline, making the lifeline appear short at the top and long at the bottom. This means that the person has a weak relationship with his biological mother and lacks maternal love. If the biological mother did not leave home to make a living or divorced from the biological father, then the person must have lost his mother at an early age. Most of those who were born by the first mother and raised by the stepmother have a short lifeline at the top and a long lifeline at the bottom. At the same time, there is a false interruption at the beginning of the lifeline.

2. False discontinuity occurs at the lower end of the lifeline, making the lifeline appear to be long on the top and short on the bottom. Most of them are born to stepmothers and have an age gap of more than 30 years between them and their biological fathers. Some even lost their father’s love at an early age.

The above is all about the meaning of interrupted lifeline. For more information on palmistry, please pay attention to the Dream Interpreter website!