A broken lifeline in palmistry indicates that you may encounter danger.

How to read the lifeline diagram on palmistry? In traditional physiognomy, the lifeline is called the "earth line". It is a line on the palm that shows a person's life span and physical health. It is also one of the three major palm lines on the human body. The lifeline in everyone’s palm is different. What does it mean when the lifeline is broken? Now let’s follow the editor of Dream Interpreter to understand what a broken lifeline means.

1. Complete illustration of palmistry lifeline

1. People whose palm lifeline is thin, deep, clear, uninterrupted and light red have good health and may live a long life. However, if you overeat and drink too much because you are in good health, it will also lead to a short life.

2. People with short life lines on their palms are honest and down-to-earth, but they are relatively timid. Due to their weak constitution, they may suffer from many illnesses, but that does not mean they will die young. They will just usually lead a dissatisfied and uneasy life.

3. People with tortuous life lines on their palms often change their place of residence. Complete illustration of palmistry lifeline : People with this kind of palm lines have an unstable life and most of them have the opportunity to travel across the ocean. If a girl’s lifeline is broken on her palm, will it cause her parents and lover to die?

4. People with a relatively large fork at the end of the lifeline in their palms will have relatively weak luck after middle age, so they should enrich their lives more during their youth and middle age.

5. For those who have other clear and deep palm lines crossing their lifeline, it indicates that they may suffer from sudden illness or behavior which may bring danger to their life.

6. People whose lifeline has a gap in the middle will suffer from a serious illness in middle age. The longer the interval, the greater the risk.

2. What does a broken lifeline mean?

1. In palmistry, the most taboo thing is that the lifeline is broken in the middle. It means that you will suffer from a serious illness or there is a hint of danger. Whether in Eastern or Western palmistry, a broken lifeline is considered a taboo in palmistry.

2. If the lifeline is interrupted, it means that the relationship with elders is shallow, the health fortune is poor, and it is easy to encounter dangers and diseases in middle age. If the interval is too large, it will often delay the disease.

3. The lifeline is interrupted, and there is a small line running parallel to it. What does a broken lifeline mean ? This kind of palm lines means that although you will encounter disasters in life, you will be able to overcome them. If you are sick, you will gradually recover.

4. There is a small square connecting the broken part of the lifeline, which is often a symbol of being able to turn danger into safety. Which line in the center of a man's palm is his lifeline?

5. There is a Mars line in the palm of your hand extending from the first Mars hill, which can make up for the damage caused by the interruption of the Lifeline, because people with this Mars line have strong vitality. If there is any accident, their life will not be harmed.

To sum up, this is the introduction to the complete illustration of the lifeline in palmistry and what a broken lifeline means . I hope it can be of some help to you.

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