What does the Chen pattern mean in palmistry?

In palmistry, in addition to understanding a person's fortune and personality by observing the palm lines, one can also further enhance a person's fortune early through fingerprints, which can boost both regular and side income, consolidate wealth, and make it even more prosperous. Everyone has fingerprints, but the patterns of fingerprints are different. Have you ever heard of the Chen lines in palmistry? Do you know what this represents? Next, let’s take a look at the secrets of palmistry and fingerprints.

1. Art pattern

The art pattern represents artistic talent. If it happens to appear on the middle finger, it means that the person has a high artistic aptitude and should develop in the direction of artistic creation.

2. Junwen

The Jun pattern represents dignity and power, and is best found on the middle finger, because the middle finger is the main finger, and if a Jun has the Jun pattern, the person is likely to become very wealthy and powerful.

3. Minister pattern

The minister pattern represents the ability to get assistance, and is most suitable to appear on the other four fingers except the middle finger, because the four fingers are ministers, and if there is a minister pattern in the minister position, one can get help from the surroundings.

4. Folk patterns

The civilian pattern represents that it is not suitable to seek fame and fortune, and it is not suitable for officialdom. Instead, one should develop in the business field.

5. Slave pattern

The slave pattern represents being employed by others or having a wandering life, and toiling hard all life. If there are king patterns on the other four fingers, it means that there will be hardship before happiness.

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