Illustration of palmistry life line fork at the end

Each of us has three main lines in our palms: the love line, the wisdom line and the life line. Lifeline: This is the name in Western palmistry, and it is called the earth line in Chinese palmistry. The lifeline is one of the three main lines in the human palm. It starts from the midpoint of the base line of the index finger and the base line of the thumb (the dividing line between the Zhen position and the Xun position), wraps around the entire thenar eminence, and extends to the transverse wrist line in an arc-shaped parabola. The lifeline is not only a part that reflects the length of life, health status, presence of illness and sudden accidents, but also a part for preventing disasters and improving health.
Most people have a lifeline on their palms, but some people's lifelines are clear, long and straight. Some people's are relatively shorter. Some people will have island marks, breaks, forks, etc. on their lifelines. Below, Ziweifu Zhouyi.com will analyze the fork at the end of the lifeline to see what the fork at the end of the lifeline means.
In palmistry, a wide lifeline is better. If the end goes towards the little finger, it means the lower limbs are weak. If both palms are short, it is not easy to live a long life. If the lifelines of the left and right palms are of different lengths and the lifeline of the key palm (right palm) is longer, it means that the vitality is stronger than when you are born and you may live longer.
The bifurcation at the end of the lifeline can be roughly divided into the following common situations:

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