The intersection of the heart line and the wisdom line_palm analysis

Some people have broken palms, interrupted palm lines, connected palm lines, etc., and different situations have different meanings. So, in palmistry , what does the intersection of the heart line and the wisdom line mean?

The wisdom line is called the "human line" in Chinese physiognomy. It starts from between the thumb and index finger and extends towards the Mount of the Moon.

The love line is called the "sky line", which extends from the bottom of the little finger towards the index finger.

1. The emotional line and the wisdom line completely overlap

This situation is called a true broken palm. People with this kind of palm lines sometimes treat things seriously and sometimes treat them as a joke, and the same is true for love. They have weak ability to control emotions. In short, their personality is unpredictable.

2. Compared with the line of wisdom and emotion, there is a focus, but they do not completely overlap.

This kind of palm lines is called a false-broken palm. People with this kind of palm lines are in a state of confusion for a long time, with great emotional ups and downs, and are prone to divorce, especially in middle age. Financial fortune in life is mediocre and easily disturbed by villains.

Folk explanation of broken palm:

(1) A man with a broken palm is worth a fortune, but a girl with a broken palm needs to be raised by her parents

(2) The left palm represents military power, the right palm represents wealth. The left palm represents good career, the right palm represents bad luck to relatives.

(3) People with a broken palm are said to have a "hard life" and "unlucky husband".

Although many successful people have a broken palm, they still need their own efforts to achieve success in the end.

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