Is the "川" palm a "断掌"? The difference between the "川" palm and the "断掌"

The so-called "川"-shaped palm refers to the situation where the three lines on our hands do not intersect with each other and form a "川"-shaped palm. Many people have such a question in their minds: is the "断掌" the "川"-shaped palm? What is the difference between a "川" palm and a "断掌" palm? In palmistry , do they have the same meaning? Let’s take a look together.

In general palmistry, the beginning of the life line is connected to the wisdom line, and then separates between the index finger and the middle finger, and the three main lines go their own way. But there are two special cases: the broken palm and the Sichuan-shaped palm. Because the palm lines are different from those of ordinary people, these two types of palms are given special colors, and the tragic color is particularly strong on women: women with a broken palm are considered to have a hard life and be unlucky in marriage, and women with a Sichuan-shaped palm are likely to become brides several times.

In a "川" palm, the starting point of the wisdom line is separated from the life line and not connected together. The life line, wisdom line and emotion line are independent of each other, forming a "川" shape.

A "川" palm is one in which the three main lines in the palm are parallel to each other and do not intersect. The most common saying is that the Chuan palm is related to intuitive cognition and has a tendency towards intuitive perception. The "川" palm often means that the spirit is excited and the body's energy state is high. The effect of this psychological factor is: courage, bravery, and strong spiritual thinking. People with the "川"-shaped palm have good comprehension, strong intuition and good artistic sense, so they have advanced consciousness and are good at perceiving and grasping the unknown, future and accidental events.

Men with the "川"-shaped palm are likely to be successful in their careers, and women are also likely to become strong women, but they are never satisfied with their husband's achievements or their children's education. If a person with this kind of palm lines has a spouse or children who are slightly less capable, they are likely to suffer the opposite effect due to excessive pressure, which in turn leads to the failure of the family or marriage. Women with a "川"-shaped palm are not necessarily unlucky in marriage. It can only be said that women with "川"-shaped palm lack romantic interest and are the type of people with a miserable life, who have to work hard. Of course, this is also due to my personality.

There are three particularly prominent main lines in the palm of a person with a broken palm: the life line, the wisdom line, and the emotion line. The two main lines, the emotion line and the wisdom line, are combined into one, running across the palm, dividing the palm into two, and the three main lines become two.

A broken palm is when the wisdom line and the emotion line intersect, forming a straight line across the palm from one end to the other. This is a true broken palm. The heart line and the wisdom line are combined into one, but some lines appear to be one but are actually made up of two lines. This is called a false broken palm. If one does not have a deep understanding of palmistry, it is easy to make mistakes and make wrong judgments.

The characteristic of a broken palm is that the starting points of the life line, wisdom line and emotion line intersect with each other, or connect to form a straight line that cuts across the palm. "Broken Palm" is a name for the palm lines in palmistry. It doesn’t matter whether your fortune is good or bad. In other words, a broken palm or an unbroken palm is not an absolute factor in your career development, marriage, health, wealth accumulation, etc. Because if a person's fate is determined by heaven, then it only means that your horoscope and ancestors have a greater influence on you.

The above is what the editor brings to you: Is the Sichuan-shaped Palm a Broken Palm? The difference between the Sichuan-shaped Palm and the Broken Palm. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to Ziwei Mansion’s special topic on physiognomy!