What is the meaning of the travel line and Yima pattern in palmistry?

The lines in our palms are complex and varied, and each line has its own name and meaning. So do you know where the travel lines and Yima lines are in palmistry? What does it mean? The following is an article compiled by the editor, let’s take a look.

Travel line (Yima pattern): The travel line starts from the Gan Palace position in the lower half of the life line, and grows upward or horizontally along the life line, near the Gan Palace position on the palm. The symbol has clear texture without any breaks or damage, and is powerful and stretches outward, indicating that the person is very keen on traveling and that every trip abroad is very smooth.

The travel route can be used to observe the encounters of the traveler while traveling, and also to know whether the travel is voluntary or forced. The length of the line reveals the distance of the person's travel destination.

Travel line: The line pointing outward at the end of the life line is called the travel line, which represents a natural opportunity to travel. People with this line often have the opportunity to travel abroad. If the travel line is forked or broken, it means that you are usually fine in the country, but once you go abroad, something will happen or you will get sick, etc.

If the travel line goes out of the palm, it means you have many worries and are troubled. If it is in a cross shape, it means there will be a disaster. You should pay special attention to safety when traveling.

The travel line is in the shape of a mountain: prone to verbal disputes, easy to be angered, fall into traps, and bring disasters. Be patient in everything, and harmony brings wealth.

The travel lines intersect to form a cross: with the help of a noble person, you can develop in another place and gain fame and fortune.

The travel line intersects with the life line: be careful of accidents when going out, as it is easy to die in a foreign country. If these lines are crossed and messy, the probability will be even higher.

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