What do the three lines represent?

The three hand lines represent lifeline, wisdom line and emotional line respectively.

1, lifeline

Lifeline starts from the middle of thumb and forefinger and spreads along the meat mound at the root of thumb in an arc shape. Reflecting people's health and longevity, it should be noted that the length of the lifeline itself is not directly related to the length of life.

2. wisdom line

Wisdom line extends from the middle of the thumb and forefinger and runs obliquely through the palm of your hand, which can reflect a person's personality, talent and thinking ability. If wisdom line's tail extends upward, it shows that he is a realist; if it extends downward, it shows that he is an idealist.

3. Emotional line

The emotional line extends from the root of the little finger to the root of the middle finger and the ring finger, which reflects people's emotional reactions to lovers, relatives and friends and also shows some marriage information.

The origin of palmprint is briefly described as follows:

Palmistry originated in the West, India and China. China's folk palmistry has a long history and has finally become a colorful spectacle today. Because the thickness and grain of hand will change with time, we can also discuss the present situation from the change of hand grain. Palm reading is different from horoscope. Palm reading is to predict future marriage, career and fortune, which is also commonly known as Fan Fortune-telling. The main function of palm reading is to have a more comprehensive and detailed understanding of yourself now and see the present clearly.

Palmistry originated quite early. According to the relics in various parts of India, the ancient records left in murals and the word-of-mouth spread of Brahmanism, we can know that palmistry was very popular in ancient India. China's palmistry also has a long history, which was popular as early as the Zhou Dynasty (about 3000 years ago), and the relatively complete palmistry was in the Western Han Dynasty.

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