Look at your dominant hand — answer about each line
You answer a series of questions about your own hand — how long the heart line is, where the head line ends, whether the fate line is broken — and each answer is read from recorded palmistry. Nothing is guessed from a photograph. The lines are read the way the classical hand-reading texts describe them.
Your dominant hand. The classical texts treat the non-dominant hand as what you were born with and the dominant one as what you have made of it.
No. In the traditions this reads from, the life line describes vitality and how your energy runs, not how long you live. A short or broken line is read as a change in how you live, not an end date.
The raised pads at the base of each finger and around the palm, named after planets — the Mount of Luna, of Venus, of Jupiter. Their size and firmness are read alongside the lines.
No. You describe what you see, which keeps the reading in your hands and means no image of your palm is stored anywhere.
