What does an overlapping life line mean?

Short answer: An overlapping life line usually suggests a supported transition, recovery period or new life rhythm after a break, not a danger or death prediction.

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What this means

First confirm that one life-line segment shifts and another continues nearby, rather than a long double life line or photo shadow.

Palmistry often reads breaks as life-rhythm changes; overlap can suggest the new phase begins before the old one fully ends, which softens a clean-break reading.

Compare the later segment's depth, support lines, nearby crosses or islands, the head line and both hands before making any strong claim.