Life Line
The curved palm line around the thumb base, read as vitality, recovery rhythm and how energy is spent.
Glossary
Palm reading terms, without the fog.
A plain-English index for the lines, hand types, mounts and special marks that show up across Destiny.
Heart Line
The upper major palm line, read as emotional style, love pattern and how feeling becomes responsibility.
Wisdom Line
Also called the head line; the middle line read as judgment, learning rhythm and mental stamina.
Fate Line
A vertical line often read for work direction, obligation, public role and the feeling of being pulled by a path.
Marriage Line
Small relationship marks below the little finger, better read as commitment traces than literal marriage counts.
Wood Hand
A five-element hand type with long palm and long fingers, associated with planning, growth and direction.
Fire Hand
A five-element hand type with a long palm and shorter fingers, associated with heat, charisma and quick response.
Earth Hand
A five-element hand type with square palm and practical structure, associated with duty, steadiness and reliability.
Metal Hand
A five-element hand type with square palm and long fingers, associated with refinement, standards and clear judgment.
Water Hand
A five-element hand type with soft oval palm and long fingers, associated with intuition, sensitivity and imagination.
Mount of Venus
The fleshy area at the thumb base, read for vitality, appetite, family warmth and embodied love.
Mount of Jupiter
The raised area below the index finger, read for ambition, dignity, leadership and public confidence.
Mount of Moon
The outer lower palm area, read for dreams, travel, imagination, clients and exile themes.
M Sign
A shape formed by major lines meeting into an M-like pattern; useful, but not automatic fame.
Mystic Cross
A cross-like mark often discussed between the heart and wisdom lines, read only with the whole palm context.
Island
An oval or split section on a line, often read as a season of diffusion, fatigue, ambiguity or recovery.
Grille
Many small crossing marks in one area, usually read as leakage or overuse in that mount's domain.
Active Hand
Often the dominant hand, used in many readings for current habit, trained judgment and outward life.
Passive Hand
Often read as inherited pattern, early tendency or the starting material before lived change.
Two Hands Reading
A palm reading that compares both palms to separate inherited pattern from current habit and change over time.