Palm Reading Practice

With the fingers pointing up, the heart line crosses the upper palm from the little-finger side. The head line crosses the middle, and the life line curves around the thumb pad toward the wrist. These are the three main lines for this course. The vertical fate line gets its own lesson.

Locate the heart line below the fingers, then the head line beneath it across the palm. The head line usually begins near the gap between thumb and index finger and runs toward the outer palm. Use the landmarks and the path; left and right can change with the hand or a mirrored photo.

The life line starts near the thumb-index gap, curves around the Venus mount at the base of the thumb and continues toward the wrist. Identify its arc and the area it encloses. Length or a gap cannot be converted into lifespan, and lighting can make a crease look interrupted.

The fate line, also called the career line, usually runs through the center toward the middle finger. Its starting point, length and clarity vary. Some palms or photos have no identifiable fate line. Mark it as unidentified when you cannot trace it, then check a clearer photo.

The Venus mount is the thumb pad enclosed by the life line. For small marks, trace each stroke beyond its intersection. Two crossing strokes make an X; this course calls three or more strokes meeting nearby a star-like cluster. Record the shape and location. A traditional name cannot establish special abilities.

Keep the whole palm and the wrist boundary in frame, with the hand relaxed and open. Use soft, even light and focus on the palm. Retake photos with glare, blur or heavy sharpening. Diagrams show where to look; judge visibility from the original photo. Even clear creases cannot establish disease or future events.

Start with the heart, head and life lines. This course uses fixed diagrams before moving to the fate line, Venus mount and small-mark shapes.

Completion means you answered this course's location and identification questions correctly. It does not test predictive ability. Palm lines cannot establish lifespan or diagnose health.

Mark it unidentified. Check the original or retake the photo in soft, even light. This avoids mistaking glare, sharpening artifacts or diagram lines for your own creases.

Missed questions return at the end and become due in ten minutes. Correct answers move to review intervals of one, three, seven days and longer. First-answer accuracy keeps the original result. You can return to due questions after completing the course.

Both languages share progress, first-answer results and review dates in this browser. A different device or cleared site data starts a new record. Practice is free and needs no account.