A Long Life? Wrist and Hand Lines

I was talking to my son about a will, since he just turned 30, when he interrupted me with a question. Age 102? Are you still sticking with that? Yes, I told him, that’s when I think I’ll die.

Maybe you are wondering for yourself, so let me tell you about my research on bracelet rings. Look at the inside of your wrist. Two rings are a normal life span and three means longevity. I have four, which is good luck. I also have three lines down from my baby finger, which is an instinct for business. What I don’t have, which represents being good at business, are firm tips on my fingers. Mine are raised pads of flesh, which is psychic and sensitive. 

I’ve mentioned before that there are three major lines, heart (emotions), head (reason), and life (health). Some people have what is called a simian line, because monkeys share the same trait. It’s one line instead of the top two, heart and head. It means your intense emotions and reason are intertwined. 

Now look for stars, squares, crosses and triangles on your palm. Stars are good fortune and success. A square means you can minimize harm. A cross is an obstacle or defeat. A triangle is mental brilliance. 

My favorite line is the fate line. It starts by the wrist. Mine starts higher because I didn’t get serious about my career until my thirties. If your fate line is unbroken, it’s stability. With a strong line, you are motivated. No fate line? You don’t like routine. If it’s weak, you yield to circumstance. Mine ends at my third finger, which means I have had success and I’m dedicated. It also means I will work past retirement age. I plan to work until I’m 90 or 100.