Palm Reading: The Fate Line and the Fame Line

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Subject: Palm Reading: The Fate Line and the Fame Line Wed May 31 2006, 05:22

Essay number 9 - the last few have been shorter than normal but they are still double the length so I'm confident that they'll do well when you grade them haha. So here is yet another theme essay for your enjoyment. Have fun!

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The Fate Line, also known as the line of destiny, tells the effect society and world events have upon your life (things that come to you from outside). The stronger and deeper the line, the more strongly fate controls your life. If the line has many breaks or changes of direction, it means that you are prone to many changes in your life from circumstances you can't control. This line begins in the middle of the palm, near the wrist, and runs towards the base of the middle finger.

Special markings on this line indicate specific events which occurred in your life. The line can be divided into three parts to help judge when certain events occurred or might occur: (1) represents youth, (2) represents adult, (3) represents old age.

If the Fate Line starts joined to the life line, it indicates that you are a self-made individual. Often you will know very early in life just what your life's aspirations are. If your Fate Line starts clearly and at the wrist, but joins the Life Line, this indicates a point where you have to surrender your own interests to those of other people. If the Fate Line separates again from the Life Line, it indicates that you are now in control of your life again.

If your Fate Line starts on the base of your thumb, inside your life line's curve, it indicates a point where family or close friends are supportive of you. If your Fate Line starts at the base of your palm, this indicates that your life will find its way into the public eye. You may rise from obscurity to be a politician, or an entertainer. If a break occurs in your Fate Line at the Head Line and goes on, this indicates that you will successfully change your job in your middle years.

A star at the end of the Fate Line indicates that destiny has marked you for success. 1: If the line with a star ends under the index finger, you will find fame in non-creative fields. 2: If the starred line ends under the middle finger, you will see success after ten years of hard work. 3: If the line ends under the ring finger, you will find success in the creative arts field.

Islands and breaks in your Fate Line show periods where your life will not flow so smoothly. Fate has some trouble in store for you. Lines that cross the Fate Line foreshadow times where your destiny is opposed by others.

The Line of Fame reinforces the Line of Fate. Sometimes this line may be missing on the palm; in this case one's future fame must be looked for in other areas of the palm. The Line of Fame influences the social rewards of success. Those who lack this line may still be successful but may will do without public acclaim.

This line starts at the base of the hand, and moves its way up to below the ring finger, running parallel to the Line of Fate.

Special markings on this line indicate specific events which occurred in your life. The line can be divided into three parts to help judge when certain events occurred or might occur: (1) represents youth, (2) represents adult, (3) represents old age.

A strong and clear Line of Fame indicates both distinction and satisfaction with your life's work. If the line appears broken, this is an indication of the ups and downs of your social recognition. If the line travels to the ring finger, this indicates fame in the arts. Starting at the Head Line running through the Heart Line indicates hard work and success late in life. But a fork ending the line indicates that the success may be dubious in value. If the line ends beneath the ring finger in a star or triangle, spectacular success awaits in the fine arts field. A square in the same area indicates you to be a kindly patron.

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And there was number 9 - so you're seeing the pattern now huh? Yep I'm going through the lines - 2 per essay. I think it's a good idea if you ask me lol.

Sources for this essay include: My wonderful knowledge and books and here's a site for you lol: http://www.tiscali.co.uk/lifestyle/newage/palmistry/index.html

Indeed it is good - 50 points

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