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I have a heart line that forks into two near the middle finger, what does that mean?

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It is called the Vishnu symbol in Indian palmistry. It means you are very in touch with your emotions, trustworthy in relationships, and you care deeply for your loved ones.

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I have a thin line in between the sun and Saturn mounts, and it begins at the top of my hand. What does it mean?

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It means that you will have good fortune in the years to come.

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What does it mean if I have four lines on my mercury finger?

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That is a gift marker for healing, so it might point to a future in medicine, psychology, or another related field.

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On the palm of a hand, where is the life line located?

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Below the head line (though sometimes it can be joined with the head line, or join in the middle).

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I have no marriage lines on my palm. I have one short, clear line at the side of my hand just under my pinkie, but it extends only a few millimeters into my palm. What does this mean?

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This means that you will fall in love at 30. Either that, or it may be a child line; this type means that you will have one child.

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What does it mean if my marriage lines connect towards the end and make a fork?

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If the marriage connect towards the end or back of the palm to create a fork, it means either one of two things. It could mean that you can have a long engagement or separation, whether from divorce or not.

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How do I read my palm if my index and my ring fingers are the same size?

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You would read it in the same way. The fact that your index and ring fingers are the same size, you are generally a peacekeeper. You love balance and are well-organized. You would read your palms the same way, so don't worry about the size of your fingers.

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