Palmistry Guide — Meaning of the Lines on Your Hand
Look at your own palm and understand it: five main lines, seven mounts and the marks on the palm — each explained with a diagram in plain words. No photo, no login.
How to start
- Look at your working hand (usually the right) in good light. Cupping the palm slightly makes lines and mounts easier to see. Compare both hands.
- Tap a line or mount in the diagram above, or pick a guide from the list below.
- On each page, find the form your line takes (long, short, faint, broken) and read its meaning.
All palmistry guides
Main lines
Mounts
Marks
Hand and fingers
Keep in mind No single sign is decisive; look at both hands — and your own willpower can change a tendency. A palm reader should speak truth with kindness — so nothing about lifespan, illness or fear is shown here. Source: traditional palmistry
Frequently asked questions
Does a short life line mean a short life?
Not at all. The life line speaks about energy and routine, not lifespan. VedicDost never says anything about lifespan, illness or death.
Which hand — right or left?
Tradition reads the right hand for men and the left for women. Many readers treat the working hand as the present and the other as inborn nature — looking at both is best.
Do palm lines change?
Tradition holds that fine lines can change with time and habits, while the main lines mostly stay the same. Your own effort and will can change tendencies.
Do I need to upload a photo of my palm?
No. These pages are for reading only — look at your own palm and compare. VedicDost does not take any photo of your palm.