Which palm should you read?

Which palm should you read? Well, ideally, you should read both. The theory is that the left hand shows potential, while the right hand shows what you've done with that potential. Some palm readers believe that "the left is what the gods give you, the right is what you do with it".

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How and why does a patient change the lines on his palm?

Why does it change: The lines on your palm are a network of neuro nerves lying below your skin which are connected to your brain. Human brain is the greatest processor in the world. According to the traditions, it is believed that human brain can also predict future which is analogous to the concept of sixth sense. Correspondingly, which line on your palm is your love line? The heart line (also called love line) is one of the three major lines in palm reading. It's just above the head line starting from the edge of the palm under the little finger, running across the palm and ending below the middle finger or forefinger or the place where they join.

One may also ask which line is child line in palm?

It is located above the marriage line in the form of upright lines. These are vertical lines which root out of the marriage line most of the time. The children the lines tell about don't need to be only biological kids instead it includes adopted, foster etc. How do you read a woman's palm? According to Chinese traditions, primary palm reading for a female below 30 years of age is done using the right palm, and the left is used for supplementary analysis. For a female over 30 years, the left palm is used for the primary reading.

Also, how do you read your palm for love?

Underneath your pinky finger on the outside of your hand, you might find one or two small lines. Those are your affection lines, often called the marriage line. If you have an affection line or two, you have a strong relationship that will span your whole life. Do hand lines mean anything? Some people think the palm lines in human hands foretell the future through the practice of palmistry. Scientifically speaking, however, the lines on a palm, or palmar flexion creases, help the hand's skin stretch and squeeze. They can also help identify certain medical conditions.