Hello and welcome to this palm reading
video lesson. Today we are going to talk
about the timing on the lines. Basically
it is the way to recognize the age on the
lines, at what time different events
happen. But in order to calculate the
timing, first, we have to determine the
different areas, the different mounts of
the hand. So the first part of this
video is going to be focused on
determining the borders of the mounts. So
that we can use them in order to set the
timing on the lines. So, first, we are
going to start with the mounts. We
have a hand and, on this hand, we are
going to determine point A. And point A
is going to be exactly at the place
where the index finger meets the palm.
This is point A. Point B is going to be
where the thumb meets the palm. So you
have A and B. Once you have A and B,
you are going to be able to determine C,
which is going to be half-way between A
and B. Now you go to the other side of
the hand, and you are going to determine
point D. And D is going to be just at the
place where the baby finger meets the
palm. So point D. And then, using the same
length as A-C, you're going to put the
same length on the other side of the
hand. And this is going to determine
point E. So right now you'll have five
points A, B, C on one side, and D and E on
the other side. So then you draw a line
between point C
and point E. And once you have this line,
you're going to determine the point
between each finger. You're going to draw
perpendicular lines, so that they reach
the line C-E. So this will show you
four squares more or less, they are more less
square, And each one of the squares will
be one of the top mount of the hand.
They are Mercury, Sun, Saturn and Jupiter.
Now once you have those four mounts, then
you are going to use the same length on
the outside of the hand the same length
between D and E and you are going to
find the point F. So you will notice on
one side, you have the point B and on the
other side, you have the point F. So you
are going to draw a line between these
two points, except that you will leave
the middle of the line empty. So you are
going to draw a line between B and F
except that the line will be interrupted
in the middle of the hand. Once you have
this line, you are going to extend the
two lines that are on the border of
Mercury and Sun, and on the border of
Jupiter and Saturn, so that you can have
Mars positive and Mars negative. Mars
positive is under the Mercury finger and
Mars negative is under the Jupiter
finger. Next, you are going to determine
the center of the hand. So now you're
going to take the line between Saturn
and Sun and determine, at the bottom of
the hand, a point that will just show you
the middle of the bottom of the hand. And
once you have this point, you can
actually draw two
half-circles. And those two half circles
are going to allow you to determine four
different mounts. You're going to be able
to have Luna under Mars positive, Venus
under Mars negative, Rahu which will be the
strange shape in the middle of the hand,
and Ketu which will be the bottom of the
hand including the wrist. And now you
have all the different borders of the
mounts. Now that we have the
mount borders, this is going to be
extremely helpful to determine the
timing. Let's start with the hand with
all the borders that I just showed you.
You're going to notice that the vertical
lines of the four mounts at the top of
the hand are actually crossing the heart
line and the head line. The heart line is
the first line at the top and the
head line is the one in the middle of
the hand. Just emphasize the parts
where those vertical lines are crossing
the heart line and the head line. Now you
should have six points on those two
lines, three on the heart lines,
three on the head line. Those points are
very important because there are very
specific ages. They are the ages of 21,
42, and 63. Now you may have noticed that
those three numbers can be divided by
segments of seven. So this is what I'm
going to ask you to do: divide the hand in
segments of seven years, so that in
between 21, 42 and 63, you're going to be
able to add 7, 14
and then 28 and 35, and then 49 and 56.
Let's take an example. Here you can see a
close-up of the middle of those lines. If
you look really carefully, you are going
to notice that at the age of 49, there is
a branch that is coming out of the heart
line, and is going to the head line. So
the time where the branch is leaving is
very important. Because it means that, at
this time, the person may make a very
dramatic, impulsive, emotional move,
regardless of the consequences.
Now what happens - and this is between the
ages of 49 and 56 - you will notice that
the heart line is being overlapped. There are
actually two lines on top of each other.
So there's a break, but with an overlap,
which is not as bad as a break.
Overlapping lines mean that there was a
disappointment and probably the
disappointment started around the age of
49, which would be in line with the very
impulsive move that we saw with the
branch. And because the lines are
overlapping, it shows that there is
gradual change during the period of the
overlap. So between the age of 49 and 56,
this person might be going through a lot
of emotional changes. But she has the
potential to overcome failure. Now
that we have seen the timing on the heart
line and the head line, we are going
to look at the life line. We go back to
our original borders of the mounts. And
we are going to look for the center of
the Venus mount. We have to determine
very accurately where
the center of this basically round
shape is. And from this point, we are
going to extend a line to point D. You
remember point D was the one where the
baby finger was meeting the rest of
the palm. And then, we are going to look
for another point which is going to be
the place where the palm is meeting the
wrist and we are going to call this
point E. So from the point in the middle
of Venus, we have an angle there. So we
are going to look for the bisecting line
and draw this line in the middle of this
angle. Now the three lines are going to
cross the life line at the ages of 35, 49
and 63. So again, in between you can mark
the ages of 42 and 56. And then, before
the age of 35, you can divide the
life line into segments of seven years
and, this way, you can mark them all on
the life line. Now let's take an example.
Let's look at a close-up of this line
and you are going to notice that between
the ages of 49 and 63, there is a very
big island on the life line. Now an island
usually means difficulty to cope with a
situation or a weakness. So in the case
of this person, she will have to be
careful between those two ages. Because
it is the life line, so it has to do with
the body, and she may have to watch her
health very carefully. However everything
that I am telling you today about the
age on the lines and what's happening on
the lines can be changed if you decide to change.
Now I'm showing you two lines: these
are life lines that changed tremendously.
This was on the same person. The first
one was at the age of 62, and the second
one was at the age of 74. And as you can
see on both of those pictures, the life
line, which was broken on the first print,
was actually not broken any longer on
the second print. So lines can always
change. Any break, any island, any
overlapping is just a warning for you to
be careful, but you can also change those
lines.
So now we are going to look at the
destiny line. The destiny line is
sometimes called the Saturn Line or the
Fate line. It's basically the line that
starts at the bottom of the hand and
goes towards the middle finger. So in
order to calculate the age on this line,
we have to go back to the angle that we
did for the life line, with the bisecting
line in between. And then we are going to
determine the point between Saturn and
Sun, at the top of the hand, which I
called
point F, and then extend it to the bottom
of the hand, which will be the middle of
the wrist. And this point will be point G.
And we can draw a line between F and G.
This vertical line is going to cross the
three lines of the angle that we drew
before; and the ages will be 21, 28 and 35.
Now, the same line is going to cross the
heart line at the age of 56. And again you
can put in between the ages of 42
and 49. Because this line is very thick,
let's go back to our original hand and
look at a detail. So in this detail, you
can see that there is an overlap of the
destiny line, and this overlap is between
the ages of 49 and 56. So usually the
destiny line stands for determination,
new goals, occupation, hobbies. Because
of the overlap, at the age of 49,
this person may start having new goals.
Maybe for occupation, maybe a new hobby,
a new way of using her time. And for the
next seven years, until the age of 56, she
will have both sets of goals. And then, at
the age of 56, she will drop the old
goals and she will focus on the new
goals. Then the line continues all by
itself, very strongly. This concludes
this lesson on the timing on the lines.
See you for the next hand reading video
lesson!