Open your hand with the palm facing the camera. Use even light and include all the fingers and the wrist.
Where to look: the upper palm below the fingers.
Traditional meaning: Palmistry links this line with relationships and feelings. The crease does not measure how loving or emotional someone is.
A question you can use: What helps you feel safe and respected in a relationship?
Where to look: the middle of the palm.
Traditional meaning: Palmistry links this line with thinking. Its shape does not measure intelligence or decide how someone learns.
A question you can use: When is it easiest for you to concentrate, and what helps?
Where to look: the arc around the base of the thumb.
Traditional meaning: Palmistry links this line with energy and everyday life. Its length does not tell you how long you will live or how healthy you are.
A question you can use: Which small daily habit helps you feel better supported?
Where to look: the centre of the palm, running towards the fingers.
Traditional meaning: Palmistry links this line with work and life direction. Many people do not have a clear crease here. That does not mean they lack a future or purpose.
A question you can use: Is there one decision about work or study you would like to make for yourself?
Add a birth chart to bring both readings together.