You’re So Lucky If You Can Spot This Line On Your Left Palm!
Palmistry, or, palm reading is an ancient art that was and Is still used for predicting the future and foretelling things such as happiness, love life, fertility and fortune in a person’s life.
It dates back thousands of years ago and it is rooted in Babylon, Persia and Tibet, the ancient kingdoms of today’s wise east countries India and China.
It is a complicated technique that needs time and patient studying so you can develop skills of foretelling thanks to the lines present on the inside of the palm.
The ancient Roma (or today – the Gypsies) were great conquerors and have learned this technique and thus, spread it among the European civilization.
However, all the civilizations that practiced palmistry have considered one particular line on the palm as extremely valuable and rare.
It is located on the left palm, right next to the life line, which is the most curvaceous line that is visible right next to the thumb of the palm.
The name of this line is “the guardian angel line”, sometimes referred to as “a double life line” as well. the presence of this line is very rare and the meaning is that the person who has it has an additional spirit guide protection, or as you may say, a lot of positive energy around them that guides them on their life path in a good way and manner.
If you can spot a parallel but not as visible line as your life line on your left palm – you’re a very lucky and positive person! Good vibrations and good energies are circiling around you and your home, so bad things are less likely to happen to you.
To see if you have this guardian angel line, take a look at your left palm. Find your life line, which is the large line running through the middle of your palm.
The life line gives insight into your health, vitality, energy levels, quality of life, sexual health and prosperity. The deeper and more pronounced the line, the stronger these energies are.
And did you know that the line is most likely to appear when a very close relative or a special friend in your life dies? Every loss is a gain in life, you should remember that. Everything you loose comes back in a different way and form.
It is a complicated technique that needs time and patient studying so you can develop skills of foretelling thanks to the lines present on the inside of the palm.
The ancient Roma (or today – the Gypsies) were great conquerors and have learned this technique and thus, spread it among the European civilization.
However, all the civilizations that practiced palmistry have considered one particular line on the palm as extremely valuable and rare.
It is located on the left palm, right next to the life line, which is the most curvaceous line that is visible right next to the thumb of the palm.
The name of this line is “the guardian angel line”, sometimes referred to as “a double life line” as well. the presence of this line is very rare and the meaning is that the person who has it has an additional spirit guide protection, or as you may say, a lot of positive energy around them that guides them on their life path in a good way and manner.
If you can spot a parallel but not as visible line as your life line on your left palm – you’re a very lucky and positive person! Good vibrations and good energies are circiling around you and your home, so bad things are less likely to happen to you.
To see if you have this guardian angel line, take a look at your left palm. Find your life line, which is the large line running through the middle of your palm.
The life line gives insight into your health, vitality, energy levels, quality of life, sexual health and prosperity. The deeper and more pronounced the line, the stronger these energies are.
And did you know that the line is most likely to appear when a very close relative or a special friend in your life dies? Every loss is a gain in life, you should remember that. Everything you loose comes back in a different way and form.
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