HEAD LINE

 

Learn About Your Head Line

 

The Head Line (various ending positions)
The Head Line governs the person’s intellect and shows the quality of their thinking at different stages in life. It also reveals how the person approaches problems and reveals much about their attitude towards life. It’s said that the longer the Head Line, the more intelligent the person may be. But a long Head Line doesn’t guarantee intelligence. Because we only use a small portion of our mental capacity, apparent intelligence is hard to measure. We could learn a new fact every day from birth to death and never run out of brain capacity. Therefore, someone with a long Head Line, but a lazy attitude, will not excel as much as a person with a short Head Line, but a zest for life. It’s better to use the length of the Head Line to estimate how detailed that person’s thinking is. The longer the line, the more complex and involved the thinking. As with the Heart Line, the Head Line can be divided into two main types:

1. The imaginative Head Line
2. The practical Head Line.

 

The Imaginative Head Line
The imaginative Head Line curves upwards towards the wrist and ends in the area of the palm known as the Mount of Lunar (imagination). This area is called the creative subconscious and gives the person creativity and good imagination. These people need variety and stimulation in their lives. When you meet someone with this type of headline you can say: “You have a creative, imaginative approach to everything you do. Your work must be interesting, or you quickly lose focus. You work best in aesthetic surroundings and appreciate the finer things in life. You have refined tastes.”

 

The Practical Head Line
The other main type of Head Line is the practical one. This line runs straight across the palm. As the name suggests, this belongs to people who have their feet firmly planted on the ground and live very much in the present. Here you could say: “You have a practical, down-to-earth approach to everything you do. You don’t take much on trust, preferring to work things out for yourself. You like to get down to the bottom of things and make up your own mind.”

 

The Writer‘s fork
Some times you will find a forked Head Line. One branch goes up to the creative subconscious and the other goes straight across the palm. This combination is known as the Writers Fork. It means the person has a vivid imagination and can come up with good ideas. These ideas or concepts are easily transformed into reality. Writers do this, but so do all sorts of people. This asset would benefit a business person as much as an artist. I have a friend who’s a writer and he has a well-defined Writer’s Fork on his hand.

 

Starting positions
If the Head Line touches the Life Line at the start, it means the person is cautious. They like to test the water before jumping in. If the Head Line is separated, but still close to the Life Line, it’s an indication of a confident person who’s been an independent thinker all their life. The further away the Head Line starts from the Life Line, the more independent the person will be. If it starts from the Mount of Jupiter (the mount at the base of the first finger) it’s an indication of someone who’s extremely ambitious and won’t allow anyone or anything to get in the way of their path to the top.

If the Head Line starts inside the Life Line, it’s an indication of lack of confidence, probably due to family matters in that person’s early years.

 

If the Head Line starts, attached to the Life Line and remains joined for some distance, it shows that the family influence was so strong that the person was not able (or was not willing) to make decisions on their own.