Head Line Meaning in Palm Reading

Readings by Ajarn Chayut, founder of horoall.com

The head line runs across the middle of the palm. It is read for the way you think, your talents and how you make decisions.

A straight head line running across the palm

A gift for mathematics. Ajarn Chayut adds that if such a person was not good at maths at school, they often turn out to be excellent with numbers, money, projects and planning in real life, with a broader vision than many top students.

A long head line curving across the palm

Artistic talent and creativity: original ideas expressed through design, drawing, sculpture or writing, with a personal style that stands out.

A parallel line beside the head line

One of the good lines. This person can tell right from wrong, accepts reality, is mature and careful, thinks differently from the crowd, and has the courage to decide and act.

A split in the middle of the head line

Two special talents that the person may not yet recognise. Whether or not they did well at school, they are gifted and often quicker than others at practical work.

A head line that ends in three branches

Many abilities. Each branch at the end of the head line stands for a talent: two branches, two talents; three branches, three; and so on.

A patchy, broken head line

The textbooks describe someone who is not always careful and finds decisions hard. Ajarn Chayut recommends daily meditation and at least an hour of focused reading each day, and helping others with your own hands; he reports that the line can begin to join up after about three months.

A chained head line

Traditionally linked with poor concentration and a delicate digestion. Ajarn Chayut's advice for this line is to do good consistently: never harm any living being, give to the sick and to people truly in need, even small amounts, and keep it up; he reports improvements within about six months. (For any health concern, please see a doctor.)