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What does your HEARTLINE say about you, as per palmistry

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Jan 19, 2022, 11:00 IST
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How's your heartline?

A major line on your hand, the heartline begins on the mount of Jupiter or Saturn and runs towards the inside of the palm. This line speaks volumes about your emotional quotient. Straighter the line, the colder you are and bigger the curve, shows your desire for deep love. The depth of that line talks about the health of your heart on the physical tangent. The deeper it is, the stronger your heart is. What does your heartline say about you? Where does your heartline begin? Is it faint or very dark? Scroll down to know more.

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If your heartline starts from the outer side of the hand or mount of Jupiter

On your right hand, if your heartline begins from outer side of the hand, it indicates a romantic nature. You are probably an idealist who tends to get into relationships and then get their heart broken when your partner shows minor faults.

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If your heartline starts from the middle of the mount of Jupiter

Loyalty and honour are not just words for you. You take these two elements very seriously and your emotions and romance quotient is well calculated, both are kept in check. You desire to have a partner who is much more famous or successful as compared to you which could be in the arena of wealth, work or social recognition.

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If your heartline starts between the mounts of Saturn and Jupiter

If your heartline begins from the middle of your middle and index finger then you are able to control your emotions and balance it out pretty well with practicality. You are realistic and a happy soul and you are able to accept your partner for what they are, with their quirks. You do not hold back your love and give it all.

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If your heartline begins in the center of your upper palm

If this is the location of your heartline then you are most probably a selfish or self centered person. Your sex drive is very strong and if you don’t keep a check on yourself then you could head towards hedonism. If we talk of fidelity, this is not a good position.


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