運命線
Fate Line
A vertical line rising from near the wrist toward the middle finger (Mount of Saturn).
- Career and achievement
- Life direction
- Turning points
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At a glance
The line read for career, social achievement, and the direction of one's life.
What is the Fate Line?
Clear and distinct, it is read as a firm sense of purpose and steady pursuit of one path; broken or bending midway, it is a cue to look at changes and shifts in direction. Many people have a faint Fate Line or none at all — this is read as a free life in which one shapes one's own path rather than following a fixed frame, and is not seen as a flaw.
Frequently asked
- What does the Fate Line mean in palmistry?
- The line read for career, social achievement, and the direction of one's life. Clear and distinct, it is read as a firm sense of purpose and steady pursuit of one path; broken or bending midway, it is a cue to look at changes and shifts in direction. Many people have a faint Fate Line or none at all — this is read as a free life in which one shapes one's own path rather than following a fixed frame, and is not seen as a flaw.
- Where is the Fate Line on the palm?
- A vertical line rising from near the wrist toward the middle finger (Mount of Saturn).
- Is palmistry fixed fate?
- The Fate Line is read for tendencies such as Career and achievement · Life direction · Turning points. But palmistry is not fixed fate — it is a line read for temperament, and it does not pronounce on lifespan or illness.
More in this group
- Life Line
- Head Line
- Heart Line
- Sun Line (Apollo Line)
- Mount of Venus
- Mount of Jupiter
- Mount of Saturn
- Mount of Apollo
- Mount of Mercury
- Mount of Mars
- Mount of the Moon (Luna)
- Palmistry (手相)
- Three major lines (三大線)
- Mounts (丘)
- Which hand to read (左右手)
- Is palmistry Eastern or Western?
- The Three-Talent lines (三才紋)
- The eight trigram palaces of the palm (掌中八卦)
- Five-element palm shapes (五行掌形)
See how the Fate Line reads on your own palm.
Read my palm →Palmistry is a traditional reading of temperament, for reference only — it does not replace medical or legal judgment. Source: Standard palmistry (手相學 / Western chirology) interpretation.