It indicate preference for creative or analytical approaches to information. Narrow space between Head Line and the Life line - Quickness of judgment and independent thinking - mental and moral courage-success in life.
- Rising From Jupiter - Great brain power, ambition, and power.
- Rising From Life Line - Cautious and extremely sensitive.
- Rising From Mars Mount - Frightful worrying nature, conflicting and quarreling attitude.
- Straight and Clear head - Practical common sense and a love for material things more than those of the imaginations.
- Straight then Sloping - Balance between the purely imaginative and the purely practical.
- Sloping - Romance, idealism, imaginative work, and Bohemianism.
- Sloping and Ending with fork - Literary talent of the imaginative order.
- Extremely long and straight - High intellectual power and selfish nature.
- A long line - A wide field of understanding
- A short line - A more limited mental range.
- A chained Line - Fluctuating attention - lack of concentration.
- Double Line - versatility of the mind.
- Curved Line - Mental and moral spheres are more predominant.
- Deep and strong - Generosity and broad - mindedness.
- Deep - High Concentration Power.
- Wide and broad - Less concentration - vacillating and changeable.
- Wavy - No fixedness of ideas.
- Ladder-like Line - Utter lack of stability - fickle mindedness - continuous head - aches
- Breaks in Line - Indicative of some mental trauma
- Extending across with a Line of Health - Distinct and straight good memory.
- Long straight Line, long conical first finger, Appropriate Mounts of Sun and Jupiter - Love of reading.
- Short and poorly marked Line, Small thumb - Idiocy.
- Rising Offshoots to the Heart Line - The affection will be a matter of fascination and not of love.
- Multi-formation - A split personality.
- Sloping near to the Rascette and terminating in a cross or star - Brilliant future.
- Sloping and terminating in a fork - Imagination coupled with analytical reasoning.
- Large island at the termination - Severe intestinal trouble.
- Circle on Line under the Mount of Saturn - Eye-trouble.
- Triangle on Line under the Mount of Mercury - Success in scientific researches.
- Ends in a grille or Cross on the Mount of Moon - Tendency to insanity.
- Ends in a star, grille or cross on the Mount of Saturn or the Line of Fate - Unnatural death caused by accident or murder.
- Long line, high Mounts of mars, Jupiter and Mercury - Unusual power of concentration
- Long sloping line, strong Mount of Moon, Second and third fingers of same length - Love of gambling-disposition to take great risks in business.
- Short line, low Mount of Jupiter, exaggerated Mounts of Venus and Moon - Laziness.
- Short Line, low Mount of Venus - Narrow mindedness and uncharitable nature.
- Pale and broad Line, low Mount of Venus - Dull intellect.
- Wavy Line, exaggerated mount of Mercury - Dishonesty.
- Separated from Life Line, exaggerated Mounts of Jupiter and Mars - Over-confidence.
- Forms curve towards the Mount of Moon - Wide understanding but limited by imagination which repels mere practicality.
- Slopes towards the Mount of Moon, cuts the Line of Mercury and ends in the middle of the Mount - Betrays acute imagination which seeks trouble and excitement.
- Long straight line ending on the Mount of Upper Mars - Generous and merciful - carries the burden of the family and friends for a long time.
- Sloping and terminating with a trident on the Mount of Moon - Literary talent of the imaginative order.
- Straight and slightly curved upwards on Mars - Unusual success in business - keen sense of value of money.
- Terminates on the Mount of Moon - Poetic ability-artistic talents-scholarly.
- Terminating under the Mount of Saturn - Premature death or great intelligence faded out.
- Terminating on the Mount of Saturn - Death by an head injury - a sign of fanaticism.
- Terminating on the Mount of Sun - A passion for fine arts and literature.
- Broken under the Mount of Saturn and sloping deeply into the Mount of Moon - Danger of abnormal mental disposition.



