Should I look at the career line on my left hand or my right hand? This is how I can judge the fortune of my life.

Should I look at my career line on my left hand or my right hand? Everyone thinks that palm lines are generally divided into "left for men and right for women", but from the perspective of palmistry, this is actually inaccurate. Next, let us take a closer look at how to read the career line on palmistry.

Should I look at my career line on my left or right hand?

Palmistry Analysis

Which hand should I look at to determine my career line? In palmistry, there is a saying: "The left hand is innate, the right hand is acquired", which means that the right hand has a greater influence and the left hand has a smaller influence. The right hand has 80% influence on judging good and bad luck, while the left hand has 20% influence. Because most people's palms are symmetrical, there is no big problem in judging. However, as explained above, the right hand is the main factor in judging good and bad luck, and the left hand is used to add or subtract points to good and bad luck. It is normal to have some differences between the left and right hands, because it is difficult to have exactly the same left and right hands in the world. Therefore, when judging the career line in palmistry, we mainly rely on the right hand, and then add or subtract points based on the left hand. Only in this way can we correctly judge the good or bad fortune of the career line in palmistry.

Left-right hand principle

1. When looking at life luck: Men are dominated by their left hand before the age of 30, and by their right hand after the age of 30, because the left hand is innate and the right hand is acquired.
2. Women mainly use their right hand before the age of 30, and their left hand after the age of 30. However, if you look at your left hand after marriage, it can reflect your husband's luck.
3. When looking at the six relatives, we still need to pay attention to the left for men and the right for women. When diagnosing diseases on the hands, look at both hands.