There are star patterns on the career line. Analysis of star patterns at different positions on the career line

What does a star pattern on the career line mean? Is it good to have a star pattern on the career line? What should I do if there are star marks on my career line? Next, please see the interpretation of star patterns on the career line in palmistry.

What does a star pattern on the career line mean: star patterns in different positions

1. The so-called star pattern is formed by three or more short lines crossing each other on the palm. It looks like a star, so it is called a star pattern. The fortune of star patterns varies depending on where on the palm they appear. Some are good and some are bad, but most of them imply auspicious meanings.

2. The star pattern appears on the Mars Plain on the career line of the palm (as shown in the picture), which means that the person is smart, has a good understanding, and can draw inferences from one example. In addition, it also means that he has leadership skills and management talents.

3. The star pattern appears on the Sun Hill of the career line in the palm (as shown in the picture), which means that the person has a mature and stable personality and can remain calm no matter what difficulties he encounters. In middle and late age, you will have good results in work and financial luck.

4. The star pattern appears on the Mount of Mercury on the career line of the palm (as shown in the picture), which means that the person is smart, has clear thinking, is well organized, has strong logical thinking, is articulate, has good eloquence, has good fortune in wealth, and is also relatively prosperous in love.

5. A star pattern appears on the Saturn Hill on the career line below the middle finger (as shown in the picture), which means that the person is more self-centered and tends to give people a harsh impression in his or her behavior. Therefore, he or she does not have many close friends around him or her and is more likely to be lonely in his or her later years.