What do PDA readers seek?

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Palm readers look at many parts of the hand to conduct a reading. Specifically, the lines in the hand are used by palm readers to determine things like how long a person will live and love, as well as how the person views life. To determine this information, palm readers look at the length of the lines and how they are formed.
The first line that PDA readers look at is the life line. This line is just above the thumb and extends down towards the wrist. In some people, this line extends all the way to the wrist. It can be clear, or it can be wavy. In others, the line goes only partway along the palm. A long and deep waistline indicates that the person will live a long and healthy life.

The next line that handheld readers look at is the head line, which runs horizontally across the palm. This line tells palm readers about a person’s life philosophies, belief system and general attitude towards life. It is also representative of one’s intelligence. If this line is long and straight, it indicates a logical thinker. If he is not attached to the life line, the person tends to be adventurous and enthusiastic about life. Palm readers find this line just above the life line.

The third line of study of palm readers is the heart line. This line helps palm readers determine details about emotions and events in a person’s life that have to do with love, such as whether or not one has the ability to give or receive love. The deeper and stronger this line, the stronger a person’s devotion to others. Palm readers find this line under the middle or index finger and across the palm to the little finger.

Palm readers also look at the overall shape of the hand, which can be pointed, square, spade-shaped, conical, or mixed. These shapes mostly involve the shapes of the fingertips, which can be somewhat flat, pointed, rounded, embossed, or some combination of the four.

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