Palm reading
Palm reading online from a photo — with your lines explained
One photo of your palm in daylight — and Lavender reads it: the shape of the hand, the heart, head, life and fate lines, the marriage lines and the mounts. Not from a textbook picture, but from what is visible in your photo: every observation comes with what tradition says about it. First reading free, the photo is not stored. Then you can discuss all of it with Lavender in the chat — she remembers your palm.
What is visible in a palm photo
- Shape of the palm and fingers: proportions, length, slant — the basis of character in palmistry.
- Heart line: how you feel and how you show it.
- Head line: how you think and decide — straight or around.
- Life line: not “how long”, but strength and rhythm — where energy is enough and where it drains.
- Fate line: your own road or someone else’s blueprint; where the line breaks and where it gathers strength.
- Marriage and relationship lines on the edge of the palm under the little finger.
- Mounts: Venus, Moon, Jupiter, Mercury — what is developed, what is asleep.
- Marks: islands, breaks, triangles, crosses — what they mean on your line specifically.
Lavender writes every observation in three lines: what is visible, where on the palm, what tradition says. So you see where each conclusion comes from.
Which hand to read: left or right
In tradition the left hand shows what you were given and the right what you have made of it (reversed for left-handers). Lavender asks which hand is in the photo and which is your dominant one, and reads accordingly. The second hand is a separate comparison reading: given versus made, where the hands agree and where they part.
What you get
- A palm portrait — free: the main things about you from the shape and the lines.
- The full story — for Petals: chapters on purpose, money and relationships, a reading in the area that worries you, and a practice for the week.
- A comparison of two hands — given and made.
- One small step — something to do today.
The photo is sent only to prepare the reading. The journal keeps the text, not the picture.
How to photograph your palm
In daylight, no flash, no filters. The whole hand in the frame, fingers slightly apart, palm open, camera above the palm rather than from the side. If the picture cannot be read, Lavender says so honestly instead of inventing lines.
Discuss your palm with Lavender
Lavender remembers what she read on your palm, and in the chat you can ask: “what does the break in my heart line mean”, “why do I have two marriage lines”, “what do I do with what you saw”. Three messages a day are free. Add your birth date and she puts the palm together with your birth chart.
Honestly
A palm does not show how long you will live, does not diagnose and does not read other people’s feelings. This is a conversation about you — from what is visible, with caveats where it is not.
Questions
Can I get a palm reading online from a photo for free?
Yes: the first palm reading is free. Upload one photo taken in daylight and you get a portrait from the shape of the hand and the lines. The full story costs Petals, no subscription.
Which hand is read for women?
In the classical tradition, for right-handers the left hand is “given” and the right is “made”. Lavender reads the one in the photo and offers the second for comparison.
What does the heart line mean?
How you feel and how you show it: deep and even, with islands, a break or branches — each form has its traditional reading. Lavender shows what is visible on yours.
Is the life line about how long I will live?
No. In palmistry the life line is read as strength, health in a broad sense and rhythm, not as a lifespan.
Is the photo stored?
No. The picture is needed for the minute of the reading; the journal keeps only the text.
For reflection and conversation. A reading does not read other people’s feelings and does not promise the future.