Here’s what your palm reading says about all areas of your life

Feeling a bit spiritual? Yeah, lots of us are right now. Palm reading, like horoscopes, has swiftly gained a global cult following with more and more people tuning into their palms to cultivate the life they truly desire.

Gen Z are leading the way when it comes to spirituality, viewing it as a great way to make sense of life. So being able to read your palm is part of this shift – knowing enough about yourself and what to expect from your life from your own palm. Amazing, spooky, most differently interesting.

The ancient craft originated in India, spread throughout China, Tibet, Persia and Egypt, and now it’s a mainstay within today’s pop culture. From your character to your love life and career, there’s very little palmistry won’t tell you about your life.

Intrigued? Well, astrologer and palmist, Frank Clifford, is sharing his pearls of wisdom via his new book, The Palm Reading Guide. The practical guide explains how Palmistry works and how it applies to your life. Essentially, your destiny is in your hands.

So, do you have a fire, earth, air or water hand? Let’s find out with GLAMOUR’s extensive guide to palm reading and what each palm means…

Fire Hand

How to Tell: Long palm, shorter fingers, firm hand, deep lines.

Positive and negative attributes: Confident, passionate, impulsive. You’re also likely to be seen as an extrovert, able to inspire others with your energy and creativity, you are motivated by spontaneity and love to multi-task. The downsides? You might be kind of restless – and struggle with your sleep – and not always great at finishing what you start.

Love: Your need for excitement is most apparent in relationships. You seek partners who are pioneers, prepared to push back the boundaries. For you, sex is a natural and necessary way of expressing your feelings.Your need for variety can lead to a seven year itch as you bore easily and crave new challenges. You hate settling down into a fixed routine – predictability will sound the death knell of any relationship.