Head line
The Writer's Fork
A head line that divides into two branches.
In the tradition
Readers take the writer's fork as arguing both sides of a question, often in the same breath.
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In a reading
- It is drawn on the Yourself card.
- When it is the most distinctive shape in a hand, it names that hand on its Mark.
- A line too faint to see in the photo is drawn in pencil, and the card says so.
The head line
Runs roughly parallel beneath the heart line, starting near the gap between thumb and index finger. The head line is read for how you think, not how much.
Other shapes of the head line
Palmistry is an interpretive tradition, not a diagnostic tool. These pages say what the tradition reads into a shape, not what a hand proves.