Voltage Line? (= Johnny Fincham's 'Intensity Line'!)

Manfred wrote:Hi,

ususally the line - allergy line, poison line... - passes the life line and goes inside the mount of Venus. I've also never heard this expression.

Manfred

Manfred wrote:Hi Patty,

I'm not really shure if I understood your question right. I meant a horizontal line like in the picture that goes inside the Venus mount. But if even not going inside, it shows a special relation with chemistry, inoculations (sometimes long ago done and forgotten!), some strong medications (anti baby pills...) not always in the concious of the hand owner and sometimes drugs. Often the hand owner isn't aware about it.
Interesting: If on the left hand I always await that the mother had/did this or the birth was under anesthesia - producing a sensibility for chemistry....or a special relation with smoking or may be with drugs in the child.

Regards
Manfred

Roosi wrote:


I think may be this kind line does not always related to traveling and allergies and advise to do spiritual practice and meditation doesn't hurt anybody.
May be person is just little bit "over-voltage"

Thank You All

I try to find Where did it come from
(my Russian is worse than English )

Manfred wrote:Hi Patty,

I'm not really shure if I understood your question right. I meant a horizontal line like in the picture that goes inside the Venus mount. But if even not going inside, it shows a special relation with chemistry, inoculations (sometimes long ago done and forgotten!), some strong medications (anti baby pills...) not always in the concious of the hand owner and sometimes drugs. Often the hand owner isn't aware about it.
Interesting: If on the left hand I always await that the mother had/did this or the birth was under anesthesia - producing a sensibility for chemistry....or a special relation with smoking or may be with drugs in the child.

Regards
Manfred

Roosi wrote:Hi everyone

I found this interesting Line from Russian palmistry site - kind of " voltage line" (google trantslate )

Thin and straight horizontal line start from the mount of moon and goes to Life Line.

“The line, when it is present in this area - gives added life force, charges people extra energy - but at the same time, the line creates some tension in the inner emotional sense….”

"... Such a line can be easily confused with Travel Lines, the only difference between them is that the “voltage line” is substantially longer, and comes to Life Line."

Did I miss something?
Where did it come from? India, Chaina, Russia, ….?
Is there any English name for this line?
Or Maybe this is some kind of one man's theory?

link
http://hiromantij.ru/linija-naprjagenija.html



I'm just a beginner

Hi Roosi,

Regarding this 'voltage line', this concerns a rare line that is in science called the 'transverse hypothenar crease' (NOTICE: the word 'hypothenar' is a common used word for the mount of moon).

And this line has e.g. been associated with Coffin-Lowry syndrome.

(By the way, I can not agree with the interpretation given by the Russian website. Because basically, this concerns an 'abnormal line' that is very likely featured with problematic qualities - which the Russian website suggests that this line may bring a positive quality in terms of 'extra energy')

Anyway, thanks for bringing up this topic.


PS. Last year I had included this line in the 'Weird Hand Lines Quiz - part 2', see line no. 8 in the picture below; more details are available in the topic:
https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/t213-the-weird-hand-lines-quiz-part-2-advanced

Manfred wrote:Hi,

ususally the line - allergy line, poison line... - passes the life line and goes inside the mount of Venus. I've also never heard this expression.

Manfred

Hi Manfred,

The 'transverse hypothenar crease' is typically positioned halfway the hypotenar zone (in the second quadrant of the palm), while the 'via lascivia' is usually positioned in the lowest quadrant of the palm.

Also, this really concerns a different type of line with specific characteristics: usually it is a relatively thick line (likewise wide as the primary lines).

So, this line should not be confused with the 'via lascivia' - which usually is a relatively weak line just like the other minor lines, and the 'via lascivia' (almost) never ends at the side of the palm, etc.

Magda van Dijk-Rijneke wrote:When I look at the picture of Martijn than is the line is to high as those of the Russian picture.

Hi Magda,

Sorry, all I can observe is that your observation regarding the difference between my picture and the Russian picture has likely no ground at all - because the details that you are refering to have not been described at the Russian website (nor in my definition) at all.

As a matter of fact, the Russian website presents a second picture for the same 'voltage line'.... which is actually positioned slightly HIGHER than the first picture, see the no.18 line in the 2nd picture below:

http://hiromantij.ru/linija-naprjagenija.html
http://hiromantij.ru/linii_naryke.html



And there is even another picture at the Russian website which suggests that a 'travel line' is usually positioned slightly lower than the 'voltage line' (also taken from: http://hiromantij.ru/linii_naryke.html), see line no.17 in the picture below:

(Though beyond the position suggested by the pictures, the Russian website also speaks about a similar appearance for the 'travel line' and 'voltage line')




Therefore I can only recommend you to ignore the tiny differences between the line in both Russian pictures and the line my picture - basically because there is no description at all which could suggest that the 'transverse hypothenar crease' could be a completely different line than the Russian 'voltage line'!

I hope this makes sense?


PS. Magda, by the way... thanks for mentioning Venon Mahabal's 'Icarus line', did he present any pictures as an illustration? (This is new info for me, but I can not comment on that without having access to his definition of that line + his illustrations, etc. Maybe you can present a picture-copy from his book?)


Finally, I can present a real hand-example of a child which has Coffin-Lowdry syndrome (which has in this case an island-like formation):

Magda van Dijk-Rijneke wrote:When I look at the picture of Martijn than is the line is to high as those of the Russian picture. (The description of Martijn is interesting). I think it is an other one and I hope I can explain the Russian one.
I do have seen the line before and you can use the name Icarusline (according to Vernon Mahabal’s book, The secrest code on your hands). It is a form of a Travelline and most Travellines started on the persussion of the hand (stresslines on the mount of Moon near the percussion. Its is also not a poisonline.

Icarus Line
[Long Icarusline to the Saturn Line or Lifeline can get.]
The Icarus Line symbolizes the need for freedom and excitement. People with Icarus Line have a terrible dislike (social) constraints. They are independent and follow their own path. They force themselves to do things better than ever before. They are also travelers.

 Five or more Icarus Lines says that these people are easily bored and love change and variety. They travel frequently and seek new locations.

• Icarus Line touches the Saturn LineThese people want an adventurous life, or have an exciting career (globetrotter, archeology, etc.). An important journey, dream or vision has (possibly at the age of the Travel Line or the Saturn line gets cut) impact on their lives and even their lives a twist.

• Icarus Line touches LifelineThese people love exciting or risky physical activities such as racing, bungee jumping, skydiving, mountain climbing, etc. A trip or a dream or vision has (at the age at which this line intersects or touches the Lifeline) impact on their lives.

• Does the Icarus Line with an arc through the Lifeline and ends at the Venusberg you have mental and intellectual freedom. "They like to kick something against it" (author, speaker, talk show, opinions).

• Icarus Line or Travel touches or intersects the HepaticalijnA journey, dream or vision on the age at which the Line Tour Hepaticalijn cuts or touches an influence on the further course of career.
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I am also agree with Manfred and Sari who have seen the handfoto of Roosi

You have 2 lines that travel down the Lifeline begin. The first is an upward branch to the Moon Mountain, the second is a branch down to the Neptune Mountain, also known as the Immigration line.

Upward branch to Mon Mountain (b)
[Branching walk up. This can also be a line Uranus.]
Your desires for ever new experiences to gain and are keen on traveling.

EmigrationLine to end
[A curved branch at the end of Lifeline, which runs parallel to the Lifeline].

Emigration to the line can also be seen as a lifeline to a 'bypasses'. This line indicates that you once in your life you really are interested in other cultures. This can literally (relocate, emigrate) and figuratively are. In the latter case you have such an interest in ancient cultures, ancient, healing art, yoga, Buddhism, palmistry etc.

Ik hope all that my English is clear enough.
All warm regards Magda

Martijn (admin) wrote:

Finally, I can present a real hand-example of a child which has Coffin-Lowdry syndrome (which has in this case an island-like formation):

Roosi wrote:Hi
THANK YOU ALL

I have just received a reply from the moderator of the Russian palmistry forum.
It is from Johnny Fincham 'The Spellbinding Power of Palmistry'.

Thanks Roosi, you've done excellent research-work by contacting the editor of the Russian website!



Okay... this implicates that the editor has done his translation work quite well, because Johnny describes the 'Intensity line' as follows (on page 121 in 'The Spellbinging Power of Palmistry'):

"INTENSITY LINE - This is a fine, straight, horizontal line in the lunar quadrant."

And Johnny's illustration on page 146 present indeed an slightly upward curving line - just like is typically seen in the 'transversal hypothenar crease' that I have mentioned.

And op page 122 Johnny presents a different definition for the 'Allergy line (via lascivia)'... which also confirms my observation that these really concern two different types of lines!!


(So, we better stop using the word 'voltage line'... and continue with Johnny's vocabulary: 'intensity line')