Relating Marriage Line

When this fork is more accentuated, and turns down more into the hand, divorce may be expected, and especially so if one end of this fork stretches across the hand in the direction of the plain of mars, or the mount of mars.

In many cases a fine line may be found crossing the entire palm, from the marriage line, and in such a case the greatest animosity and bitterness will enter into the fight for freedom and divorce. In such an example there is never any hope of reconcile-ation.

When the line of marriage is full of little islands, or linked like the loops of a chain, the subject should be warned not to marry at any time, as such a union would be full of the greatest unhappiness and continual separations.

When the Relating Marriage Line, which is otherwise well marked, appears about the centre to break in two, it foreshadows a fatality or break-up in an otherwise happy married life.

When the Line of marriage itself, or an offshoot from it, goes into the hand, and joins or ascends upward with the Line of Sun, it promises that its possessor will marry some one of great wealth or distinction when this above- mentioned line bends downward and cuts the Line of Sun, it denotes that the person on whose hand it is found will lose his position by the marriage he well make.

When any line from the top of the Mount of Mercury falls down into the Marriage Line ,

it shows that there will be great obstacles to overcome in whatever marriage the subject enters, but if the Line of Marriage is a good one such obstacles will be overcome.

When there is another Line much slighter in appearance Lying close to the upper side of the Marriage Line, It foretells some influence that will come into the subject’s life after marriage.

All Line of Sun that cross the hand from the Mount of Mars and rise up towards the Line of Marriage denote the interference of people with the marriage. These lines give the date of the interference when they cross the Line of Destiny; they cause quarrels when they come from mars; from Venous they also denote annoyances, but not of such a vindictive nature.