Palmistry and Fingerprint Significance

The video explores palm reading, focusing on the dominant hand's traits and the lifeline's significance. It contrasts the heart and head lines with scientific terms, emphasizing the lifeline's role in health. The video highlights the scientific basis of palm lines, linking them to fetal development. Fingerprints form in the womb, influenced by genetics and environmental factors, and are set by the fourth month of pregnancy.

What does the dominant hand represent in palmistry?

• Traits acquired through life

• Traits we are born with

• Emotional state

• Future predictions

What is the lifeline believed to indicate in palmistry?

• Health and vitality

• Mental capabilities

• Creativity and love life

• Career success

Which line is associated with creativity and love life in palmistry?

• Fate line

• Lifeline

• Heart line

• Headline

What is the scientific term for the heart line?

• Distal transverse crease

• Radial crease

• Proximal transverse crease

• Thenar crease

What do anatomists call the lifeline?

• Radial crease

• Thenar crease

• Distal transverse crease

• Proximal transverse crease

What is the significance of fingerprints forming in the womb?

• They determine personality traits

• They predict future health conditions

• They are identical for all siblings

• They are influenced by both genetics and the womb environment

During which trimester do fingerprints begin to form?

• First trimester

• After birth

• Second trimester

• Third trimester

By which month of pregnancy are fingerprints fully developed?

• Second month

• Third month

• Fourth month

• Fifth month

Once developed, how long do fingerprints last?

• Until adolescence

• For a decade

• For life

• Until old age