Palmistry differs from most sections of Omnia in the information it uses: it does not require date, time and place of birth. It starts with your hands.
The tradition considers the life, head, heart and fate lines, the shape of the palm, the mounts, other markings and the differences between the right and left hands. An individual line should not be read on its own: its meaning depends on the location, shape and adjacent details. Therefore, a photo of one isolated part of a hand does not replace the analysis of both palms.
Palm Reading is best suited if you are interested in a visual approach to self-reflection and want to understand how the tradition interprets the lines and shapes of your own hands. Omnia's analysis covers character, feelings, thinking, talents, ambitions and personal fulfilment, and also compares both hands.
If you like the visual format but are more interested in the face, try Mian Xiang Face Map. If you want to move from visible signs to birth data, choose Natal Chart, Bazi or Kundali. For a specific current question, instead of a general portrait, try One Tarot Question.
Before interpretation, Omnia checks the quality of the photographs to ensure that lines and shapes are clearly visible. The reading uses only visible details and never invents signs that are absent from the photos.
Important: Palmistry cannot reliably determine health, date of death, lifespan or an inevitable event. Even the famous “life line” in Omnia is never treated as a countdown. This is a traditional symbolic hand reading - detailed, personal and visual, but not a medical diagnosis or an objective measurement of destiny.