Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-14
XcII. LINE OF SATURN.

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The Saturn line derives it's name
from the fact that it terminates on the
Mount of Saturn. That. at least, is its
normal place of ending. although at
times 1t runs to the Mount of Jupiter,
and, in this event. indicates success
derived from ambition.
But this marking is comparatively
rare, and it is, moreover. the only in
stance in which the Saturn line may
leave its natural channel without los
ing its identity. For If 1t runs to. say,
the Mount of Apollo or the Mount of
Mercury, 1t should not be read as a
Saturn line at all, but as either a line
of Apollo or of Mercury. according to
which of the two mount it ends on.
The beginning of the line of Saturn
is most important, for If it begin in
the middle of the palm near the wrist
the Indication is hat one will win sue
cess by his own efforts.
If it begins on the Mount of the Moon
the success will come through the in
iuence of a person of the opposite sex;
that is. the characteristics of the sub
ject will be of a kind to attract and
fascinate a person of the opposite sex
whose social or financial position will
be influential.
If the Saturn line starts from the
Mount of Venus, relatives will be the
factor chat furnish the upward boost.
This all is on the assumption, of
course, that the Saturn line is of the
proper length, well marked and without
any defect.
In some hands the line runs clear and
deep the entire distance from the wrist
to the Mount of Saturn. In this case
the interpretation is that from infancy
to death prosperity will accompany
everything the subject undertakes.
This. however, does not mean that
tthere will be a blind luck that will turn
everything into gold by a sort of pre-
destined magic, irrespective of whether
the subject acts wisely and prudently
or in a reckless, foolish amer
Not at ALL The good line of Saturn
amounts merely to a sort of synopsis Of
the good qualities which the subject
possesses. 1t summarizes them, as 1t
were, so that you can tell by a glance
at the Saturn line that every qualifiea-
ton is present that makes for success.
Sometimes the Saturn line is either
defective or entirely missing at the
part of the palm near the wrist. This
shows that the early ears are fraught
with hardships or at least with the
necessity on the part of the subject to
do his own carving through the world.
You can read the periods of life from
the Saturn line by pursuing the same
course as with regard to the other lines
heretofore discussed. That is, that you
consider the middle of the normally
long line as about age SO. This, in
most hands, would make the point
where the Saturn and the Head lines
interseet correspond to the thirty-siXth
year. This, of course, varies, accord
ing as the Head lines course is high or
low in the hand. But the middle of an
ideally drawn Saturn line will always
be the thirty-sixth veal.
Often the Saturn line does not appear
until after the thirty-siXth year. The
reading in this case is that up to that
age everything depends upon the sub
ject's own best efforts. There is, until
that age, constant struggle indicated
to wrest from fortune the smile which
she stubbornly withholds. Or, in other
words, the qualifications of the subject
are lacking in some particular until he
attains that age, and, consequently, he
has to work harder than If he was bet
ter equipped either mentally or physi-
cally or otherwise for the struggle of
life.
The character of the Saturn line
must be estimated he same way as the
other main lines. If it is deep and clear
it will show all Qualities in best opera
ton. If thin, the qualities will be
present, indeed, but not in the same
rich fulness as With the deep, clear
line. A. broad and shallow line is in
dicative Of distractions; and, when the
line is chained these distractions be-
come well-nigh ~insuperable.
Never, however, read any health in
dications from the Saturn line. This
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ton of a person.
If It is a defective lire, the chances
are you will be able to determine from
Heart, Head or Life line just what the
particular reason for the Saturn lines
defect is. For it certainly is either due
to constitutional delicacy or to some
trouble of the head or the heart that
the subject is hampered in his upward
career. Or, as is often the case, it is
due to the influence of someone close
to the subject.
In this case an influence line on the
Mount of Venus will usually furnish
the solution of the problem.
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