If you have one or more of these indicators, your creativity may show up in fields other than art. It can apply to the most mundane tasks at work on the job. Future plans and projects should be undertaken with the goal of creating the most artistic and beautiful end result, no matter what task needs to be done. Your greatest achievements will come easily when you do things primarily to end up with something you created that you can be proud of. On the other hand, doing things primarily for making money or getting fame will most often end in failure and give little satisfaction.
Here are some of the indicators that reveal high creativity and artistic natural talents:
Area A: Creative
Ring finger longer than index finger: Very creative. Sees new ways to do things. Likes to express self in unusual ways others can see and appreciate. Expresses personal uniqueness. Can always add a personal touch to improve things.
Area B: Sensitive
Fine horizontal lines running under base of several or all fingers: Shows great sensitivity to surroundings. Very perceptive about what is happening nearby. Prefers quiet and safe places to let creative ideas develop.
Area C: Fame and fortune in the arts
A Star (three lines crossing with common center) here: This indicates the three energies are present that contribute strongly to "fame and fortune in the arts". This is not a prophesy, only an indication that the chances are likely because of the three energies in these lines. These energies are (1) strong creative energy coming from deep inner natural resources, (2) great sensitivity, and (3) a fear of criticism.
Area D: Personal drive
Vertical line (even pieces of a line) running from base of hand toward the ring finger. The stronger the line is, the stronger the drive is to be creative. A really deep and long line indicates an exceptional ability to bring forth profound creations from deep within. This often is done by writing or speaking.
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