Saturn line ending to Jupiter Mount

http://tinypic.com/m/j7f9sy/4
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What happens when line from Saturn goes toward Jupiter Mount?
What is the age. I see clearly in both hands.

svirgo5 wrote:http://tinypic.com/m/j7f9sy/4
multiple pictures of both hands - keep pressing next or previous

What happens when line from Saturn goes toward Jupiter Mount?
What is the age. I see clearly in both hands.

It may be a cut to the fate line or it may be partial Girdle of Venus. Pictures are dim in that area so not sure. Age is about 60 - 65.

Thanks learner!
It does not seem Girdle of Venus as it is not starting from Mercury and going to Jupiter. You could zoom the picture and then it is clear. It does not seem cut because it is one of the line from Saturn Mount going to middle of Saturn and Jupiter.

hi !
to me it appears that in your left palm, the Luck line has a tree formation on the mount of saturn, while one branch offshoots towards Ju not reaching far on it
did you left some of the important ambition/s at young age, unfulfilled due to some family circumstances
s_udit

No Udit.
I had no ambition in my childhood. I wanted a rich husband that was my ambition.
In contrary, had an arrange marriage, and I had to work right after my unsuccessful marriage and since then I became ambitious.

thanks
that is what I actually mean
some strong desire or future-plan or ambition which you had to discard due to family attachment family responsibilities
here it was marrying to a certain kind of a person but then leaving the idea or making a sacrifice just keep the family members happy and getting married to someone of their liking
but this is not linked to the luck line off shooting and trying towards Ju , which shows that at later age your focus would shift to acquiring some authority
on Ju the slant lines coming down towards the area where life-line begins, are the lines I asked you about ; these are the lines which show some pinching about compromising on strong-desire or plan of early age, for the sake of family's happiness

Thanks s_udit!
Yes, it does make sense.