Quentin Tarantino - into his hands

Lynn (Thu 16 Dec 2010 - 13:15) wrote:l just noticed - does he have a suwon crease?

edmund scissorHand (Thu Dec 16, 2010 3:11 am) wrote:Thanks for sharing these photos. Anybody notice the bent Middle finger tip on left hand? Is it anything to do with his creativity?

Martijn (admin) (Thu Dec 16, 2010 12:30 pm) wrote:

Lynn (Thu 16 Dec 2010 - 13:15) wrote:l just noticed - does he have a suwon crease?

Hi Lynn,

I assume that you are referring to his left palm?

I recognize how the heart line in his left hand can induce this association ... but I also observe that the line is probably too short (possibly too weak).

Basically, I think one can only speak of a 'Suwon crease' when the extra line creates a constellation that clearly spans the full width of the palm.

For that reason I don't think that Quarantino has a 'Suwon crease'.
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Lynn (Thu 16 Dec 2010 - 13:44) wrote:
Yes I was referring to his left hand.
On last photo, it only appears weak at radial side, but it is wider than the heartline at the point where they join. Not sure about your comment of it being too short, it appears to reach the radial edge.

Hi Lynn

I think the first photo of his left palm clearly indicates that the radial part of the line is not very strong, and probably doesn't cross the full palm:



But I can agree that the second photo suggests that it appears to be slightly longer than what the first photo suggests; but the core of the extra line appears to end in the center below the index finger... though from that point we can not really see if/how the line continues:



Remember, if a head line is very long... but doesn't span the full palm, then it should likewise not be recognized as a Sydney line.

Lynn, maybe we can agree that both photos are not very sharpe?

Lynn (Thu 16 Dec 2010 - 14:40) wrote:here's a sharper image. and zoomed.

Well spotted Lynn!
Yes, I think your new pictures confirm your point!!

Looks like you found the first celebrity who has a 'Suwone crease'....




PS. Interesting to see also a connecting line between the 'extra line' ... and his (splitting) head line - quite an unusual constellation!

Patti wrote:It's also interesting to note how both his middle finger tips bend and especially that it's in both hands. This would rule out injury or even from writing.

If it wasn't congenital, then I'd wonder at such other anatomical features - like gamer's hunch.

I have often noticed that people's hands, faces and bodies have their similarities - like we look for in comparing Astrology to Palmistry.

This man has the most unusual facial features. A very crescent shaped face, unusually pointed center to his upper lip, beaked nose - all of these central facial features have a distinctly strong bend to them, giving him his unique facial characteristics. I would think these are related to the bent middle finger.

I relate finger posture to physical posture. Middle finger tends to reflect the shoulder blade area - front and back - and up to shoulders. I looked for photos showing a side view. I notice he holds his head out in front of his body.

edmund scissorHand wrote:
Hi Patti, I find your reply too deep, not suitable for beginners like me. hahaha. could you elaborate more about what it means to have a bent middle finger tip? thanks a lot!

Lynn wrote:hi Patti, I had to look up "gamer's hunch" as the expression was new to me. Ah! as you describe Tarantino's posture, leaning forward from shoulders, 'hunched' back. Interesting, as my Saturn also leans to apollo and I habitually have (what we call in England) "round shoulders" - shoulders hunched forward, you can even see it in my avatar! (sorry to go off Tarantino topic by talking about myself! )

hi edmund scissorHand. I think Saturn bent to Apollo shows someone who prefers to express themselves in their own way rather than fitting in with convention / what others expect. But it also depends on the signature (leans & bends) of the other fingers - see my post on https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/t459-quick-question-about-saturn-finger

Patti wrote:

edmund scissorHand wrote:
Hi Patti, I find your reply too deep, not suitable for beginners like me. hahaha. could you elaborate more about what it means to have a bent middle finger tip? thanks a lot!

Hi Edmund,
My thoughts are that when there's something unusual in the development of one part of one's anatomy and especially if it's mirrored side to side, such as in this case where both middle finger tips are bent laterally toward the ring fingers. Then I would look to see if there were other 'glitches' or unusual physical features elsewhere.

If from birth, then it would appear that one side of the middle finger is shorter than the other causing the fingertip to lean. Or an x-ray may show the joint is bent as sometimes happens with the little finger.

The fingers can be compared to the spine, with the thumb related to head and upper neck on down the back to little finger being related to tail bone. The middle finger relates to the shoulders. (Interesting, in life it and the area under this finger can often show markings that relate to a person 'carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders'.) So I looked at this person's shoulders and posture.

After reading hands for so many years, I've come to notice hands are like faces and bodies in many ways. I don't know if his crescent shaped face relates to his crescent shaped middle fingertip, but both are unusual and interesting to note.

Using meridian lines and chakras is more related to reflexology than palmistry.

Hope this helps to explain my thoughts.

Lynn wrote:sorry, digressing from Quentin Tarantino to "me,me,me"
wow Patti what a great memory you have! For sure they would have been my exact words "I walk like a woman on a mission!". My fingers straightened out years ago (from leaning to radial side, now pointing up straight) but I still walk in that fiery way! ;-)

Lynn wrote:hi edmund, Leaning fingers is just the 'signature' - the position we habitually hold our fingers, and that can easily change. When fingers bend at a knuckle, it becomes more 'structural' and a more fundamental part of us, so that's not so easy to change.

edmund scissorHand wrote:
Wow, amazing! You have just shared a totally different perspective of Hands which is something new to me. Thank you Patti.

So if fingers are somewhat connected to our physical, does this mean that a bend middle finger tip doesn't always have to mean something about the personality of the person. It could mean something with the shoulder etc. Am I correct with my understanding?