About Me — Cassandra Wulff
According to a palm reader, I’ve always been an independent thinker
“There’s a huge gap between your head line and life line.”
The palm reader squinted as she peered closely at my right hand, then picked up my left hand. “Same, same,” she said. “How interesting.”
“So straight it could have been drawn with a ruler. And deep. You like to think for yourself, don’t you?”
I nodded, but the truth is I overthink. Everything.
“It’s also an indication that you’ll be good at science and math,” the palm reader added.
I’m not. Ironically, science and math both make my head hurt. Instead, I like words. I could ponder about that for quite a while but now is not the time. I give a noncommittal nod. Are you supposed to tell a psychic when they are way off track?
I am, of course, overthinking and the palm reader continues.
“Your life line is marked with multiple traumas.”
I hope I’ve experienced them all, but I suspect there are more lurking in my future. Is it better to know if trauma is coming, or not? If I know, I might become a nervous Nellie waiting for it to lurk and pounce. Perhaps it’s better to just have it sprung on you. At the moment, you have to act, you can’t overthink. I channel Elsa and let it go.
“Your life line has a huge deviation. An alternative fork. This represents a choice you made.”
I look closely at the fork. The alternative path is short. Very short. Clearly, whatever decision I made, it was the right one.
“Your heart line runs deep. You’re impulsive, and act without thought for consequences,” the palm reader has moved on, tracing another line.
The information is, of course, in complete contradiction to my head line.
All three important lines are as strong as the other. Deep. Conflicting.
Just like I am.
What’s in a name?
While I no longer use my birth name, I’m still bound by its energy.
My “first name vibration” states I have patience, and that the arts may call to me. In contradiction, it also urges me to consider scientific pursuits. My name and my palm are both conspiring against me — I’m definitely not science-minded. Luckily I have my preferred name to fall back on.
My “preferred name vibration” states that I must learn to make judgments based on reason, not appearance. Deep within me, there is an abiding knowledge of opposites, and my life is one of adaptation and renewal.
I can’t make a decision without weighing and measuring all the facts, and yet I can also be quite impulsive.
Like my palm, my name vibration sees me as quite a contradiction, or perhaps that’s just the way my birth and chosen name have chosen to blend.
Who am I?
I don’t know. But maybe we can discover that together if you follow me on my writing journey.
Thanks for reading, Cassie.
