PALMISTRY
The following is an explanation
of the different types of hands starting with the fingers.
Firstly the flexibility
of the hand and fingers can point out characteristics of a
person character.
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When someone’s fingers can’t be bent
backwards it can suggest a honest but stubborn character.
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But when fingers can be bent backwards
indicate a an impatient nature but at the same time the
person will generally be quite well balanced.
If someone’s fingers
are wedge shaped it can indicate a very active and creative
character.
While pointy fingers
indicate someone who is artistic and creative and also very
sensitive. Very often this person is interested in religious
matters or the occult.
When someone has square
fingers it suggest an honest character but the person is not
normally very original.
And finally tampering
fingers will indicate a person who can be a dreamer but who
very often has artistic talent.
Hands
Someone who has deeply
cupped hands usually will not have much of a flair for business.
While a firm lean hand
suggests an individual who is very economical.
Soft and flabby hands
is s good sign of someone who prefers the easy life.
And a firm strong hand
shows a dependable character.
The major lines across
our hands-What do they mean?
The hand contains 6 lines
that are of high importance. These are located on the palm
of the hand.
Through reading these
lines one can read and understand a persons character and
their personality and the type of path they will prefer in
their lives.
The 6 lines are divided
into two groups.
The two groups represent 3 major lines and 3 minor lines.
Of the three major
lines they are
The minor
three lines are:
- The fate line
- The Health line
- The Sun line (also known as the Line of Apollo)
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In some cases people have
all these lines but it is quite usual and certainly nothing
to be alarmed about.
Depending on what other
lines intersect these lines, other deeper understandings of
the individual can be ascertained.
It is important to remember
that lines do change and that where a line starts and finishes
is very important.
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