Complete Illustrated Guide to Palmistry: The Principles and Practice of Hand Reading Revealed - Softcover
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Synopsis
A comprehensive guide to the principles and practice of the ancient art of hand reading, to reveal your hidden potential and for guidance on health, wealth, relationships and the future.
Practiced for thousands of years, palmistry is a sophisticated investigative process for building a personality profile. Each of our hands has a pattern of marks, whorls and lines which are unique to it and to us, and which represent a map of our subconscious drives and desires. By interpreting these complex messages in the hand, palmistry can reveal hidden talents and potential, and help us to understand our strengths and weaknesses in every walk of life.
Complete Illustrated Guide Palmistry includes:
Location and meaning of the major and minor lines
· Personality and health indicators
· How to assess compatibility through the hands
· Dating events from information in the hands
Lavishly illustrated throughout, this is a fascinating and comprehensive guide to the principles and practice of palmistry.
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From the Back Cover
In this lavishly illustrated and accessible work, Peter West explains the meaning of all the different whorls, marks, starts, lines, and palmar or fingerprint patterns, and gives advice on the various techniques used to read a palm. He also provides compelling new evidence, based on his own unique experience, that there are signs in the hand that might predispose a person to both good and bad behaviour. Authoritative, practical and wide-ranging, The Complete Illustrated Guide to Palmistry charts the intricate, analytical process of character assessment through palm reading and its related disciplines. This and comprehensive guide to the principles and practice of palmistry includes information on:
· Handprints – how to make and store them
· The importance of the shape, colour, and texture of hands, fingers and mounts
· The meaning of the major and minor lines
· Establishing the date of events from information in the hands
· Personality and health indications from fingertips and capillary lines
· The use of palmistry to establish career choices
· Hand reading to assess compatibility
· Palmistry and it's links with other disciplines
About the Author
Peter West has studied palmistry, astrology and graphology for over 40 years and writes regular columns on all three disciplines, as well as biorhythms, for Prediction Magazine.
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