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BALANCING LIFE
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There are 3 branches within
Palmistry
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Cheirognomy
- This deals
with the consistency and flexibility of the hand, texture of the skin, the
length of each finger, the three phalanxes and the fingertips, whether
spatulate, square, conic or pointed, and, most importantly, the thumb, its
flexibility together with the development of the seven mounts; all these are
valuable in determining the character of a person.
There
are seven types of hands
Square
Hand, Elementary Hand, Conic Hand, Spatulate Hand, Philosophic Hand, Psychic
Hand, and the Mixed Hand
Each type is
identified by specific characteristics. For example, the features of square hand
are the square shape of the palm, and the square tips of the fingers. People
with such a hand are orderly, punctual and precise. They respect law and order,
and they love discipline. They are tenacious and they win by great application
and force of character. They have little originality on their characteristics.
You will find different types of will have different temperaments and character.
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| Cheiromancy
- This
deals with the chief lines of the hand, which are Life Line, Head Line, and the
Heart Line. Other major lines include the Line of Fate or Saturn Line, Line of
Apollo or Sun Line. The minor lines are Girdle of Venus, Line of Health, Line of
Intuition, Line of Mars, Lines of Affection, Influence Lines and Rascettes or
Bracelets. The strength and the direction of lines in conjunction with each type
of hand will determine the actions and habits and the significant events in the
life of a person that will lead to success in career, health, wealth, love,
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Dermatoglyphics
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word dermatoglyphics comes from two Greek words, (derma, skin and glyphe, carve)
and refers to the friction ridge formations, which appear on the palms of the
hands and soles of the feet. Characteristically, hair does not grow from
this area. The ridging formations serve well to enhance contact, an area
of multiple nerve endings (Dermal Papillae) and aids in the prevention of
slippage. People of African ancestry display reduced skin pigmentation in
the designated locations. All studies of the dermal ridge arrangements
including genetics, anthropology and Egyptology are classified under the term
dermatoglyphics.
The
ridge formations of the skin of an individual begin to appear during the third
and fourth month of fetal development. After death, decomposition of the
skin is last to occur in the area of the dermatoglyphic configurations.
There have been many instances in which the only identifiable part of a deceased
person was the friction ridge formations.
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