Telling Fortunes With Palmistry

By Margaret Hill

Telling Fortunes With Palmistry

Reading the future through Palmistry has been practised for thousands of years and yet remains steeped in controversy. If you've ever wondered about the truth behind the myths and fictions surrounding this ancient form of divination, then this could be just the book for you!
Taking a simple, straightforward, no-nonsense look at the subject Margaret Hill explores in detail the different elements of the palm and how they are used to tell both the character and the potential future of the individual to which it belongs.
The book provides an information packed and comprehensive introduction to Palmistry, allowing anybody to use the techniques which it describes and to begin practising this ancient art. The focus in the book is providing relevant information that can be directly applied in the real world! Suitable for complete novices, or beginners with some knowledge, the book focusses on the practical aspects of Palmistry rather than making any over-blown claims! Even if you are sceptical about the subject of Palmistry, this book may well change your mind!

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...

A Short Introduction to the History and Practice of Palmistry
The Hand Types and What They Tell Us
The Fingers, What They Mean and How to Read Them
Comprehensive Descriptions for the Lines and Mounts
Additional Descriptions for the Minor Lines and Marks

• Language: English
• Publisher: The Hawthorne Press
• Release date: Nov 25, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370725038

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Telling Fortunes

With

Palmistry

Learn the Art of Palmistry and Begin Fortune Telling

By Margaret Hill

 Copyright 2015 by Margaret Hill - All rights reserved.

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Table Of Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: The History and Practice of Palmistry

Chapter 2: Palmistry Basics and Hand Shapes

Chapter 3: Palmistry; The Thumb and Fingers

Chapter 4: The Lines and Mounts

Chapter 5: Minor Lines and Marks

Conclusion

Introduction

I want to thank you for downloading the book, Telling Fortunes With Palmistry.

This book contains a comprehensive introduction to the very ancient art of Palmistry.

Palmistry has been practiced for thousands of years and its origins stretch back beyond recorded history, as far as we can tell. At different times in that long history it has been seen as a simple, practical form of divination, a mysterious and esoteric practice, a legitimate form of character assessment, a fairground attraction and just about everything else in between!

This book is designed for the complete novice or the beginner with some experience. It does not aim to persuade anybody of the truth, or otherwise, behind the practice of Palmistry. It simply provides you with the tools and information you need to make a decision for yourself!

The book covers every aspect of Palmistry including the hand shapes, the thumb and fingers, the mounts, lines and minor marks. In each section detailed meanings are given in relation to the elements of the palm and illustrations are provided to clarify the location of specific features.

Although intended to provide an introduction to the subject, the book is packed full of information which is relevant, useful and directly applicable. With this book you can begin reading palms within a few hours – even if only your own! It should also provide you with a useful reference point as you develop your skills and learn more about one of the most ancient forms of divination still in use today.

Thanks again for downloading this book, I hope you enjoy it!

Chapter 1

The History and Practice of Palmistry

The origins of Palmistry are lost to history but, like many other forms of divination, those origins are likely to be very ancient indeed. Also known by the Greek term chiromancy, the word palmistry simply means divination by the palm. The technique was certainly well known in the Classical world with supporters including Aristotle, Hippocrates and Alexander the Great. However it is likely that the history of palmistry goes much further back in time and it seems to have origins in ancient India. The Hindu sage Valmiki (author the Ramayana) is believed to have composed a book entitled The Teachings of Valmiki Maharishi on Male Palmistry, two thousand years ago, and links between Palmistry and ancient Hindu astrology have also been drawn. From India the practice seems to have spread both East and West and palmistry was practiced in the ancient world in cultures as diverse as those of ancient China and Greece.

Aristotle mentions the practice of palmistry in a number of texts and certainly seems to have