40 Lessons Palmistry Chart

40 Lessons Palmistry Chart

Author: Body Of Elements

Year: 1914

Forty Lessons In Palmistry The Language of the Hands Easily Comprehended. Palm reading. Published in 1914. By the Zancigs The foremost Exponents of the Fascinating Science of Palmistry. How To Read The Hands The palmist should sit directly opposite the subject and in good light; and, I would advise that no third person should distract the attention of either. First of all see what the particular type the hand belongs to. Notice the length of the fingers in proportion to the palm. Examins first the left hand and then the right, making the latter the basis of your reading. Examine every part of the hand, color, skin, nails, texture, front and back, before speaking. Next notice the thumb, whether it is long or short, supple or firm. Next, see the palm, whether it is dry, moist, hard, soft or flabby. Next, look at the mounds, observing what ones predominate, then proceed with the lines, beginning with the life line. Always tell the general characteristics before touching upon coming events. Make no predictions before examining carefully the lines on both hands to see that they coincide. Be very frank and sympathetic with your subject. They may be very skeptical and sometimes rude, but