What is Palmistry?
A study of palm to cauterize or to predict the future is called as palmistry. This practice follows the interpretation of different lines on palm and their pattern to understand the underlining message regarding the character of the person. It follows the probable behavior traits and tendency and correlates it with the indication of patterns drawn by different lines on palm to predict probable future events that may occur in a person’s life.
Palmistry Reading Jalandhar is an ancient modality and has been widely practiced in India and other parts of the world with different culture variations and adaptations. It is believed that the lines on a person’s palm are never static and keeps on changing as per the times and relevant karma of the person. This is an indicative practice and is normally applied in combination of intuitions and indications to foretell the probable future occurrences.
Palmistry reveals individual personality and character traits through the study of the shape, size and lines of the hands and fingers. The practitioner (or the palm reader) examines the hand, its fingers, nails, lines and other factors, and based on them, the palm reader can foreshadow the future of the person as well as his personality traits. It is worth noting however that the readings and meanings in palm reading are not set in stone.
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FAQ's (Frequently Asked Questions)
Which hand is read in palmistry?
It is believed that the right hand – the dominant hand for most people — represents now and the future, and thus can be changed with time and experience, while the left hand represents the past and traits the person was born with
Types of hands in palmistry?
There are 4 hand shapes: the earth hand, the air hand, the water hand, and the fire hand
What are the 4 main lines in palmistry?
Our major lines—life line, head line, heart line, and fate line—are the riverbeds, the conduits of our energy out into the world. If life, head, and heart lines are equally strong and deep, that indicates a comfortable balance between body, mind, and heart.
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