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Date Posted: 08:17:04 10/24/09 Sat
Author: Christopher Anton (Relaxed But Confident.)
Subject: Whole Handreading, not just Palmreading

I am frequently asked by people to read their palm. Unfortunately I always have to decline to do so. This is not because I am an arrogant sod, who doesnt want to rough it with the common herd by handling their greasy palms; but the reason is that, as a Professional Handreader, I read the entire hand, and not just the flat bit in the middle.
You see, while the lines that appear on the palm are very important when it comes to doing a Palmistry reading, or making an accurate forecast of someones future, which I do all the time at my online Palmistry website
http://chrispalmistry.com
the accuracy of the predictions, and the essential character reading of the subject, without which no prediction can hope to be correct, depend very much on a comprehensive analysis of the entire hand. For instance, someone with a short square hand with short square fingers will have a very different attitude to life than a person with long fingers on a long thin hand. The long hand is more a sign of the dreamy deep thinking sort, and the short hand and fingers is more likely to belong to the more practical down to earth individual. The man or woman with a thumb that is very flexible and bends back is the generous laid back easy natured person, but those whose thumbs are rigid and stiff are more the stickler for rules, and with a strong moral concience.
The colour of the hands is of importance as well, particularly when it comes to assessing the robustness of the clients health, and the generalities of their temperament. Like wise the shape and height of the mounts on the hand can be of great import in making an accurate Palmistry Reading. Another thing that the experienced palmist knows is that the lines on a square hand can mean something different than the lines on a conic, or long hand. For example, the headline on a square hand runs typically across the palm, but on a conic hand it slopes, because the slope indicates the extra immaginativeness that the typical conic handed individual has, but the sloping headline on a square hand is actually a sign of greater imaginative powers than the same sign on the conic hand, because it runs contrary to the nature of the hand. Such a person is more likely to become a famous artist than the conic handed individual because the square hand gives the application that is often the most necessary ingredient of success.
Of course there are many variations within the various types of hand. The good Palmistry Expert ought to be able to put the whole picture together. I believe that I am one of the fortunate few that can do that for my clients when they visit me at
http://chrispalmistry.com
or alternatively
http://chrishandreading.com

When you do visit, which I sincerely hope you will soon, dont ask me to do a Palm Reading; as I am strictly a "whole hand" sort of guy.

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