The hand of Michael Jackson – a palmistry reading!
July 5, 2009
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The hands of Michael Jackson – what does his palmistry reading reveal? The wax hand cast above is Michael Jackson’s right hand – which is presented at London’s “Madame Tussauds“. What does his hand reveal about his life and death? First of all, it is also interesting to notice that Michael Jackson’s right hand cast at “Madame Tussauds” reveals much more details about his hand lines than any public photo of his hands! Hand experts have noticed that Michael Jackson’s hands are rather remarkable and present quite a few tell-tale stories! For example: 1 – In both hands Michael Jackson has a ‘double headline’: which can be recognized as a sign of a ‘double nature’ and an ‘eccentric personality’. 2 – Especially in his right hand is the thumb-angle a bit narrow (though in his left hand the thumb angle is wider): which can be recognized as a sign of being cautious (especially later in life). 3 – The combination of his relative long ring finger + strong thumb mouse (a.k.a. the mount of Venus): can be recognized as a sign of charismatic & spontaneous personality. FULL REPORT: THE HANDS OF MICHAEL JACKSON The famous palmist Cheiro wrote about the ‘double line of head’:
MORE REPORTS ABOUT MICHAEL JACKSON’S HANDS: |
“A double line of head is very rarely found, but when found it is a sure sign of brain power and mentality. Such people have a perfectly double nature — one side sensitive and gentle, the other confident, cold, and cruel. They have enormous versatility, great command of language, a peculiar power of playing and toying with human nature, and generally great will and determination.”
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Famous palm readings: what do the hands of celebrities reveal? It’s always fun to take a look at the hands of celebrities! Quite a few sources on the internet present fascinating hand analyses often based on hig quality materials of the famous hands of famous people, including: high quality photos, hand prints & sometimes the fingerprints! The following 2 resources have collected a long list of articles (+20) focussed on some interesting hand characteristics of some well-known celebrities: PalmistryReport presented earlier ‘celebrity hand-reports’ about: |
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Palm reader Larry Rodriques reads hands in Sacremento – California, US Expertises: FULL PROFILE: |
Palm reader is the director of Sacramento based ‘EastWest Institute of Self-Understanding’ and since september 1998 Larry manages the website: HandAnalysis.com:
“Larry authored “It’s all in your hands: Hand Analysis Guidebook to Self-Understanding” so anyone can learn to use Hand Analysis for personal growth and helping others. His book, updated to the 4th edition, was a success worldwide and all printed copies have sold out. It is now out of print and is only available online as an ebook in pdf file format. His “Secrets of Hand Analysis” 2nd edition is also available online as an ebook at www.handanalysis.com.”
More palmistry & palm reading from the USA:
• The US palm reader network
• The International Institute of Hand Analysis
• The International Behavioral and Medical Biometrics Society
• Hasta Samudrika Shastra Seminars
• Life Prints!
 Palmist Nisha Ghai says: palmistry is a science! |
Palmist Nisha Ghai is the director of the Institute of Palmistry in New Delhi – which was found by the famous Indian palmist professor Dayanand Nisha Ghai answers in her article the question: ‘what makes palmistry a science?’, and she describes how classic palmistry developed into the modern science of palm reading. |
| In her writing the palmist from New Delhi focusses on the following questions:
1) How scientific is palmistry?
LEARN MORE ABOUT INDIAN PALMISTRY: • Palmistry: a science in progress |
 Missing fingerprints can have various causes: the hand-foot syndrome + genetic disorders. |
No fingerprints: about the ‘hand-foot syndrome’ and genetic disorders’ What if a person has no fingerprints? Likely there are 2 options: (1) the person was born without fingerprints (due to a genetic disorders), or (2) the person has ‘lost’ his/her fingerprints during a chemotherapy (in a cancer treatment) – a missing fingerprint is often featured with the ‘hand-foot syndrome’. |
| By the way, having no fingerprints used to be no big deal. But the situation is changing rapidly due to the evolving applications of biometric fingerprint readers. In many countries fingerprints are required to: pass the nation’s border, and to get a drivers licence and/or passport!
TWO ANECDOTES FROM THE PAST FEW YEARS:
Two years ago, Spanish cancer doctors reported a likewise story about the 39-year-old flight attendant Cheryl Maynard detained for several hours at a U.S. airport until her doctor faxed an explanation that the capecitabine she’d been taking for breast cancer had erased her fingerprints.” Source: MORE FASCINATING ‘FINGER’ STORIES: • Fingerprints in the news! |
 Palmist Cheiro said: the lifeline relates to the length of life. |
Palmist Cheiro said about the lifeline: ‘the line of life relates to the natural length of life’ When Cheiro – the ‘Godfather of palmistry’ – died he had a pretty long life line. But did his life line correspond with his age at death??? Researchers developed a formula to find the ‘age at death’ via the lifeline only! |
| Newrick, Affie & Corrall described in 1990:
One of the most famous theories of Cheiro was: “… the lifeline relates to the length of life.” In 1990 British 3 researchers performed a study focussed on the length of the lifeline in 100 cadavers. They developed an interesting method – with a piece of rope – to measure the lifelines, and the result were very significant: Cheiro’s theory appeared to be confirmed by the length of the lifelines of those 100 death people! The ‘double blind’ study was done with great care, and the results found the newspapers all over the world. How come that the study was never continued with a follow-up research? Read the full article + more about the history of palmistry: • The history of palmistry |
Hand reflexology: the ‘headache-break hand massage’!
May 17, 2009
 Hand reflexology: the headache-break hand massage. |
‘The headache-break hand massage’ is a reflexology technique useful for healing migraine! Olivia Rosewood has described how a simple hand reflexology technique can help to heal a serious headache or migrane attack. Learn how to give yourself a healing handshake! |
| Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) describes that a certain spot on the hand corresponds to the adrenal glands, of which the function is to clear blockages from this glands’ energy circuit, and as a results: bringing life force to these often overworked treasures.
Olivia Rosewood – author of spiritual book – says:
Read the full article + more about healing headaches with reflexology: • The headache-break hand massage: a simple reflexology technique • Hand reflexology can deliver a ‘calming touch’ • Reflexology & massage : the ‘healing touch’ • Research: reflexology & palmtherapy provide relief for headaches & migraine |
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Hand analyst Hart de Fouw reads hands in San Rafael, California (US) Expertises: FULL PROFILE: |
Hart de Fouw started studying the Vedic culture in India, and in 1973 he met K.L. Mantri. Since then he started learning to master the core of the Vedic culture – including the vedic hand reading system, called: ‘Hasta Samudrika Shastra’.
On his website Hart de Fouw writes:
“Hasta Samudrika (very loosely “hand analysis”) is a powerful ally of Jyotish. But it enjoys one great advantage over Jyotish: Rapid Accessibility, when properly taught. Because it naturally complements other disciplines like psychology and alternative health care, counselors and their clients in many fields benefit by the information derived through hand analysis.”
More about Vedic & Indian hand analysis:
• Palmistry & hand analysis: ‘East meets West’
• Hindu palm readers push along the spiritual path
• Palmistry: myth or reality
• Palmistry & hand reading around the world
Cold hands, warm heart? – New research: poor circulation in your fingers, Raynaud’s disease
May 13, 2009
 New research on the old saying: |
New research indicates that the old saying ‘cold hands, warm heart’ is often not true at all! About the effect of having cold hands on social perceptions, and chronic cold hands are an indicator for Raynaud disease. |
| Recently US researchers from the University of Colorado & Yale University presented their research results of two studies on how hand temperature affects the social perceptions. The researchers found that holding warm objects may actually make people view others more favorably (in terms of ’social warmth’), and having warm hands may also make people more generous.
The research results implicate that hand temperature is definitely another interesting aspect to be considered in a palmistry- or hand reading! The basic characteristic of Raynaud’s syndrome is: painful chronic cold fingers. Professor John A. Bargh (Yale University) says:
Read the full article + related resources: • About poor circulation in the fingers & Raynaud’s disease • Orthopaedic hand news |
 The Sydney line: an underestimated hand mark. |
The Sydney line: an underestimated hand mark in Palmistry! Many years ago the Sydney line was discovered as another hand line mark for Down’s syndrome – the other handmark is the ‘famous’ simian crease. How come that the diagnostic significance of the Sydney line is still underestimated? This article describes an overview of the global palmistry- & scientific research related to the Sydney line. |
| In 1967 a Belgian study on Down’s syndrome was published which pointed out that besides the ‘famous’ simian line, an ‘extended proximal palmar crease’ is also a significant feature in Down’s syndrome.
One year later some researchers from Sydney, Australia (Purvis-Smith & Menser, 1968) reported that this fascinating palmar line is also frequently found in the hands of patients with congenital rubella – from that point researchers adopted the name used by researchers from Sydney: the name of the ‘Sydney line’ was established! S.G. Purvis-Smith (Australian researcher) described the Sydney line as follows:
Dozens of studies have confirmed the diagnostic significance of the Sydney line – sometimes the discriminative value is even higher compared to the simian crease! The significance of the Sydney line can be related to various medical problems (such as: Down’s syndrome, leukemia, Alzheimer dementia), and psychological problems (in general: developmental problems at young ages). You can read more about the Sydney line & the simian crease in these extended articles: • The simian line: a ‘notorious’ hand crease • More hand analysis news
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