Palmist Nisha Ghai from New Delhi says: palmistry is a science!

Palmist Nisha Ghai says: palmistry is a science!

Is palmistry 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? 2) How do the hand lines develop? 2) Do the hand lines change? 3) Which hand does the palmist examine? “The palm is a mirror of our Brain and mind. The raised portion of flesh on palm are known as Mounts. The palm lines are waves, which indicate activeness of our unconscious mind. The Lines on the palm are the waves which indicate what goes in our unconscious mind.” LEARN MORE ABOUT INDIAN PALMISTRY: • Palmistry: a science in progress • 24 Percent of Indians consult a palmist! • Hand facts: what are basic characteristics of human hands? • Is finger length measurement the new Chiromancy? • We are all one: Hindu palm readers push you along a spiritual path!

Hand Analyst Kianna Smith reads hands in Austin, Texas (USA)!

Austin Kianna Smith

Hand Analyst Kianna Smith reads hands in Austin, Texas (USA) Expertises: Master Teacher and Master Hand Analyst in IIHA Hand Analysis: lifeprints FULL PROFILE: Hand Analyst Kianna Smith

Kianna Smith writes on her website www.insightwithkianna.com about Hand Analysis:

“The HAND ANALYST examines:

The overall shape of the palm and fingers to determine basic temperament.

The thumb, to see how you get things done within your environment and control.

The twelve segments of the fingers on each hand, to determine personality strengths and weaknesses.

The palm lines, to determine what type of emotional system you have, how you think, talents and hidden motivations.

The fingertips, to determine your life purpose and life lessons.