The hands of Michael Jackson – hand cast + a few palm readings!
September 7, 2009
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Michael Jackson’s hand cast at Madame Tussauds in Berlin – ‘click’ for the full covered story! The hands of Michael Jackson – the FULL PALM READING STORY!! During the past weeks various palmistry experts around the world have presented their hand analysis of Michael Jackson’s hands. The extended article above includes all updates, but you can also find a few of them directly below: • Magda van Dijk (The Netherlands) – ‘Michael Jackson in memorium’; In february 2009 various media published ‘shocking’ photos reports about the state of Michael Jackson’s hands. Only 4 months later – june 25, 2009 – Michael Jackson suffered a cardiac arrest and suddenly died. The first part of this article is a tribute to the hands of the ‘King of Pop’ & his famous hand glove icon! Additional research indicates that the ‘health’ of Michael’s hands deteriorated rapidly during the last year of his life. Could one have foreseen his death by the state of his hands? This question will be answered in the final part of this article. FULL REPORT: THE HANDS OF MICHAEL JACKSON
MORE REPORTS ON MICHAEL JACKSON’S HANDS: |
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Presidential Palmistry Readings: how to recognize the hand of a US president? A few weeks ago TIME.com presented a beautiful photo essay focussed on the right hand of the last 9 US presidents – including the hands of: Barack Obama, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, Richard Nixon and Lyndon Johnson. An american palm reading expert Robin Gile to makes some comments about the hands of all 9 presidents. His assessment was made ‘blind’ without knowing which hand belonged to which president! Now the article is also available in a more extended form – including: the hands of John F. Kennedy, 6 hand photos of each president + an analysis of the most common hand characteristics in the presidential hands. The new article is titled: 10 presidential US palm readings: from Barack Obama to John F. Kennedy! WHAT DO THE PRESIDENTIAL HANDS REVEAL? The article demonstrates that all presidents appear to have a long ring finger – which is known as a typic male-like hand characteristic. Interestingly, next to the long ‘sun finger’ (a synonym for the ring finger), a high percentage of the the presidential hands is also featured with a strong, long sun line! And most of the presidents also appear to have low ‘2D:4D finger ratio’ – which is indicated by a ‘digit ratio’ (index finger vs. ring finger ratio) lower than 0.96, another typical male-like characteristic! Beyond the results related to the ‘sun finger’ the presidential hand analysis also indicates that quite a few of these ‘presidential men’ appear to have a rather remarkable characteristic in their ‘head line’ (in the world of palmistry a.k.a. the ‘line of head’ or ‘headline’): The Sydney Line The Sydney line is known as a rather unusual long palmar ‘head line’ (which is usually found in less than 5% of normal populations). The presidential photos indicate that the following 4 presidents have this unusual hand characteristic: George H.W. Bush (both hands), Jimmy Carter (both hands), Gerald Ford (both hands), and Richard Nixon (right hand only). The double head line The ‘double head line’ is another unusual palmar characteristic (which is also found in less than 5% of normal populations). The presidential photos indicate that both Bill Clinton (left hand) & John F. Kennedy (right hand) have the ‘double head line’. SUGGESTION FOR FURTHER READING: • Palm reading & the hands of 10 US presidents! |
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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: |
Palmreader Dmitry Karabetskiy reads palms in Karaganda (Kazakhstan)!
September 29, 2008
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Palmreader Dmitry Karabetskiy reads palms in Karaganda (Kazakhstan) Expertises: FULL PROFILE: |
Dmitry Karabetskiy is a representive of ‘palmistry in Kazakhstan’, and he writes on his website www.chiromancyonline.com about Palmreader online:
“Palmreader was developed by Russian programmers, using advices of well known palmists and analyzing books about chiromancy. The Palmreader service developing was guided by the logic and exact analysis of a hand figure, instead of a beautiful design (a beautiful design considerably increases the size of file and downloading time).
Palmreader consists of 17 steps. Each step analyzes the definite figure of a palm. If you will have terminology questions, the answers you can find on pages of this site.”
Palmistry – which hand does the Palmist read?
August 18, 2008
 Palmistry - which hand to read? |
‘Mr. Palmist, which hand do you read?’ Which hand does the palmist read? History shows that the answer might depend on the culture where Palmistry is being used. PALMISTRY COURSE: |
| Some recommendations from the international Palmistry literature on which hand to use for Palmistry:William G. Benham writes in ‘The Benham Book of Palmistry’ (1900):
(p. 31): “In all examinations you should consult both hands, and should never attempt specific statements, unless they are based upon a thorough knowledge of the information which can be gleaned only from the hands considered seperately, and then together. Many failures are recorded in palm readings when one hand only has been used, due to the fact that men change as they grow older, and these changes are recorded in the right hand.” Edward D. Campbell writes in ‘The Encyclopedia of Palmistry’ (1996): (p.20): “I no longer follow any traditional method of looking at the right and left hand. I believe that those Eastern methods that look only to the right hand for male clients and the left hand for females are totally inadequate and sexist, and often are value-based against the left hand. This bias against the left hand has crept into Western Palmistry just as the latin word for left, sinister, has coloured our thoughts concerning left-handed persons as conniving, bad people.” Arnold Holtzman, Ph.D. writes in ‘Psychodiagnostic Chirology in Analysis and Therapy’ (2004): (p.63): “As for the hands themselves, no two are exactly alike – not even when they belong to the same person. The question that arises must be: if each hand is unique, delivering a ‘story’ which must, in some way, be different from every other ‘story’, which hand and which ‘story’ is the most representative of the individual? Which may we assume to be the truest mirror of his, or her, immediate circumstances? The answer is both – equally. Each hand may put forward its own account of the man it speaks of, and each would be entirely relevant.” LEARN MORE ABOUT PALMISTRY:MEDICAL PALMISTRY | SCIENTIFIC PALMISTRY | PALMISTRY & THE SEXES FINGERPRINTS & PALMISTRY | FINGERNAILS & PALMISTRY
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