 Palmistry in the US |
| Nowadays the field of modern hand reading is in the USA dominated by the ‘International Institute of Hand Analysis‘ – founded in 1985 by Hand Analyst Richard Unger. Richard Unger has many students in the USA and Swiss. In 2007 he presented his first book: ‘Lifeprints: Deciphering Your Life Purpose from Your Fingerprints‘. |  |
Palmistry in the US:
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 Palmistry in Indonesia |
In Indonesia is palmistry a branch of the Indonesian spiritual culture – often practized by a ‘Balian’ – or: holy man. |
Not so long ago the Balian palm reader Ketut Liyer, was catapulted to fame by the best-selling book of Elizabeth Gilbert, “Eat Pray Love”. Nowadays this Balian soothsayer has become a famous palmist & also the most important Balian on an island of very spiritual people.
Ketut Liyer is a ‘Balian tenung’ (a soothsayer who spiritually heals people affected by black magic), and he is over 80 years old. His home is a typical Balinese compound, a gathering of buildings which are situated North, South, East and West, and a big open pavilion at the center with a low bed or sofa. Palmist Ketut meets people under a smaller side pavilion, and the waiting group sits under another open area. Here you can read more about Elizabeth Gilbert’s adventures with Ketut Liyer
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• Chinese palm reading: TCM medical palmistry
• The simian crease: a notorious hand line
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Palmistry in China: chinese medical palm reading & TCM!
April 6, 2009
 Palmistry in China |
In China palmistry is traditionally a part of the famous scene of the ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine‘ (TCM). The history of the chinese palmistry goes back to the earliest origins of the Zhou Dynasty (1122-770 BCE). |
The earliest important Chinese discussion of palmistry is found in the Gu Ge Pian (Writings on the Skeleton), also known as Gu Xiang (Appearances on Bones), written by the scholar Wang Chong in the late part of the Han Dynasty (206 BCE-220 CE).
In China today, biologist, psychologists, and sociologists as well as the above-mentioned anthropologists, geneticists, and physicians are all engaged in substantiating the age-old wisdom on human health and disease contained in Chinese palmistry.
traditional Chinese medicine doctors say they can study your palm and learn about the state of your heart, healthwise. The handpalm color (pink is healthy), appearance of the veins and the lunula of the fingernails (white crescent at the base of the fingernail) are all important indicators of health in ‘Traditional Chinese Medicine’ (TCM).
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 Palmistry in India |
Palmistry expertise from India: The ancient history of Palmistry is a bit sketchy. India is often described as the birth place of modern Palm Reading. The culture of India presents some old Hindu writings which appear to explain why Palmistry is still a significant part of the culture in modern India! |
However, the origins of Palmistry are shrouded in mystery and believed to date at least three thousand years ago.
‘Hasta Samudrika Shastra’, ‘Ravana Samhita’ and ‘Hasth Sanjeevani” are some of the famous ancient Hindi books on palmistry, which are available even today. The ancient documents of India take us back to the prehistoric period of the Aryan civilization.
However, translations of these old Indian documents are very rare. One is presented by the Indian palmist V.A.K. Ayer, titled: ‘SARIRAKA SASTRA
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 Palmistry in Nepal |
Palmistry is extremely popular in Nepal; in 2007 the Nepal Phalit Research Astrology Council (NPRAC), reported that there are 25,000 palmists registered in Nepal! |
“I think there are more than two thousand footpath fortune tellers in the capital; on an average day, more than half-a-dozen people visit me to know their future. On an odd day, there might be no customer, though,” said Krishna Raj Giri, a palmist from Dolakha.
Except for these roadside fortune tellers, the rest of the palmists in Nepal are leading a good enough life with earnings from the profession, according to the Council of the Nepal Phalit Research Astrology.
However the palmists from Nepal hardly play a role in the ‘global’ history of palmistry. Below you can find the website of a few palmists & palm readers from Kathmandu, Nepal.
Palmistry in Nepal:
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Palmistry in Australia! | Find a Palmist or Palm Reader
March 4, 2009
 Palmistry in Australia |
Palmistry experts in Australia: Palmistry is well-known, but not very popular in Australia. There are no major organizations for palm reading & palmistry in Australia – the experts developed their own expertise.The most common ‘Palmistry’ synonyms in Australia are: ‘Palm Reading’, ‘Palm Reading’, ‘Hand Reading’ & ‘Handreading’. |
Today there are quite a few palmists & palm readers available in Australia – especially in Sydney & Melbourne. However in the history of palm reading there are famous palmists from Australia. Below you can find the website of a palmist / palm reader living in Australia.
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Palmistry in Hong-Kong
August 8, 2008
 Palmistry in Hong-Kong |
Palmistry experts in Hong-Kong: Palmistry is very popular in Hong-Kong, and you can find many palmistry experts in the capital city of Hong-Kong: Kow Loon & Wan Chai. The most common ‘Palmistry’ synonyms in Hong-Kong are: ‘Palm Reading’, ‘Hand Reading’ + the synonyms in Chinese language. |
The history of palmistry doesn’t include famous palmists from Hong-Kong, but nowadays you can find many professional palmists & palm readers in Hong Kong. Find more palmistry experts, websites + much more info brought to you by palmists and palm readers living in Hong-Kong.
Palmistry in Hong-Kong:
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Palmistry in Rusia
August 7, 2008
 Palmistry in Russia |
Palmistry is quite popular in Rusia, and you can find a palmistry expert in the capital city of Rusia: Moscow. |
Palmistry experts in Rusia are also available in Saint-Petersburg, Omsk, Petropavlovsk, Samara & Kirov. The most common ‘Palmistry’ synonyms in Rusian language are: ‘Hiromantia’, ‘Hiromantika’, ‘Khiromantiya’, ‘Cheorology’, and ‘Cheromanty’ (of course, in Russian language these words are spelled with letters from the Russian alphabet!).
The history of palmistry doesn’t include famous palmists from Rusia, but nowadays you can find various professional palmists in Rusia. Find more palmistry experts, websites + much more info brought to you by palmists and palm readers living in Russia.
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Palmistry in Rusia:
7 Palmists & Palm readers
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Palmistry in Austria
August 5, 2008
 Palmistry in Austria |
Palmistry (Handlesen, Chirologie) is quite popular in Austria (Österreich), and you can find a palmistry expert (handleser) in the capital city of Austria: Vienna (Wien). Palmistry experts are also available in: Altach, Deutsch Wagram & Linz. |
The history of palmistry doesn’t include famous palmists from Austria, but nowadays you can find various professional palmists in Austria.
Find more palmistry experts, palmistry websites + much more info brought to you by palmists and palm readers living in Austria.
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Palmistry in Austria:
4 Palmists or Palm readers
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Palmistry in Norway
July 30, 2008
 Palmistry in Norway |
Palmistry is quite popular in Norway, and therefore it is quite easy to contact a palmist or palm reader living in Norway – especially in the south of Norway. Vou can find many palmistry experts in the capital city of Norway: Oslo. But palmists are also available in e.g.: Ålesund, Bergen, Hedalen, Tromsø, Trondheim and Våle. |
In the history of palmistry there are no famous palmists who were Born in Norway.
But nowadays you can find many palmistry experts, palmistry websites + much more info brought to you by palmists and palm readers from Norway.
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Palmistry in Norway:
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