Love in the Palm of Your Hand: How to Use Palmistry for Successful Relationships [With Ink Acetate Sheet]. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Love in the Palm of Your Hand: How to Use Palmistry for Successful Relationships [With Ink Acetate Sheet]

A practical illustrated guide to finding meaningful relationships through the art of palmistry

• Hundreds of illustrations allow you to compare the palms of friends and loved ones to different personality types to see how compatible you are

• Includes a palm print kit allowing you to print your palm for accurate readings

The lines of our palms are like continuous printouts of our experiences, thoughts, and emotions. For 4,500 years the Indian science of morphology known as Samudrik Shasta, the "ocean of knowledge," has studied these printouts, developing an unparalleled ability to interpret them. Though often thought of as only a tool for fortune-telling, palmistry is used in India for personality assessment and counseling. By seeing our own personalities as they are reflected in the unique signature of our palms, we learn why we succeed in some relationships and not others, and what we can do to strengthen bonds with the most important people in our lives.

Love in the Palm of Your Hand provides complete and practical information on the science of palmistry. Hundreds of illustrations of actual palms allow you to compare the palms of your friends and loved ones to different personality types and see how changes in character over time are reflected in the lines of the hand. Included with the book is an inked acetate kit that you can use to print and read your own palm.

Ghanshyam Singh Birla founded the National Research Institute for Self-Understanding and the Palmistry Center in Montreal, Canada, in 1972. Dr. Birla has lectured extensively and written numerous articles and texts on the powerful insights of the Vedic sciences, including Love in the Palm of Your Hand and Magnet Therapy. He has appeared on Good Morning America and The Canadian broadcasting Corporation. Recently, Dr. Birla established a 300-acre lakefront retreat in Cheneville, Quebec, which serves as an international facility for studies and services in palmistry, astrology, and Ayurvedic healing.