Lover's Guide to Palmistry: Finding Love in the Palm of your Hand. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Lover's Guide to Palmistry: Finding Love in the Palm of your Hand

Would you like to learn if your new love interest is a natural caregiver, wants to have many children, possesses keen intuition, will be a good provider, has a strong sex drive, and more? With the art of palmistry, you will have a powerful extra edge in finding your ideal romantic and sexual partner.

By analyzing all elements of a potential lover's hand, you can see if his or her personality, goals, and life outlook are compatible with your own:

• Recognize six elemental hand types—earth, air, fire, water, wood, and metal—and the corresponding personality traits for each
• Divine a person's sense of logic, willpower, and passion by interpreting the thumb's angle, shape, and flexibility
• Gauge his or her personality and communication style with one glance at the palm shape and finger lengths
• Discover a potential lover's sexual style to see if he or she will be a good match for you in the bedroom
• Interpret the heart line, head line, and commitment line as they relate to longevity, health, communication style, and emotional expression

Featuring over 150 clear illustrations and a hand profile compatibility guide,Lover's Guide to Palmistry offers you a complete and detailed introduction to palm reading for lovers.

Jon Saint-Germain (Indiana) is a professional palm reader who grew up in a family of psychic readers. He appears at corporate events, on the radio, and elsewhere. His extensive knowledge of magick and the occult led him to become a consultant for The Learning Channel. He is the author of Palmistry 101 and Runic Palmistry.

Saint-Germain's interest in palm reading began when he was just six years old. Having learned the ancient art from his mother and grandmother, he soon realized that his family's palm reading techniques were far different from traditional methods. He set out on a quest to find the origins of their palm reading system, and what he found was a mystery-it had been passed down to them generations ago by a Scandinavian friend of the family. But who this person was remains unclear even today, despite the digging he and his family have done.