The belief that reading a person's palm reveals a pre-destined life is far from a new idea. This practice has existed since Biblical times, many believing that 2nd Corinthians shows that God sealed every person's palm with their destiny.
2 Corinthians 1:21-22 "Now it is God who makes both us and you stand firm in Christ. He anointed us, set his seal of ownership on us, and put his Spirit in our hearts as a deposit, guaranteeing what is to come."
As the witch hunt years sank into Europe some European countries outlawed the practice of Palmistry (such as England) and was condemned by the Catholic Church. However, other countries (such as Germany) embraced this "seal" of destiny and offered it as courses in their universities.
When reading you should read your dominant hand for the best results.
This is a How-To in understanding what the lines on your hands mean.
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Signing UpStep 1UNDERSTANDING PRINCIPAL LINES
#1: Life line: line of destiny and reveals any important events that will happen in the person's life.
#2: Head line: reveals the properties of intellect and wisdom.
#3: Heart line: shows all matters concering love.
#4: Fate line: this goes hand-in-hand with the Life line to show the future.
#5: Sun line: reveals all possibilities of prosperity, creativity and success.
#6: Intuition line: shows natural psychic ability.
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You want to read your dominant hand because it is the "chosen" hand. If you are ambidextrous choose the hand that you tend to favor more often.
There are several techniques that exist but the most common is to read from left to right. The placement of lines on your palm may fall into several regions of the hand and you want to identify where the line on the left-hand side starts and move into the right-hand side for completion (so it starts in region 1 and ends in region 2 for example). Some lines stay within a region.
My suggestion when starting out is to trace your hand on a piece of paper and then use that as a notepad to write out what you are reading as you go.
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