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Para quién es
Readers who love folklore, fortune telling, the history of occult arts and curious old manuals will enjoy this book, as will anyone who likes studying their own palm with a clear guide beside them.
De qué trata este libro
Indian Palmistry is a compact handbook by Mrs. J. B. Dale, who died in 1921. It sets out how the art of the hand is practised in the East, as she presents it. The reader learns to look for destiny in the palm, the fingers, the nails and even the forehead and the feet. It is built as a working reference, with fifty-six numbered entries followed by rules, summaries and lists of signs.
You get a guided tour of the hand, from the raised pads under each finger to the lines that cross the palm. Every entry gives a name, a place on the hand and a meaning. The author also tells you how to look, which hand to read and how to place events in time. Let us begin with the mounts, the fleshy pads on which the whole system rests.
En este resumen
- 1Read the mounts under each fingerFree
- 2Judge the lines by length and clarity
- 3Start with the whole hand and fingers
- 4Figures, planets and body signs add detail
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Read the mounts under each finger
The book opens with a numbered reference, and its first entries are the mounts, the raised pads at the root of each finger. Jupiter sits under the forefinger, Saturn under the middle finger, the Sun, also called Apollo, under the ring finger, and Mercury under the little finger. Venus lies at the base of the thumb, and the Moon rests on the outer edge of the palm.
Each mount has its own range of meanings. A prominent Jupiter points to pride, while a small one points to idleness. A clear Saturn suggests wisdom and prudence, and a very full one suggests sadness and silence. Apollo stands for art and intelligence, Mercury for invention, wit, writing, law and journeys, the Moon for imagination, Venus for love of beauty, and Mars for courage.
A special sign is the set of small concentric circles made by the pores of the skin. The author says such circles on a mount promise success in that mount's field, such as religion and marriage for Jupiter, or honor through the state for the Sun. Elongated circles bring weaker results, and none means little success. The lesson for a reader is that fullness, size and markings are weighed together.
That’s 1 of 4 key points.
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Questions about Quiromancia india
What is Indian Palmistry about?
It is a handbook on reading destiny from the hand. It describes the mounts, lines, fingers, nails and many small marks, and says what each is thought to show about character, health, wealth, love and travel.
Who wrote Indian Palmistry?
Mrs. J. B. Dale wrote it. She died in 1921. The book gathers the rules of eastern palmistry into a reference with numbered entries, short summaries and lists of signs, written in a clear and direct style.
Which hand does Indian palmistry read?
The book gives the general rule of the East. For a man the book points to his right hand, and for a woman to her left. It then says to favor whichever hand shows the signs and lines most clearly.
What are the mounts of the hand?
They are the raised pads at the root of each finger and the thumb. Jupiter, Saturn, the Sun, Mercury, Venus, the Moon and Mars each stand for qualities such as ambition, wisdom, art, wit, love and courage.
Is Indian Palmistry easy to use?
Yes, in the sense that it is organised for quick use. The entries are short and numbered, each gives a name, a place and a meaning, and the summaries make the key steps easy to follow.