Opening Palms
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Wanting Hands
Reading Palms in Playa
Reading palms in Playa. Read story.
The Female Touch
Women in the History of Palmistry
The nineteenth century saw women emerge nationally as trusted palmists to the nobility in France. Read story.
A Different Art
Batya Heads East to Learn More About Hindu Palmistry
Batya heads to Varanasi, India to learn more about Hindu palmistry. Read story.
How to Make a Practice with All These Pieces
Batya Connects the Dots for Potential Palmists
Batya offers some tips and pointers to potential palmists. Read story.
Apollo and Jupiter
Finding the Ideal Balance
Finding a balance between talent and ambition. Read story.
Back to the Tip of Mercury
Taking Cues from the Little Finger
Palmists take their cues from examining their clients' little fingers. Read story.
Tenting It
What Your Arch Patterns Say About You
Batya explains what your arch finger patterns say about you. Read story.
Women in History
How Le Normand Led Female Palmists into the 19th Century
How Marie Anne le Normand led female palmists into the 19th Century. Read story.
The Link Between Astrology and Palmistry
Batya Explores the Early Years of Chiromancy
Batya explores the early years of chiromancy. Read story.
Graffiti of the Skies
Paracelsus Brings Palm Mining to the West
Paracelsus brings the tradition of mining palms for knowledge to the West. Read story.
Short Life Lines Can Be Fantastic!
Batya Learns a Lesson in Life Forces
Batya learns firsthand how the life line doesn't always indicate the end of life. Read story.
More On Whorls
Exploring the Mound of Luna
Batya examines whorls on places other than our fingertips. Read story.
More About Patterns
Batya Examines Ridges and Print Patterns on the Hand
Batya discusses the ridges and print patterns that exist on our hands. Read story.
Back to the Fingerprints
Batya Rexamines What the Ridges on Our Fingers Do
Batya revisits the important roles that the ridges on our fingers play. Read story.
More on Fingerprints
What the Whorls on Your Fingers Say About You
A whorl on a particular finger represents individuality of only the aspect governed by that finger. Read story.
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