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Have you heard this phrase?The future is in your hands?“All this comes to a practice called Chiomancey.

What is Chiromance?

Otherwise, this is the practice of predicting the future of a person by reading the lines in their hands. It is also known as Chirosovvovi and invokes it in Greek. Its fine origins are unknown, but it is believed that this practice originated in ancient India. It was also seen in China, Tabit, Persia, Egypt and the countries of the Mesopotamia, but it was in ancient Greece where it really evolved. In the Middle Ages, witch fishermen believed that this was a sign as a list with Satan and did not publicly practiced as it was suppressed by the Catholic Church. When the Renaissance came, it became popular again, but until the nineteenth century had not really found its feet and how we know it as today. Although it differs between different cultures, the most famous method and its use today was by a man called Cheiro.

Cheiro image source: https://horusastropalmist.files.wordpress.com/2015/11/cheiro3.jpg

William John Warner was one of the most famous defenders of Chiromsi. Also known as Cheiro, it was a famous mine, mysterious personality, and Tbstouki was self -esteem. After he studied at the spiritual teachers in India, he set up his headquarters in London. His name is the title of Cheero comes from the Greek satire of serenity. He welcomed many famous characters in his place for readings, including Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde and even Thomas Edison, who predicted his future by reading the comfort of their hand. He was known as “a community reader even those who did not fully believe in him and were skeptical, still went to him for readings because he was very common. Mark Twain, who was skeptical about this, was said to have written about his confrontation with Cheiro

Cheiro revealed to me my character with a humiliating accuracy. I should not recognize this accuracy, I am still moving to do so. “

Mark Twin

Can anyone do Chiromancey/Pladyming?

While people often say that we are all able to psychological ability, there are some things that cannot be taught. There will always be those who have certain capabilities that they use and use well, and there are those in the middle who start with weak capabilities and work towards them stronger, then there are those who will not reach there. The great thing to receive the palm is that anyone can learn how to read a person’s comfort. Like the Taro, the reading part is something that anyone can learn. It seems that it seems to help, but if you have a psychological ability to give a more deep reading.

Future style in man’s hands, from Jean Belut, 1649
Mansell Collection/ART, New York Source: Britannica.com

What do the lines mean?

As in Taro where different cards have different meanings, the lines on your hands have different general meanings. The shape of the hand matters as the hand does is your most dominant hand. Then, of course you have the meanings of lines on your own hand. according to Thecircle.com These are the simplified general meanings of the lines:

Reading the headline:

• Long straight line – you are likely to be an analyst of situations and people and take some time to make important decisions.
• Long curved line – you are a creative thinker and often think about all possible results before making a decision.
• Short line – think quickly and do not take much time to make decisions or reach conclusions.
• The line that is divided into two parts – you find that it is easy to see the views of others and is sensitive to their feelings. You can easily change your opinion.

Reading the heart line:

• A long straight line – you are thinking about the feelings of others and can be sensitive to their needs. You are a rational and analytical thinker.
• Long curved line – you are driven by emotion and creativity and often putting these needs in front of others.
• A short curved line – you are more open with people close to you and prefer time with a small group of friends instead of a large group of people.
• A short line in a row – you show your love more by working instead of words. You are independent and like your freedom.
• The line that is divided into two parts – often puts the needs of others first and you may find it difficult to face your own feelings.

Life line reading:

• Long line – you are a strong person there will be for other people. You will be a natural consultant inviting friends and family at difficult times.
• Fad Line – You focus a lot on the pressures of daily life and you can do it with some time using meditation, yoga or exercise.
• The broken line – separation in your life line reflects painful experiences in life. These moments that you had to make great decisions or life options.
• A short line – when you pass through difficult periods of life, you tend to keep yourself busy with dismantling

Science is not considered that this is a real way to predict the future (such as a lot related to the paranormal) because it is often placed in the same category of cold reading that is popular among many brokers. Chiromance in itself is a form of divination that has been talked about in several different ways in this blog. I think it is important to understand that you control your future and there is nothing in the stone. Divide is a reflection of itself and can provide clarity and guidance to a situation. I closely compare this to the Taro, which is something that many people also use as a way to gain guidance. I myself fully enjoy the use of Taro to gain clarity in the situation. I do not feel that this tells my future, but it is forced me to think really in a position and may see it from a different perspective. This in many ways gives me the guidance that I need to move forward. The palm is quite similar, as it uses your hand instead of cards. Anyone can read a hand, it is up to you on how to explain the results. If the person who reads has a psychological ability, this is something I think adds that additional layer to your reading.

Remember that you control your future!

References:

https://www.britannica.com/topic/divination

https://www.thecirycle.com/au/magazin/psychics/chiromancey.Do

https://www.britannica.com/topic/palmistry

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