Palmistry Secrets: The Mounts and Major Lines (Learn Palmistry and Hand Analysis Book 2)

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About Palmistry Secrets: The Mounts And Major Lines

Are you curious about the art of palmistry? Would you like to be able to read your friends' hands for them? Maybe you have even considered becoming a professional palm reader. Whatever your reason for wishing to learn, palm reading is a wonderful skill to have. This Kindle ebook, "Palmistry Secrets: The Mounts and Major Lines," is the second in the series "Learn Palmistry and Hand Analysis," which is based upon a successful course in palmistry and hand analysis founded in 1994. This series sets out to be a complete palm reading guide, right through from beginner stage to professional. The purpose of the first ebook in the series – "The Geography of the Hand" - is to guide your way around the hand in preparation for learning its secrets. With "Palmistry Secrets: The Mounts and Major Lines" you are embarking on the study of palm reading and hand analysis in depth. Palms and hands have been studied for countless years – no one is really sure how far back the practice goes. Where modern palm reading or hand analysis diverges from the older version is in the fortune-telling aspect. The ancients saw the lines and marks on the palm as mysterious signs of some pre-ordained destiny. Today they are more often regarded as a kind of print-out of the brain. Modern palmistry takes the approach that what is in your hands you already subconsciously know. The hand reader or palmist is an interpreter of this for your conscious mind, rather than being a psychic medium.With an image accompanying each piece of explanatory text, this ebook makes it easy to understand and memorise the significance of the mounts and the major lines – Life Line, Head Line, Heart Line, Fate Line and Sun Line. It also shows you the various formations of each that you are likely to meet and throws light on their meaning.The different features of the hand – the mounts, major and minor lines, special marks and fingers - cannot be studied in isolation from one anoth