by Jennifer Hirsch | Apr 4, 2020 | Blog
A whorl rests upon the Moon mount. This pattern is also known as the “hypothenar whorl”. Whorls are also called “chakras.” Whorl dermatoglyphics are formed from concentric or spiraling skin ridges. Two triradii support, one on either side. “The tree that...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 28, 2019 | Blog
The cross-referencing to other signs in hands will always determine how any one feature might play out in the psyche of the owner. This is especially true when assessing the traits of those with “clubbed” thumbs. In traditional palmistry ‘clubbed’ or ‘toe’...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 23, 2019 | Blog
When measuring the air shaped hand, we find that the palm is square, and that the fingers are long i.e. approximately 1 – 1.5 cm’s as long as the length of the palm. In nature, air exhibits principles of expansion, dispersiveness, formlessness, freedom,...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 22, 2019 | Blog
When measuring the fire shaped hand, we find that the palm is oblong, that is, it is longer than it is wide. The fingers are short i.e. approximately 2cm shorter than the length of the palm. Scientific principles of fire include energy, force, heat, initiative,...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 21, 2019 | Blog
Curiously, an extra interphalangeal crease runs across a phalange of one or more fingers of some people’s hands. While there remain three bones, it almost looks like there are four, instead of three phalanges. We question: In the area of life represented by that...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 19, 2019 | Blog
Learning the characteristics of the basic hand shape archetypes is one of the first steps towards becoming proficient in the craft of hand reading. We measure the slender water shaped hand, and find that the palm is oblong, and that the fingers are long i.e. they are...
