by Jennifer Hirsch | Oct 18, 2017 | Blog
“The Hand is the Instrument of the Mind.” Maria Montessori Children and teenagers tend to respond enthusiastically to the idea of having their hands read. They are naturally open and receptive and are mostly only too delighted to learn about their hands and about...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 19, 2017 | Blog
The bracelets are the horizontal lines on our wrists at the base of our hands. They are also called rascettes, bangles, the bracelets of life and the bracelets of health, wealth, and happiness. Most people have three, and occasionally four bracelets. In the east,...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Sep 14, 2017 | Blog
In chirology, our focus is not on handedness. Instead, we attend to any significant differences between the person’s active and passive hands, and to any disharmony in their psyche that might result. Nevertheless, as a hand reader, people often ask me about...
by Misty | Sep 3, 2017 | Blog, The Palmar Lines
Hand readers who look at lines through a right-brained, divergent lens of perception might very rarely detect the alluring manifestation of a 5 pointed pentagram pattern lying within the lines. In looking at this pattern, intuitively orientated readers may feel...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Aug 27, 2017 | Blog, The Palmar Lines
There is a saying in hand reading – ‘the cleaner the hand, the calmer the mind.” Generally speaking, having very few lines in your palms might be an advantage in life, as palms which are empty of other lines besides their main lines show less psychological complexity...
by Jennifer Hirsch | Aug 7, 2017 | Blog, Fingers
Droplets are little protuberances of flesh that look as if a drop of water could fall from the pad of the tips of the fingers. People with droplets have a receptively sensitive sense of touch. They will prefer natural fabrics and will often reach to gently feel...
