Amazing Palmistry Secrets
Palmistry, or Cheiromancy (pronounced “kei-ro-mansy” is a very popular and
accurate way of divining. The famous nineteenth century palmist, Leic de Hamon
(Louis Hamon) was named “Cheiro” after it.
The art of Palmistry can be traced back as far as the Stone Ages.Pictures of human
hands are frequently found in cave drawings,indicating their special interest in
this part of the body. These paintings can be seen in the Lascaux Caves in France,
the remarkable Santander caves in Spain and in several caves in Africa.
The ancient Vedic scriptures contained an abundance of information on palmistry.
K.C. Sen, an eminent Indian palmist, says the earliest writings on palmistry were
ancient Sanskrit. These verses have been preserved and are still guarded from the
public eye. Cheiro, the famous palmist, claimed to have seen one of these
manuscripts in the early 1900’s.
Before the birth of Buddha in 563 B.C., leading seers of the time gathered at the
royal palace. They were drawn by extraordinary indications revealed in the stars.
They were ecstatic to find the mark of the wheel on Buddha’s hands and feet,
indicating his future greatness. Palmists in India still look for this special
mark in the palms of babies.
Gypsies came into the picture around the eleventh century, though they had been
practising palmistry for centuries before. Sigismund, the Holy Roman Emperor,
enlisted the gypsies as spies.
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Palmistry, or Cheiromancy (pronounced “kei-ro-mansy” is a very popular and
accurate way of divining. The famous nineteenth century palmist, Leic de Hamon
(Louis Hamon) was named “Cheiro” after it.
The art of Palmistry can be traced back as far as the Stone Ages.Pictures of human
hands are frequently found in cave drawings,indicating their special interest in
this part of the body. These paintings can be seen in the Lascaux Caves in France,
the remarkable Santander caves in Spain and in several caves in Africa.
The ancient Vedic scriptures contained an abundance of information on palmistry.
K.C. Sen, an eminent Indian palmist, says the earliest writings on palmistry were
ancient Sanskrit. These verses have been preserved and are still guarded from the
public eye. Cheiro, the famous palmist, claimed to have seen one of these
manuscripts in the early 1900’s.
Before the birth of Buddha in 563 B.C., leading seers of the time gathered at the
royal palace. They were drawn by extraordinary indications revealed in the stars.
They were ecstatic to find the mark of the wheel on Buddha’s hands and feet,
indicating his future greatness. Palmists in India still look for this special
mark in the palms of babies.
Gypsies came into the picture around the eleventh century, though they had been
practising palmistry for centuries before. Sigismund, the Holy Roman Emperor,
enlisted the gypsies as spies.
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