Palmistry- How To Master It? (A Gist of Indian And Western Systems of Hand Reading)

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PALMISTRY HOW TO MASTER IT? deals with some tested formulae from Indian and Western palmistry and only those have been included which the Author himself has tested.

Part 1 includes the basic elements of Palmistry so as to provide a grounding for those who want to understand this branch of Science. Part 2 includes, in proper sequence, tested formulae for reading the lines of the hand. In Part 3 remedies for dealing with the various faults of the lines have been given suggesting remedial action to deal with defective lines and mounts of the hand. In Part 4 are given some hand-prints of the clients with interpretations so that a sort of exercise is undertaken about how the knowledge gained from the first three parts can be applied to actual cases.

It is hoped that the readers' curiosity about the mysteries of the hand would be satisfied from this work and those who want to take up palmistry as a profession would be able to gain not only wealth, but also fame.

Prof. Dayanand is the Chief Instructor in the Institute of Palmistry. Having an experience of the subject extending over 30 years, Prof. Dayanand has explored the subject and made new discoveries, which have been tested and found correct.

Many of his books on psychology and on spiritual subjects have been published. Because of his deep knowledge of metaphysics and Yoga he was honoured with the YOGA RATNA by the World Conference on Yoga held in 1986.

In my earlier work ALL THE SECRETS OF PALMISTRY I dilated more on the Western concepts of palmistry. In other words that book dealt with the beliefs on this subject current in Europe, the USA and other countries of the west. References, though occasional, have been made to the ancient Indian science of palmistry -- the Samudrika Shastra. But, that does not suffice if a student wants to engage in advanced study of the subject. This science like all other branches of knowledge is limitless. One has to have knowledge of both the Indian and Western palmistry to grasp the subject in detail. This work, therefore, deals with some tested formulae from Indian and Western palmistry. The author has himself tested them and has included only those which he found to be the right ones.