*Palm Readers!*

[s_coy2005]

I am interested in palm reading & I would like to know how does one go ahead ad read the palm? Can I please get some pointers so I can try for it myself? Thatll be nice thanks

[RishiRahul]

Hi,

If you read the 'sticky' post on top of the palmistry reading forum, you will find out how to post palm prints here; regarding the guidelines required for readings.
Its simple.

RishiRahul

[biltu]

A scanner is a good option.

[s_coy2005]

Hi,

If you read the 'sticky' post on top of the palmistry reading forum, you will find out how to post palm prints here; regarding the guidelines required for readings.
Its simple.

RishiRahul

I posted a pic of both my right and left palms for a reading i have a scanner at home but i would lkike to know if those pics are alright or do i need to post up better pics??

[biltu]

^^^ If in those scanned picture has clear line of your palm and if the picture quality is sharp then it's OK to post here.

[s_coy2005]

^^^ If in those scanned picture has clear line of your palm and if the picture quality is sharp then it's OK to post here.

k thanks

[Sucom]

I am interested in palm reading & I would like to know how does one go ahead ad read the palm? Can I please get some pointers so I can try for it myself? Thatll be nice thanks

Hi
If you are interested in learning how to read hands, the best, first step to take is to purchase a book on the subject and arm yourself with some block printing ink and a roller so that you can take as many hand prints as possible to study while you are reading through the book.

Also, I would be tempted to take lots of prints of people you know really well because this will help you to understand any palmistry techniques you are reading about and how they might appear in daily life.

I hope this is helpful to you
Sue
Palmistry International

[s_coy2005]

I am interested in palm reading & I would like to know how does one go ahead ad read the palm? Can I please get some pointers so I can try for it myself? Thatll be nice thanks

Hi
If you are interested in learning how to read hands, the best, first step to take is to purchase a book on the subject and arm yourself with some block printing ink and a roller so that you can take as many hand prints as possible to study while you are reading through the book.

Also, I would be tempted to take lots of prints of people you know really well because this will help you to understand any palmistry techniques you are reading about and how they might appear in daily life.

I hope this is helpful to you
Sue
Palmistry International

wow thanks!!! ill do this