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Destiny in the Palm of Your Hand: Creating Your Future through Vedic Palmistry
Use the ancient Indian art of Vedic palmistry as a guide to self-understanding and the creation of your destiny.
• Learn to influence your future to bring forth the best qualities of heart, mind, and soul.
• Read a record of the past, a print of the present, and guidance for the future in the ever changing interplay of lines.
• Become aware of your innate tendencies and personality type from the lines in your palms.
One's destiny isn't carved in stone. Rather than predicting a set future, Vedic palmistry shows us how to take active steps to influence and improve our destinies once we have gained better self-understanding. Using dozens of illustrations and examples of actual palm prints, Birla demonstrates how our less dominant hand reflects all that we have inherited from the past--old behavior patterns, thoughts, desires, and attitudes--while our dominant hand (the hand we write with) reflects our resolve to change for the better. By comparing both hands we gain an understanding of where we are coming from and where we are headed. As we make positive changes in our lives, the lines on our palms will actually change to reflect our progress.
• Learn to influence your future to bring forth the best qualities of heart, mind, and soul.
• Read a record of the past, a print of the present, and guidance for the future in the ever changing interplay of lines.
• Become aware of your innate tendencies and personality type from the lines in your palms.
One's destiny isn't carved in stone. Rather than predicting a set future, Vedic palmistry shows us how to take active steps to influence and improve our destinies once we have gained better self-understanding. Using dozens of illustrations and examples of actual palm prints, Birla demonstrates how our less dominant hand reflects all that we have inherited from the past--old behavior patterns, thoughts, desires, and attitudes--while our dominant hand (the hand we write with) reflects our resolve to change for the better. By comparing both hands we gain an understanding of where we are coming from and where we are headed. As we make positive changes in our lives, the lines on our palms will actually change to reflect our progress.
120 pages, Paperback
First published June 1, 2000
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February 18, 2017
Very strong introduction of the three gunas and the vedic background. Explained subject of palmistry is vast, but not detailed. Book usefull to complement a course or study in palmistry.
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