The Practice of Classical Palmistry

by Madame La Roux

One of the best introductions to classical palmistry ever! Teaches you how to read the palm and fingers and focuses on the lines as singular expressions of the personality before the palm as a whole is integrated into a reading. The author discusses howto do a reading and work with clients, and provides case studies. Selfstudy questions are given to allow the student to examine his or her own hand in terms of the material in each chapter. Illustrations.

Genres: Palmistry

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 1993

About the author

"Madame La Roux has spent 17 years as a gypsy reader in a caravan. This caravan is actually a living theatre that travels around California. She works with tarot and astrology in addition to palmistry, and is presently writing a book called The Fool's Journey : The Story of Parsifal."

Reviews

[Ingibjorg Bjorgvinsdottir · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent clearly written with a very human and delicate touch to the art of palmistry. Written by a person from a line of gypsy Roma people gives this book more credibility and authenticity. It is a book I will keep close and look at again and again. I highly recommend for anyone that wants get in the art of palmistry. If I could say one negative thing the example pictures photocopies of palms to are a bit unclear.

[Jean-Pierre Vidrine · Rating 3 out of 5]

No doubt, this is a valuable resource for anyone interested in palmistry. It's very detailed and technical with insights that an enthusiast of the subject cannot do without.