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To get a
well-rounded view, I believe that you should read as many books on
Palmistry as possible. Each book has a truth that will help you on
your journey to become an excellent palmist.
Here is a
list of books I recommend. When you click on a book cover, you will
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books to you. |
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Instant Palm Reader : A
Roadmap to Life (Llewellyn's New Age Series)
by Linda Palmascope Domin
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I have found this book has many of the minor
line markings that I love to find in people's hands. I have this one
in my collection. |
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The New Palmistry : How to
Read the Whole Hand and the Knuckles
by Judith Hipskind
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Judith's books are very clearly written and some
are out of print. This is a new one that I believe you will
enjoy. Try and find her other books as well. |
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The Complete Book of
Palmistry
by Joyce Wilson
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Has some information about the lines and mounts
that you don't find anywhere else. |
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The Practice of Palmistry
by Comte C. De Saint-Germain
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This is a very old book that has been
reprinted. It is a must for every palmist. |
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The Little Giant
Encyclopedia of Palmistry
by Nathaniel Altman
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Information is presented in an easy to find and
easy to understand way. He also has several that are out of
print. Try and find them as well. |
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Palmistry : The Language
of the Hand
by Cheiro |
Probably the most famous of the old palm
readers. This is also a must for your collection of books on palm
reading. |
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Art of Hand Reading
(DK
Living)
by Lori Reid |
This book also has information on some of the
minor marks and mounts that I find invaluable. |
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May I See Your Hand? Palm
Reading for Fun and Profit
by Myrna Lou Goldbaum |
You may not want to follow all of her
suggestions, but some of them are very good. |
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Pictorial Key to the Tarot
by Arthur Edward Waite |
A Classic - classical interpretation of the
cards |
