How To Discover Talents And Careers With Palmistry
Per Hogseth
One of the most rewarding palm reading experiences I’ve had is
helping someone find the right career. It’s sad to read
people’s palms who are unhappy with their careers. Some people
have been stuck in the same career for twenty or thirty years,
but have no idea what they should be doing.
A palmist can not say: “You will be working as a clerk in an
insurance company,” but can tell the person the type of work
they would be happier doing. Naturally, if the person enjoys
their work, they’ll be more successful.
It’s very gratifying to read a teenager’s palm that has no idea
what career to pursue and help direct them towards a particular
career path.
Hand Shapes
The hand’s shape gives us the first clue to a positive career
choice. Someone with a square palm needs to be in a practical
field. If this person has a good Destiny Line he or she would
do well in management or business. If the palm is oblong, the
person will be imaginative and will need opportunities to
utilize his or her thoughts and ideas.
Air Hand
Someone with an Air Hand will be happy in a field where they
can communicate with others. Radio broadcasting, television
announcing, teaching and sales would all be good career choices
for this person. They’ll actively use the analytical side of
their brain and be reliable and conscientious.
Fire Hand
Someone with a Fire Hand is more likely to be outgoing than an
Air Hand. The person with a Fire Hand will use intuition to
make quick decisions. He or she will need change, variety and
some way to express themselves. They would be good at sales or
any other career where they’re left to “get on with it.”
Earth Hand
If your client has an Earth Hand they’ll enjoy repetitive tasks
and relish practical work. This person will be reliable, honest
and have hands that can think for themselves. They would be
happy as a carpenter, plumber, mechanic or any field where they
can use their head and hands.
Water Hand
Someone with a Water Hand will need pleasant surroundings and
work that provides aesthetic pleasure. If this person is
creative, they’ll be able to develop this talent, but may need
constant encouragement from family and friends to keep working.
Suitable careers would include interior design, fashion and
theatre.
THE FINGERS
D’Artepigny, a French army officer, was the first to devise a
system for classifying palms. He was particularly interested in
the fingers and noticed a striking contrast between artist’s
fingers and scientist’s fingers.
He noticed that artists generally had smooth fingers while
scientists had knotted ones. D’Artepigny was sufficiently
intrigued with his discovery to carry on and become the first
“modern” palmist.
Long Fingers
People with long fingers will be happiest in careers where they
can immerse themselves in detail. My bank manager and my
accountant both have long fingers which is great because I want
them to take great care of my money!
Someone with long, tapering fingers will avoid manual work, if
at all possible.
Short Fingers
People with short, square fingers will be the opposite to long
fingered people. These people enjoy a “hands-on” job.
Mechanics, carpenters, and gardeners often have short fingers.
Success in Business
You will find self-employed people with every possible
variation of hand. A plumber will have a very different hand
from a tailor, who likewise will have a different hand from a
salesperson.
However, if someone is going to do well in business he or she
will have a number of points in common with other successful
business people.
The first of these is a strong thumb, the larger the better.
This gives determination and the desire to succeed.
A good business person will need a Destiny line, as this will
give direction and focus to his life. Occasionally, someone
without a Destiny line achieves great success, but this is very
rare. What will have happened is that this person will have been
ambling along quite happily and chanced upon something that led
him or her to success. The presence of a Destiny line gives the
person a road map to follow.
He or she will also need a strong, straight Mercury finger as
every business requires communication skills of one sort or
another. A long Mercury finger also gives shrewdness and
financial acumen.
A good length Jupiter finger will show how ambitious the person
is. One person will be content owning a corner delicatessen,
whilst another will not rest until he or she has a hundred of
them.
As well as this the business person will need the various
qualities necessary in the field he or she has chosen. Someone
with a broad hand containing few lines, wide apart fingers with
spatulate tips, and an angle of practicality on the thumb would
last only a few days cooped up in an office. This person needs
to be out of doors and would be happy and successful I careers
such as farming or seafaring.
Talents
Fortunately, every one of us is different and I believe that
everyone has a talent or special ability of some sort. Usually
when we talk of talents, we refer to creative abilities and
many people are blessed in this way.
However, most people do not do anywhere near as much with their
talents as they could. there are a number of reasons for this,
The talent may be unrecognized. The talent may not be approved
of by the person`s family. I once read the palms of a male
ballet dancer of Oslo, Norway who did not take up dancing until
his twenties because of his father`s strong disapproval. Lack of
motivation is the main reason people do not develop their
talents. I am continually told by clients to whom I have
pointed out a talent that they do not have time to work on it.
This is simply an excuse. We can all find time to do the things
we want to do.
A young boy in Norway for whom I read the palms wanted to
educate himself to become a civil engineer. I, however, saw
that he could have talents in business and I told him so.
After several years he phoned me and asked me whether I would
like to join his Multi Level Marketing organization. I did not,
but he told me that my words had been instrumental for his
business venture. Today he is a very successful businessman.
His education is as a civil engineer, but his real talent is
within the business world.
It is very gratifying to be able to help people like this.
As well, most talents require a sacrifice of some sort. Very
few people are prepared to practice the piano for eight hours a
day in the hope of ultimately becoming a successful concert
pianist. It is the same with athletics. If someone wants to
become a champion swimmer he or she is going to have to spend
countless hours in the pool swimming up and down whilst friends
are out having fun. It require considerable dedication and plain
hard work, so matter how talented the person may be.
Artistic Ability
You are now familiar with the general indications of creativity
on the palm To determine if this creativity is expressed through
painting and drawing we look first at the Apollo finger. If this
finger is strong, with a good mount at it`s base and a long
first phalange with a broad tip on it, we have someone with
ability in this area. A long second phalange will provide a
good sense of colour. You will always find this sign on people
with good taste in clothes.
We also need to check the lower half of the palm to see how
imaginative the person is. Ideally, the Mount of Luna will be
strong, helping to create a curve of creativity on the
persussion side of the palm.
If the person wants to be financially successful from art, he
or she will need a longer than average little finger, a strong
thumb and a reasonably wide palm. If these business indications
are absent, this person would be better working for others as a
staff artist, or perhaps using it as a hobby rather than a
career.
Writing Ability
Writing is a branch of communication and we look first for a
good-sized little finger. The second phalange should be the
most prominent. If the Head line curves up to the Mount of
Luna, the person will be a creative writer with a talent for
fiction. If the Head line runs straight across the palm the
talent will lie more with non-fiction. Fiction writers should
have a well-developed lower half of the hand with strong Luna
and Venus mounts.
Poets also need a strong sense of rhythm and rhyme which is
indicated by the angle of pitch at the base of the thumb.
Acting Ability
Actors need to express themselves, so a good tip on the Mercury
finger is essential. Ideally the fingers should be smooth and
tapering to allow the emotions to be expressed. The hand should
be as wide as possible to give the person confidence and the
ability to push for him or herself. This is very important for
long-term success in an extremely difficult field.
Character actors are likely to have knotted fingers. Comedians
and actors in comic roles will have well developed mounts of
Mercury and Luna. The whole percussion side of the hand should
be well marked.
Musical Ability
An entire book could be written on determining the different
types of musical talent in the hand which makes it hard to even
attempt a few lines on the subject.
Singing ability in indicated be perfectly round fingers and a
thumb containing both the angles of practicality and pitch. A
good sized Mount of Venus gives a love of melody and the Luna
mount harmony. For success in this field the person should also
have a good length Apollo finger and a pronounced Apollo mount.
To be successful as a player of a musical instrument the person
will need the angles of practicality and pitch, plus strong
Venus and Luna mounts. Successful instrumentalists can be found
with every possible shape of hand, though players of stringed
instruments are usually possessors of Air and Water hands.
Players of percussion instruments usually have Earth hands with
broad fingertips.
In addition, talented musicians are likely to have a loop of
music, loop of response or loop of stringed music.
Dancing Ability
Dancers need to be able to respond to rhythm and time, making
the two angles of practicality and pitch essential. The Life
line needs to come well across a preferably wide palm, giving
stamina and energy. Venus and Luna mounts should be high and
firm, enabling the person to lose him or herself in the dance.
A jazz dancer is likely to have pointed or conic fingertips,
emphasizing inspiration and the ability to improvise. A dancer
with square tips will be able to do exactly what is required
and will perform previously memorized steps perfectly.
About The Author: Per Hogseth is a psychic reader living in
Norway. Today, Per teaches private courses, speaks at seminars
and consults for several psychic groups in Norway.
http://www.powerful-psychic-reading.com
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