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which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
I think, Astro-palmistry is only practiced in india. what's your opinion? The word "yog" also used in many aspect of hinduism. ie., meditation techniques, Tantra practices, astrology etc.,
Thus, I believe that yog study on palmistry is belongs to indian system of palmistry.
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
stalin.v wrote:Hello martijn,
I think, Astro-palmistry is only practiced in india. what's your opinion? The word "yog" also used in many aspect of hinduism. ie., meditation techniques, Tantra practices, astrology etc.,
Thus, I believe that yog study on palmistry is belongs to indian system of palmistry.
Okay Stalin,
Thanks for your first response... but I hope that you will continue your search for the first manifestion of the 'Yog' in palmistry.
For, I repeat: so far I think the 'Yog' has been mentioned in only a few (recent) books about Indian palmistry - and these books are certainly not very old:
- Dr.Narayan Dutt Shrimali - 'Practical Palmistry' (2004)
- Dr. Bhojraj Dwivedi - 'Wonders of Palmistry' (2002)
Stalin, do you know any older titles where 'Yogs' are described?
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Obviously, I am naive in astro- palmistry and beginner in astrology. Hence, I cannot give you the earliest books on yog study. However, I will surely emphasis the treasure of ancient works on indian palmistry over
a period of time. Till now, I have never searched for palmistry classics deliberately. The books which i have are just accidental.( most of them i got from railway stations of india when i do rare travels).
p.s: I admire your collection of book. wondering why you are not following predictive palmistry ( may be due to cultural adaptation ). still, i suggest you that make an research on indian palmistry through your indian palmistry books and apply it in your practice. Indeed, you can become a best predictive palmist like the celebrated british predictive palmist. cheiro. I am well sure about it. can you present cheiro's palm in the forum?
sv-b- Posts : 615
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Hey Stalin, Cheiro's palm is already featured in this forum (section VIa) - see:
https://www.modernhandreadingforum.com/via-famous-hands-the-hands-of-celebrities-honourable-individuals-remarkable-people-f23/the-hand-of-cheiro-the-most-famous-palmist-of-all-times-t39.htm
PS. I am looking forward to see you comment about his hand!
Timing on Fateline
Also, I have found that in reality, the fate line marks itself downwards in parallel to the lifeline from around early to mid 30's (age on life line). This method (not a system) would show the fate line marks itself in response to current events in one area, yet can still be read in the other area (crossing head line). I read the direction of the fate line as it crosses the headline as defining the directions in life a person is pulled toward whereas the markings that appear in parallel to the life line, are more related to current situations. I haven't thought to document this previously, but now that I have, I will watch for it and take some photos.
Patti
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Namaste,
Many yog are given in Vedic astrology and one more thing practitioner of astrology and palmistry had mixed astrological terminology with palmistry. You have mentioned two name of gentlemen, they were very popular in north or north-west India. One of them dared to fit astrological yogs in palmistry which are not applicable to practical palmistry. I have both books(Hindi Version) and tried many times to use them but they are not applicable and some of them are impossible formation of lines as shown in pictures of book. Rest is OK.
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Hello mister Upendrasingh Bhadoriya,
Thank you again for sharing your experience again at this forum. Your comment is very specified and therefore quite usefull.
Are you aware that other authors of (older) palmistry books have described the topic of the 'yog' as well? (Maybe books written in other than English language?)
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
I have one Hindi book named “Sachitra Samudrik Rahsyam” written by Late Pt. KalikaPrasad ( Rajjyotishi Of Banaras State)(Royal Astrologer of Banaras State) having good palmistry in form of ‘Shloka’ printed in Samvat 1984 means before 84 year i.e. 1924 AD in which 25 Yogs are given in separate chapter named “Yogavali”.
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Excellent! Thank you for sharing that info!!
PS. One more question: can you please confirm that this is exactly the title of the book: "Sachitra Samudrik Rahsyam"... no spelling mistake?
(Let me explain: I am wondering about the 'spelling' because I can not find any info about this title...???)
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Namskaram,
There are many titles of palmistry which are not traceable in web world but I am not sure about this title. Hereby I am putting name of same title “Sachitra Samudrik Rahsyam” in Hindi “सचित्र-सामुद्रिकरहस्यम् ” if any one can spell well in English is free to do this. I have many books of palmistry which are not familiar to modern palmistry even in fast moving era. Some of these are very peculiar so it can be used in India or in Indian society only. Our sages told us to use Sastra (science or knowledge) according to ‘देश’ (region) and ‘क़ाल’ (era) otherwise you will not find them perfect. And this advise applicable to all.
I want to quote a paragraph from the book “Lovers guide to palmistry” of Mary E. Anderson chapter-1 The Man’s Viewpoint page 13 –
‘Never marry a woman with square hand or she’ll rule your life’ is a quotation from the great palmist, Comte de St. Germain, Who wrote his greatest work Palmistry For Professional Purpose in 1897.
If picking a partner by the hand shape was important then. It is still important now. As society becomes more complex, so do the people live in it. For instance, a girl with square palm today is far more of an asset from point of view of being practical, hard-working and able to manage, because women today will not stand for being just a decoration and most women work anyway. Therefore, unless you have pot of money, marry a girl with square hands.
But still in my country some orthodox people do not allow dominating or working or intelligent life partner. For them it useless to choose square hand girl likewise there are many things of palmistry, which are not working universally. Hence though we have enough knowledge of palmistry, without knowing the culture of people we fail to assess them or give the answer of their question and predict their forth coming events.
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Dear Mister Upendrasingh Bhadoriya,Upendrasingh Bhadoriya wrote:Martijn , Stalin and other participants
Namskaram,
There are many titles of palmistry which are not traceable in web world but I am not sure about this title. Hereby I am putting name of same title “Sachitra Samudrik Rahsyam” in Hindi “सचित्र-सामुद्रिकरहस्यम् ” if any one can spell well in English is free to do this. ...
Thank you very much for specifying your answer!
Aha...!! The original title was written in Hindi language! That explains why I could not find your title.
By the way, you made quite a few other interesting comments in your statement!!
Very interesting to hear that some Indian sages say that not all 'theories' can be applied outside the states where these are part of the culture.
I hope that our forum-friends who feel a passion for 'ancient palmistry' (such as: Stalin.v) will read your words carefully... because your examples point out why not all ancient knowledge is still usefull today! (Though basically this is of course not surprizing at all... for I think that idea is basically shared by most philosophies & religions around the world - which relates to the 'evolution' or ideas)
And I love the example regarding women with a square hand - it is even quite funny!!
Thanks again for sharing your experience & ideas!
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
The old combinations are frequently unworkable in modern times. I've spoken to several astrologers. If the old meanings are applied verbatim to planetary combinations (and by extension to palm lines), they will often make no sense in modern times.
The most misleading are those relating to women's character. Some of the most intelligent, productive, far-sighted women would have been discarded in ancient times as 'useless' wives. Many bold, confident female go-getters and leaders would have been branded as unchaste, unfaithful and aggressive.
Those of us who rely rigidly on ancient palmistry are doing ourselves a big disservice by not recognizing the obselete combinations.
That said, I, in my own limited way, do use some ancient combinations to arrive at my own conclusions. After substantial practical investigation I either discard it or apply it with some modifications appropriate to changing times. My personal opinion is that it would be equally foolish to totally disregard ancient knowledge, but that is just my opinion and have no desire to argue with anyone who thinks otherwise.
GP
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
I dont want to debate with you. I consider your views with open mind. but, fact is exactly the opposite. sun , planets and stars are ancient. Indeed, it has not been modified in this modern times. The rules of ancients are perfect all the time if they were perfected beings. We , indians have the shrines of Goddesses. That alone can illustrate you how importance we give for women. The creation , sustenence, and destruction is not only occuring to the universe. It happens even in the womb of women, which is been termed menstrual cycle by the moderns. This is the manifestation we see. The main and center shrine compartment of every hindu temple is termed garbaha mandala. Meaning is womb(productive) manifested system. We hindu, use to revolve around the main compartment of the temple thrice or once or 108 times depends on the deities which we revolve. Still, we hindu know that the basic principle gives ways for both monotheism and polytheism. It is not only idolatry. when we revolve those shrines, we have to undertand that it is equal to revolving the whole universe , being a manifestation. It is nearly initial devotion of hindus. The ideal devotion could be obtained by spritualist through penance. They dont need idols for their devotion.
Palm wont say lie. but, peoples can. This is where we miss our verifications.
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
i don't have any feedback with regards to timing techniques in palmistry, but i would like to share with you my knowledge of timing techniques in face reading. Some of you may find it helpful.
There are different schools of timing in Chinese face reading. Some people believe we should read from the client's left if he's a guy and from the right if she's a woman. Others believe this isn't necessary.
The next question comes when it comes to age. In modern times we aren't considered 21 unless we have reached our 21st birthday, but in ancient times (and modern Korea) we are considered age 1 once we are born. Our age grows by 1 every February 4th (the first day of spring according to the Chinese calendar). In other words, a baby that was just born on February 3rd would be considered two years of age by the next day! Some believe we should use modern age, while others argue we should use the Chinese age.
Then there's a question with regards to body size and timing techniques. According to a Chinese classic events would happen one or two years earlier than what appears on the face if the person is slender, and one or two years later if the person is obese events would happen two or yeas later than expected.
So, in other words, accuracy is +3 or -3 years. But from my experience accuracy is about +1 or -1 year. The harder part is to be able to see the mark/scar/sign.
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which time frame fits...
I had never seen heart line timed starting form the percussion. In this respect I follow William Benham's timing and it seems to work well that way.
So far I have found that the junction of the fate line with the head line is about 30 years of age, and the junction of the fate line with the heart line is about 50 years of age. If the fate line runs into the base of the Saturn finger it generally has indicated that longevity runs in that family, ie many close relatives living to a minimum of 80 years of age.
I find the timing on Waxman's hand for the lifeline to fall in with what I have discovered too.
Nona
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
curiouswoman- Posts : 42
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Re:which time frame fits...
last year I got a handreading with numerological recommendations from J. Berus
(his website `JürgenBerusHandlesen`is one of the 58).
He asked me:What was with 40? I said to him:I married.
It was a cloudy day , but we were laughing after these words.
I`ve ten loops, long mirrors and moon in geminis. So I`ve no problems to accept
different systems. It`s more interesting to get the right points.
Lunes
P.S.: The system of G.S. Birla seems to be well balanced
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Location : Germany
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Patti wrote:
Also, I have found that in reality, the fate line marks itself downwards in parallel to the lifeline from around early to mid 30's (age on life line). This method (not a system) would show the fate line marks itself in response to current events in one area, yet can still be read in the other area (crossing head line). I read the direction of the fate line as it crosses the headline as defining the directions in life a person is pulled toward whereas the markings that appear in parallel to the life line, are more related to current situations. I haven't thought to document this previously, but now that I have, I will watch for it and take some photos.
Patti
Hi Patti,
Can you please explain on this a little bit more with an example.
Hok- Posts : 202
Join date : 2011-03-11
Location : India
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Benham has different chart, Cheiro has different chart and Narayan Dutt Shrimali has a different chart. Benham takes the maximum age a person lives to be 70. I am quoting from memory, Cheiro takes it as 91 or 98 (Systems of seven) and Narayan Dutt Shrimali takes it as 100 years. Now neither is right or all are right. Which method you want to follow and get results is the best method for you. If you have some other chart in your mind or way of calculation and it brings you success well and good. I am inspired by W.G. Benham but for age I follow Cheiro's method in which I get good success. In the case of Heart Line though I follow the starting point to be below the Jupitor Finger, centre of the mount and from there I calculate the age. I take that to be the starting point and the ending below the mercury finger.
Once I had a discussion with Ed Campbell and he said he follows it the other way round. Actually we were discussing about a palm print in that forum. It so happened that both ways the age was correct as the point was in the centre of the heart line. Still I told him that whatever method is followed should give us the correct result.
Secondly if you read palms regularly and your desire is to solve other persons problems genuinely you will find your intuition going stronger and you will be surprised at yourself when you start giving the age predictions.
Pravin Kumar
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Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Thanks for the suggestions.pravin kumar wrote:Dear Hok,
Benham has different chart, Cheiro has different chart and Narayan Dutt Shrimali has a different chart. Benham takes the maximum age a person lives to be 70. I am quoting from memory, Cheiro takes it as 91 or 98 (Systems of seven) and Narayan Dutt Shrimali takes it as 100 years. Now neither is right or all are right. Which method you want to follow and get results is the best method for you. If you have some other chart in your mind or way of calculation and it brings you success well and good. I am inspired by W.G. Benham but for age I follow Cheiro's method in which I get good success. In the case of Heart Line though I follow the starting point to be below the Jupitor Finger, centre of the mount and from there I calculate the age. I take that to be the starting point and the ending below the mercury finger.
Once I had a discussion with Ed Campbell and he said he follows it the other way round. Actually we were discussing about a palm print in that forum. It so happened that both ways the age was correct as the point was in the centre of the heart line. Still I told him that whatever method is followed should give us the correct result.
Secondly if you read palms regularly and your desire is to solve other persons problems genuinely you will find your intuition going stronger and you will be surprised at yourself when you start giving the age predictions.
Pravin Kumar
Hok- Posts : 202
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Location : India
Re: which time scale of fate line fits in your practice?
Martijn (admin) wrote:anu_d wrote:
==>Dear Martijn,
If one predicts using "his" model......and he gets the right answers that are validted.....then I have no worry.
Right answer means he is able to validate the past events in the +/-1 year window
Proof is in the pudding....isn't it
Dear Anu_d,
From my point of view, my perception on this 'pudding' is... I have seen no proof at all! - All I see are conflicting models and unsubstantiated claims/observations.
In this perspective, using a different method... should simply lead to a different result!
I hope we can agree on that!?
And basically, if everybody is using a different method... and finds EXACTLY the same result: 'my method is right'... I think that should raise a very serious question:
What is really going on here in this matter???
(I think there is at least a lot of psychology and subjective observation involved)
But I noticed in your answer that you do not share my worries. So, I guess you provide no space at all for a thorough discussion - since you assume that your model works just fine.
Sorry, I think that these 'time'-models merely create illusions - simply because people want to attribute meaning to any characteristic of the hand. All 'time'-models factually violate Holtzman's fundamental no.1 rule of modern hand reading! (I hope you are aware of that rule)
Anyway, thanks for sharing your thought.
5 Years later I can add: all timing models not only violate Holtzman's no.1 rule... they also violate the basic principle of Multi-Perspective Hand Reading, which suggest that at least 3 dimensions of the hand are required to get involved in order to establish a reliable assessment.
More details: http://www.multiperspectivepalmreading.com/
(So, whatever system you choose for timing the fate line... the fundamental issue is that users of time models for the hand always felt satisfied with 'anecdotal evidence', because nobody ever presented any credible attempt that could represent a first step towards objective proof for any of such models - by the way, the high amount of different models can be recognized to represent a clue that nearly all of these models - if not all - are very likely not reliable at all... which concerns basically a matter simple logics!)
Fate Line Timing
pravin kumar wrote:Dear Hok,
Benham has different chart, Cheiro has different chart and Narayan Dutt Shrimali has a different chart. Benham takes the maximum age a person lives to be 70. I am quoting from memory, Cheiro takes it as 91 or 98 (Systems of seven) and Narayan Dutt Shrimali takes it as 100 years. Now neither is right or all are right. Which method you want to follow and get results is the best method for you. If you have some other chart in your mind or way of calculation and it brings you success well and good. I am inspired by W.G. Benham but for age I follow Cheiro's method in which I get good success. In the case of Heart Line though I follow the starting point to be below the Jupitor Finger, centre of the mount and from there I calculate the age. I take that to be the starting point and the ending below the mercury finger.
Once I had a discussion with Ed Campbell and he said he follows it the other way round. Actually we were discussing about a palm print in that forum. It so happened that both ways the age was correct as the point was in the centre of the heart line. Still I told him that whatever method is followed should give us the correct result.
Secondly if you read palms regularly and your desire is to solve other persons problems genuinely you will find your intuition going stronger and you will be surprised at yourself when you start giving the age predictions.
Pravin Kumar
I agree with Praveen I Follow Chiro Method and its correct . As If the palm is long or square then the calculation change . what i have seen that if we mark the junction point of Heart or head Line with Saturn it change as per shape of hand .
Nisha Ghai
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