Your future Is in the palm of your (surgeon’s) hand!

Martijn:

Please choose a good title for this post and move it to the appropriate section...I am confused!!!

http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2013/07/12/your-future-is-in-the-palm-of-your-surgeon-s-hand.html

Caledonia

Indeed very interesting.
We will see this line changing biz flourishing all over the world very soon.

If out of 37 subjects, the Jap could have 2 lottery winners and some others seeing success, then the probability is still 10% that one would get good luck.

I will certainly try it on some of my subjects.

Exception, rare of the rarest can be anywhere, but  by the law of average changing your palm lines by surgery won’t change your fate. For that you need good health, fortitude, determination and great efforts to achieve the goal. Good fate is combination of all these aspects.

I believe there may not be even a placebo effect on the person who got operated there palms, because no sign is absolute in itself. You need support to enjoy the good fruits of one good sign and support comes from elsewhere on the palms in many ways.

They can do it, they have done it and as a result they can falsely temporarily be satisfied and expect that all will be well.

But, they cannot hide their ancestor’s trait in them. Fingerprints are there to reveal the soul psychology.

We are what we are; surgery cannot change the ancestor’s trait in us. We are not moved by lines on the palms of the hands. Lines change according to our attitudes, acts and experiences.

This is like an ordinary person who doesn't know anything about medicine and carrying a Doctor’s degree! To me this is nonsense and terrifying.

Parender Sethi

I am horrified by this! as Martijn said it is totally bizarre, in fact I think it's crazy!
Whichever surgeon created such a terrible attempt at a ring of Solomon or empathy line,... I would want my money back!   
I think the hand looks much stronger in the "before" picture, it's looking rather pale and less confident with weak thumb angle in the "after" picture!  
I wouldn't even read these "lines", I'd say "Oh, you have a scar here"

Great post Parender, I also wonder if there is even a placebo effect in such surgery.  

Dear Lynn and Martijn,

Placebo effect works and even if it works 5 out of 10 times it is more than sufficient. I have read about this effect in the Book "SECRET POWER". Secondly I have used it quite a few persons successfully. The first person I read long long time back (i.e. when I started reading professionally) I told him he will get a job and good one at that shortly. The boy was Post Graduate and without a job. Second point I told him was he will get married within a year and become more successful careerwise after marriage. The first point he confirmed after a year that he did get a good job immediately after my prediction but he said he is still single. I assured him that he will soon get married. I did not receive any complains but he wanted to add me in 'facebook so I assume he got married.

Lynn wrote:I am horrified by this! as Martijn said it is totally bizarre, in fact I think it's crazy!
Whichever surgeon created such a terrible attempt at a ring of Solomon or empathy line,... I would want my money back!   
I think the hand looks much stronger in the "before" picture, it's looking rather pale and less confident with weak thumb angle in the "after" picture!  
I wouldn't even read these "lines", I'd say "Oh, you have a scar here"

Great post Parender, I also wonder if there is even a placebo effect in such surgery.  

Pravin Kumar

I understand what you are saying Pravin. Placebo effect can work by positive thinking, so if they think the surgery is helping them achieve what they want, it might help them to change their mindset and become more successful. But they could also achieve a placebo effect by other means such as going for a positive, uplifting reading (as you mentioned) or by hypnosis, or life-coaching etc.
Surgery seems a drastic way to do it!

Lynn,

Yes there are many ways to uplift a person but here we are discussing about the surgery people perform on the palm to make a person highly successful.

Lynn wrote:I understand what you are saying Pravin. Placebo effect can work by positive thinking, so if they think the surgery is helping them achieve what they want, it might help them to change their mindset and become more successful. But they could also achieve a placebo effect by other means such as going for a positive, uplifting reading (as you mentioned) or by hypnosis, or life-coaching etc.
Surgery seems a drastic way to do it!

In India I have come across quite a few instances where children are planned to be born at a particular time so that the favourable planets may bring success to that child. I have also got it down for both my grand children.

Pravin Kumar