face reading

Seeing all those faces this might be the right place to ask the question, in what sense face reading can contribute to palm reading, and if they can lead to a conflicting interpretation.

In Benham's Book on Palmistry he has given several examples of how to get a clue to what a person is by just observing how he walks with his hands held by his side . He has given various poses and also given interpretation on how the person looks with the hands by his side and interpreted which gives a clue as to what is going on in his mind.

In Indian Palmistry experts are able to read a person's nature and life history just by looking at the face, the eyebrows, the lips, the nose, forehead etc. etc.

P.K.

pravin kumar wrote:
In Indian Palmistry experts are able to read a person's nature and life history just by looking at the face, the eyebrows, the lips, the nose, forehead etc. etc.

P.K.

Hi Pravin,

So you confirm that face reading indeed is a good complement to chirognomy. Do you know whether chinese face reading differs from the indian?

I have never studies Face Reading but definitely what Benham has mentioned in his book I have read and that gives a clue as to what goes on in the mind of the person which helps in reading the palm of that person easily.

P.K.

A couple of years ago I did study face reading. The chinese face reading is popular, and you see little about indian face reading on amazon. Obviously the great merit of face reading is, that you can analyse without the consent of the person. When I will have a good grip on palmistry, I will take this discipline up again. Good to hear that it is in india included by tradition.

Face Reading through facial features,can known one's family, marriage, children, and so on, can also judge every year.Physiognomy of India, is about astrology, I've seen in recent years, India's published a few vedic physiognomy, there are a lot of content copied from Chinese physiognomy.India has its own physiognomy, actually but are formed according to the vedic astrology.

I have a lot of respect for the old indian religion in it's pure form. But their astrology also has been copied from the greeks. That's why it looks so similar to western astrology. Though indian religion is very special, the message is that all cultures bring forth something unique spiritual, and very very valuable. Brahman is not confined to the indian territory.

yogiman wrote:I have a lot of respect for the old indian religion in it's pure form. But their astrology also has been copied from the greeks. That's why it looks so similar to western astrology. Though indian religion is very special, the message is that all cultures bring forth something unique spiritual, and very very valuable. Brahman is not confined to the indian territory.

Hello Mr. Yogiman,

Your statements are inaccurate & somewhat amusing. It is obvious that you have a very superficial familiarity with Indian occult tradition.

I have never responded to posts on this forum that portray Indian occult traditions as superstition, etc. because of a lack of time & a disinclination to argue & debate.

I'm writing this purely for the benefit of my fellow Indians who  may believe your statement that Indian astrology has been copied from the Greeks. If you take the trouble to delve deeper into the technicalities, you will discover that Greek astrology & occult tradition doesn't even come close to the depths of Indian tradition,

Again, I must emphasize that this post is intended purely for the benefit of my fellow Indians. It goes without saying that you are free to believe what you wish.

I'm sure you are a seeker of the truth. Do some more research, you may be surprised by what you find. Goodluck !

Well, google on -indian astrology hellenistic-. To set you somewhat at ease, I do believe that sanskrit has always been indian, and doesn't have sanskrit perzian roots. In the case of astrology I don't know. The ancient greek civilization was also very developed, especially in the field of mathematics. Mathematics and astronomy/astrology are related.

guypalm wrote:

yogiman wrote:I have a lot of respect for the old indian religion in it's pure form. But their astrology also has been copied from the greeks. That's why it looks so similar to western astrology. Though indian religion is very special, the message is that all cultures bring forth something unique spiritual, and very very valuable. Brahman is not confined to the indian territory.

Hello Mr. Yogiman,

Your statements are inaccurate & somewhat amusing. It is obvious that you have a very superficial familiarity with Indian occult tradition.

I have never responded to posts on this forum that portray Indian occult traditions as superstition, etc. because of a lack of time & a disinclination to argue & debate.

I'm writing this purely for the benefit of my fellow Indians who  may believe your statement that Indian astrology has been copied from the Greeks. If you take the trouble to delve deeper into the technicalities, you will discover that Greek astrology & occult tradition doesn't even come close to the depths of Indian tradition,

Again, I must emphasize that this post is intended purely for the benefit of my fellow Indians. It goes without saying that you are free to believe what you wish.

I'm sure you are a seeker of the truth. Do some more research, you may be surprised by what you find. Goodluck !

The gentleman said is very right, vedic astrology system has its unique system, there are many in the genre of vedic astrology, including the Arab school later, vedic astrology in the development of cultural fusion, but it has its own unique large system.