PALMISTRY: Palmistry readers & Palmistry charts
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Palmistry is the art of characterization and foretelling the future through the study of the hand, also known as palm-reading, chirology, chiromancy, hand analysis, or Palmistry. Modern Palmistry can trace its roots back to Roma fortune tellers and Indian mystics. Sometimes modern palmists combine palmistry with traditional predictive techniques with psychology. palmistry is also frequently combined with holistic healing, and alternative methods of divination. palmistry is regarded by many as a pseudoscience. Little hard scientific evidence has been found to back up claims of palmistry.
Palmistry is usually described as the practice of telling fortunes from the lines, marks, and patterns on the hands. Well known aspects of the palmistry encyclopedia are: the life line, heart line, head line, and simian line. And a lot of people are familiar with 'the mount of Venus'. Today Western palmistry readings and palmistry charts are usually no longer focussed on future predictions. Psychology assessment and personality readings have become an aspects of modern palmistry. And the general public is usually not aware that the skills of a good Palmistry reader are founded on palmistry knowledge and the use of palmistry techniques and methods. 
Alexander Golandsky (Neustadt - Germany), Alice Funk (Zurich - Switzerland), Arjunada Vitos (London - UK), Barbara Ramseyer (Munchenstein - Switzerland), Beth Davis (Tucson - USA), Claire Savard (Quebec City - Canada), Daya Nand (Madurai - India), Mr. Dinakaran (Madurai - India), Elisa Mehl (Sydney - Australia), Elle (Edelaide - Australia), Evelyn Muller (Dassel - Germany), Frank Clifford (London - UK), Frederique Herel (Oakville - Canada), Gary Markwick (London - UK), Ghanshyam Singh Birla (Cheneville - Switzerland), Jack Trappe (Sandhausen - Germany), Jay Gurudeve (Mumbai - India), Johnny Fincham (Kirby Bedon - UK), Kenneth Lagerstrom (Burnaby - Canada), Myrna Lou Goldbaum (Boulder - USA), Pascal Stossel (Zurich - Switzerland), Patrick Gutter (Zurich - Switzerland), Patti Lightflower (Maineville - USA), Rachel Aeschbach (Riehen - Switzerland), Robin Gile (Albuquerque - USA), Rosalyn Motter (Sydney - Australia), Stephen Wayne-Smith (Surry Hills - Australia), Sue Compton (Warwick - UK), Sven Peters (Hamburg - Germany), Zuzar Patel (Mumbai - India). 
