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Destiny in the Palm of Your Hand: Creating Your Future through Vedic Palmistry

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I have read this book at least three times. Each time I have been impressed by clarity, comprehensiveness and simple language of the content. It is the only book I have ever read that uses Palmistry as a tool for Self Understanding and personal growth. I liked the analogies, the simple diagrams to explain the concepts. It was helpful to see suggestions and recommendations about how to bring about positive changes. It made me realize the impact of present thinking and behavior on my future and how only I was responsible for it all. It was impressive the way Dr. Birla had integrated, Gunas, Elements, Levels of Consciousness and Laterality of Brain with Palmistry.

This is one of the best books on Vedic Palmistry I have read. The author has very deep understanding of the vedic philosophy and the science of palmistry and yet it is presented with a very modern frame of mind. Illustrations are very clear and precise. Foreward by David Frawley - says a lot about the quality of the book. I love every page but my favorite is how each feature of the hand is explained in terms of the 3 levels of consciousness and sattva, rajas and tamas. It is only 104 pages, so no useless fluff either. Hard to put it down once you start reading it. Even if you are not interested in palmistry but are a spiritual seeker, you will not regret you bought this book.

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If you want to know more about your destiny this is a must read. Detailed reading and gives comprehensive teaching on palm reading.

Knowledge is power. Understanding ourself better through our own unique pattern of lines and signs helps us create our own destiny. I love the aspect of Palmistry that the more we know ourselves, the changes in our attitude and behaviour registers in the morphology of our hands.

This book is certainly nicely illustrated and well presented. It may be an excellent gift for yours friends, if they would like to discover some aspects of palmistry. However, for a more experienced reader, it might be difficult to grasp if the content is specifically vedic palmistry or a mix of occidental and oriental pespectives.

this book is a complete and total waste of time. this is one reason why palmistry can not seem to take hold the way astrolog has in our culture. it gives you no clue at all how to see what the patterns really mean. this is like bad fortune telling.