Synopsis

Understand your past and shape your future with Vedic Palmistry Discover how the lines and features of our hands are a direct reflection of our thoughts, attitude, and behavior and that its possible to change our lines and create our destiny Explore the meaning of the different lines and signs on the palm Examine before and after handprints that show how lives are transformed through palmistry and the practices of positive mindfulness, mantras, and breathworkIn this detailed guide to the art and science of Vedic palmistry (hast jyotish), renowned Vedic palmist-astrologers Ghanshyam Singh Birla and Guylaine Valle reveal how the lines on our hands are a direct reflection of our thoughts, behavior, and energiesand that its possible to change our lines and shape our destiny. Sharing insightful case studies that illustrate the connection between changed behavior and changed handprints, the authors teach us how to interpret what our palms tell us about where we have been, where we are now, and where we are capable of going.The authors explore the meaning of different lines and signs on the palm, including the correspondence between the Life Line and happiness and the minor lines and mindfulness. They show how changes in energetic vibrations, karma, and relationships are reflected in our hands as well as how the five elements and the chakras are seen on the palm.Sharing before and after handprints, the authors point out visible indicators of positive change, including the effects of mantras and breathing techniques on signs of happiness appearing over time. With this guide, you will not only be able to discover the personal blocks to happiness reflected on your hands but also watch them transform as you shift your mindset and welcome a more positive life.

About The Author

Ghanshyam Singh Birla (19412024), was a renowned Vedic palmist-astrologer. The founder of the Birla Vedic Center for Palmistry and Astrology, he is the author of several books, including Magnet Therapy.Guylaine Valle is a Vedic astro-palmist, television host, and teacher for the Birla Center. The author of The Happy Palmist, she lives in Chnville, Quebec, Canada.

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