The difference between the right and left hand is another important point which we need to consider. The most inexperienced observer, having examined even a limited number of hands, will be struck by a sharp discrepancy, which, as a rule, is noted in the form and position of the lines on the right and left hands of the same person.
This observation is of exceptional importance. In practice, I have made it a rule to look at both palms, but rely more on the information provided by the right hand than the left hand. Here it is appropriate to cite one old and wise saying: "The left hand is given to us from birth, and we acquire the right hand." This is the correct principle to be followed; left hand reflects the character given to us by nature, and right hand- acquired skills, experience and environmental conditions that affect the life of the subject. The old idea of reading on the left hand, for the simple reason that it is closer to the heart, is associated with numerous prejudices that throw the oldest of sciences back to the dark times of the Middle Ages, when the heart was considered the most important organ, hence the origin of this centuries-old prejudice. If, however, the present study is considered logically and scientific points vision, we find that the wider use of the right hand over many generations has led to a more perfect development of the nervous and muscular systems in comparison with the left. Usually the right hand carries out the commands coming from the brain, serving, so to speak, as its more active instrument. Since the human body has been shown to go through a process of slow and steady development, and any change it undergoes affects and reflects on the state of the entire human body, it is therefore wiser to examine his right hand for similar changes that occur even in present and on which future developments depend.
My advice in this connection is this: put both hands before you, carefully examine them and note what nature has done with them, look at what she goes on doing with them; also try to find an explanation for why this or that change occurred; looking into the future, always build your assumptions on the development of the lines of the right hand.
If the subject is left-handed, the reading technique will take a completely different direction. It is interesting to note that in people who have better left hand than right hand, the lines of the palm will appear more clearly on the left hand, and vice versa. Another easy way to determine whether a person is right-handed or left-handed is to notice if there are any calluses on the balls of his fingers and on the hills; that palm, on which there will be more of them, will be "the hand that we acquire."
Some people change so much during their lives that two identical lines are unlikely to be found on their hands; on the other hand, the changes in the lines of the arms may be so small as to be barely perceptible. General rule to follow is this: when a noticeable difference appears on both hands, then this means that the subject has lived an interesting, eventful life, in contrast to a person who has both hands the same. The most interesting details in the subject's past life and even changes in the nature of his work and views can be ascertained by careful research using a similar approach.
The basic law of palmistry is that when reading hands, you need to remember: on the left hand is what you were born with, and on the right - what you create yourself.
Have you noticed that your left and right hands are not the same? Are you amazed? That is why, when reading the hands, one should first consider both the left and right hands together.
If the hands are almost the same, then it can be assumed that the person has not changed much since the day of birth.
Differences between the right and left hands in palmistry and their meaning
The Head Line is considered the most important line for finding change. On the left hand, its decline to the hill speaks of the impressionability and dreaminess of its owner. At the same time, on the right hand, it can be absolutely straight. This signifies the development of the practical side of nature. That is, the intentional rejection of inherited inclinations, such as artistic or imaginative qualities.
It happens quite the opposite, on the right hand the Head line descends to the hill of the Moon, and on the left it is completely straight. This, most likely, means that a person was born a practitioner, was engaged, for example, in commerce or business. And then he developed artistic skills or imagination. This happens with writers or artists who specifically chose a path that differs from the conventions and traditions of the family.
The right hand of a person differs from the left due to the development and change in the conditions and characteristics laid down by nature.
Do not be surprised that the line of Fate on the left hand is connected with the line of Life, while it recedes a quarter or half a centimeter from the line of Life on the right hand. This means that the circumstances of the house interfered with the person. Or the fact that at a young age people forced him too much with their affection or. And he later developed independence in his character and began to avoid these conditions.
The difference between the two hands is very important in the matter of health. For example, in a person, the line of Life can be very poorly formed on the left hand, and on the right - quite the opposite. This means that after birth, a person was rather weak and had health problems, and over time this situation improved. And now he is healthy and full of energy.
If the line of Life is very intermittent on both hands, this is a sign that his life is unlikely to be long. And the places of the gap indicate the threat of death. It happens that the line is broken on the left hand, but not on the right. Most likely, this is a sign of a serious illness. But if a person learns about it in a timely manner, he will have the opportunity to recover, avoiding death.
As you delve deeper into the differences between the hands, you can come to the conclusion that the left hand tells about inherited or hereditary qualities. And the right hand denotes developed talents or inclinations, or those that will be developed during a person's life.
