About Chirology
Lines and markings on the palm begin to develop on the hands of a baby approximately in the fourth and fifth weeks of pregnancy. From then the brain records an accurate history on the palm, a process that continues until death.
The only markings on the palm that are constant are those on the top segment of each finger. These dermatoglyphics are also called fingerprints. All other markings and lines on the hand can, and do, change. The medical profession makes use of these features for diagnostic purposes and within the criminal justice system the use of fingerprints is regarded as a reliable form of identification. Unknown to many it is also possible to analyse the features on the hand from a psychological perspective.
A hand analysis report is based on Chirology principles. Chirology is a discipline of hand analysis and counselling that utilises the five element principles in order to provide structure to hand analysis. The element system provides a neutral and reliable universal language.
The analysis of the features identified on your hands is based on research of similar markings, lines and specific features of thousands of other hands. Every hand is however unique and yours is no exception. The comments, in the report provided to you, can in this regard be very subjective and your interpretation of it vital in order to isolate information communicated by your brain. A discussion session is therefore recommended.
By interpreting the markings on the hand, children, who are often unable to verbalise their feelings and emotions, can be spared long question sessions to determine the area in which they experience difficulties. Career guidance and counselling based on the features identified on the hand can also be provided. Other areas where information from the hands proved to be beneficial are identifying emotional and stress factors, learning difficulties, inherent talents for music, art, an affinity for nature and /or animals, to name but a few.