Palmistry: The Universal Guide

by Nathaniel Altman

The key to your future—and your present and past—is in the palm of your hand! Nathaniel Altman, best-selling author of The Little Giant Encyclopedia of Palmistry , gathers the wisdom he has obtained from decades of practice to produce this comprehensive volume. He answers such questions How can the features of the hand tell palm readers as much as the lines on its surface? In what ways can you use a palm reading to change the course of your own future? There’s information on using palmistry to explore relationships and sexuality, spiritual fulfillment, and even health. Plus, there are solid technical details on the art and practice of reading palms for others. For experienced and beginning palm readers alike, this is an authoritative collection of thoughts from a master.

296 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Nathaniel Altman is a Brooklyn, New York -based writer, teacher and counselor who has authored more than twenty published books on peace studies, alternative healing, nature and relationship.

Reviews

[Cee Dee · Rating 2 out of 5]

I've read a lot of books on palmistry and chiromancy in a short time. I believe Altman is knowledgable but this book isn't edited well OR copyedited well. It looks like a Microsoft Word document. Some polish would go a really long way, and it's hard to recommend without that.

[Krista Ann Schwimmer · Rating 5 out of 5]

A palmistry book for all levels. Covers all aspects of the hand - from skin ridges to hand shapes - and has many great palm prints for examples. It is also quite readable, not merely a dictionary style of traits and information.

[Ana Maisuradze · Rating 4 out of 5]

კარგი იყო, მაგრამ თითქოს რაღაც დამაკლდა. დეტალები და ფიგურები არ არის განხილული. უფრო საბაზისო მასალაა.

[Rachel · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book had lots of information, some was very good other parts made no sense to me. I don't think vegitarians have different palms to others??

The drawings were good and clear, and there was lots of them.

I have 4 or 5 books on the subject (i find it good to get a wide view on subjects like this)this isn't my favourite but it is still a good book.