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Palmistry

Palmistry is the pseudoscientific practice of fortune-telling through the study of the palm. Also known as palm reading, chiromancy, chirology or cheirology, the practice is found all over the world, with numerous cultural variations. Those who practice palmistry are generally called palmists, palm readers, hand readers, hand analysts, or chirologists.

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related to Further reading · 47
Palmistry → Acupuncture Medicine, Alexandra, All, American, Arpentigny, Baltzell Press, Beamish, Bhorai, Cheiro, Cheirosophy, Chicago, Clinical Background, Comte, Continuum, DesbarrollesChauran, Diamond Pocket Books, Dijk-Rijneke, Dover Publications Inc, Dwivedi, Edward
related to Modern palmistry · 31
Palmistry → After, American Chirological Society, Captain Casimir Stanislas D'Arpentigny's, Cheiro, Cheiro's, Comte, Edgar, General Kitchener, Great Britain, Grover Cleveland, Hill, India, Irish William John Warner, Joseph Chamberlain, Katharine St, La Chirognomie, London, Mark Twain, Mata Hari, Oscar Wilde
related to Ancient palmistry · 22
Palmistry → Arabia, Babylonia, Canaan, China, Chinese Yijing, Ching, Eurasian, Europe, From India, Hast-rekhā, Hindu, In, India, Nepal, Persia, Romani, Sanskrit, Sumer, Sāmudrika, The
related to Criticism · 15
Palmistry → Although, Bible, Catholic Church, Christian, Christians, Cold, Comte, During, However, Jewish, Psychologist, Ray Hyman, Saint-Germain, Scientific, Skeptics
related to Relationship with dermatoglyphics · 3
Palmistry → Dermatoglyphics, Samudrika Shastra, The
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Palmistry → pseudoscientific practice of fortune-telling through the study of the palm
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Palmistry → which included the studies of marks all over a person's body
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Palmistry → Skeptic's Dictionary

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Palmistryis apseudoscientific practice of fortune-telling through the study of the palm0.90text
astrologyinstance ofwhich included the studies of marks all over a person's body0.80text
palmistryinstance ofwhich included the studies of marks all over a person's body0.80text
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryEurasian0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistrySumer0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryBabylonia0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryArabia0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryCanaan0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryPersia0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryIndia0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryNepal0.60section
Palmistryrelated to Ancient palmistryTibet0.60section

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