Palm Reading and Fortune Telling (Collection of Ancient Culture)

Such books must be illustrated with illustrations

Palm reading was once a very popular activity in our country. People tried to find certainty about the future in life. It was a method used in ancient culture to speculate on a person's character and destiny. Palmistry is the study of a person's personality traits and future trends by observing the shape, lines and length of fingers. Palmistry believes that the lines and shape of the palm are related to a person's personality, wisdom, luck, etc. Physiognomy is the study of a person's character and destiny by observing their facial features, although of course in modern society they are primarily viewed as a folk tradition and form of entertainment rather than a scientifically accurate way to understand a person's character and destiny.

Metaphysics has become a kind of psychotherapy and spiritual healing among today's young people. I never thought that as an adult I would be interested in Feng Shui and Numerology. The whole book talks about Chinese folk physiognomy and palmistry. However, one thing I want to complain about is that the faces and palms in the book do not match the pictures, and I don't know where to find them here and there to piece them together. Newbies can't understand it at all, so I feel it's better to find a senior master to help them get started with this kind of knowledge. Otherwise, it will be difficult to comprehend it just by yourself.

It's quite interesting, you can find out more about it. When observing palmistry, we first determine the attributes of the five elements by looking at the shape, lines, and color of the hand. The so-called five elements are the general term for wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. The five elements represent the various energies between heaven and earth. Traditional Chinese concepts believe that humans are born with the vitality of heaven and earth, so humans have the attributes of yin and yang and the five elements. However, a person's vitality is not necessarily all five elements. Some are unique to one element, and some are a mixture of multiple qi. They may be heavy or light, of various colors, and are inseparable from the five elements no matter what.

As one of the five metaphysical arts, physiognomy contains many mysteries. It is based on the theory of Yin Yang and Five Elements, supplemented by observation, and can roughly judge a person's future development. The author studied a large number of ancient books on physiognomy, took the essence and eliminated the dross, and then integrated and supplemented the knowledge of physiognomy from the perspective of modern science. Compared with the obscurity of ancient books, this book is easy to understand, so that people who are in the blind spot of relevant knowledge can also have the desire to read on. After roughly classifying different palmistry and facial readings and then explaining them in detail, the article is clearly organized and the content is very attractive.

The content of this book is profound and exciting. It is difficult to understand the part about the Ten Gods and the chapter about husband and wife. Overall, it is very well written.

I'm still not finished, I hope it's written in simple vernacular, but some of it is incomprehensible.

Not bad, a very good textbook

Just no pictures

It would be nice to have pictures

Good books good books good books

Very nice, I like it very much

Very good very good.

It's a pity that there is no picture, and there seems to be a lot of typos. I'm not sure if it's a typo or I just didn't understand it [face covering]