Priceless information about your physical, mental, and emotional health is in plain sight at the ends of your arms. Your character, values, thinking, feelings, will power, health, relationships, creativity, philosophy, purpose, dreams, and spirituality are incarnate in your hands. As you begin to examine your hands and become more conscious of your behavior, you’ll make healthier decisions, manage your time and free will better, and fulfill more of your innate talents and potentials.

Your hands are topographical maps of your character in past, present, and future. Size, shape, and proportions of hands reveal a combination of four basic archetypes: Intuitive, Practical, Thinking, and Feeling. Hand texture, color, elasticity and consistency of skin, and flexibility of joints explain how you initiate, maintain, and adapt to new ideas and circumstances. The lengths and proportions of your fingers, knots, shapes of fingertips, and qualities of nails represent your relationships and how you are fulfilling your potentials in your world around you. Lines, dermatoglyphics (fixed skin ridge patterns), and gestures reveal more detailed information about your life choices and circumstances. The arts and crafts of interpretation and counseling require study and practice.

My mission is to give everyone a helping hand, their own. I will affirm, confirm, and inform readers of my blog about themselves in constructive, helpful, and hopeful ways. I’ll share compelling stories of clients, friends, family, and celebrities, along with photos of hands that link ancient Greek myth to present-day psycho-social narrative. As Joseph Campbell said, “Oedipus crosses 42^nd Street.”

In 1968, “What’s your sun sign?” set mass-market astrology in motion. Astrology had been around for thousands of years. Suddenly, horoscopes began appearing worldwide in consumer newspapers and magazines. Linda Goodman sold over 100,000,000 sun sign books (with virtually no e-social networking). Astrology (based on an exact date, time, and place of birth) symbolizes a person’s potential character patterns and challenges. Hands reveal true character; what we’ve done, do, and are likely to do with our challenges and potentials. After 5,500 years, the ancient science and art of palmistry will be revitalized, initiating compelling new opportunities for people to interact and get to know themselves and others. A powerful new catchphrase for the 21^st Century will be “Show me your hands”.