palmistry

I was talking to a friend of mine yesterday and she told me that she'd been to a palm reader over the weekend. This woman (a geophysicist) is normally very reality-bound and so I was surprised to hear that she'd be dabbling in the paranormal. "Well," she giggled, "It was a gift from a friend...

I attended the Maker Faire, a wonderful Geekfest in Queens, a couple weekends ago with my kids and their friends, and snapped this rather telling photo: :facepalm:

:woo I've lived in Anaheim for almost a decade, and this is the first time I've seen this advert and website: The Learning Light Foundation SoCal's Largest Psychic Fair Shopping Bazaar & Free Lectures 2nd Saturday of Every Month 10am to 5pm $2 Admission $15 - $50 for Readings $20...

I'd like to thank everyone who took the time to give their responses to my plea for guidance on the ethics of doing palm readings to raise money for charities; your comments were all appreciated. In fact, I have to hand it to you; you put your fingers right on the mark. I'm glad that no one...

I hope that forum members can help me resolve an ethical dilemma. When I was a teenager, many years ago, I looked around for something distinctive I could do to break the ice at parties and make friends. I hit on palm reading, mainly because no one else I knew was doing it and it sounded...

Does the claim that specific personality traits can be revealed through the lines in one's fingertips or palms qualify as a paranormal event eligible for for the million dollar challenge? Specfically, www.handanalysis.net.

I bought a book that professes to teach palmastry. I am going to learn how to read palms. If you scan your Right Palm in I will do a reading and test the books accuracy. Of course in some cases I will give the opposite reading just to see what happens.