Superiority of the PALM over the HOROSCOPE!

[Guest guest]

Birthtimes can be inaccurate, often are and many a times are

mistakenly presented, sending the hardworking astrologers on a wild

goose chase!

 

 

But the palm prints are more or less unmistakable and unmistakably

ours, from birth to death!

 

 

For instance, those who are adopted or for many other reasons do not

really have an accurate birthtime or even date for that matter! They

still do have their palms for life and if only we could READ the

obvious (palm) rather than the oblivious (birthtimes!).

 

 

Palm prints, from that perspective, are superior to horoscopes!

 

But is palmistry up to the task and would it or its practitioners

come forward to challenge astrology or horoscopy?

 

Don't look at me for answers, forum!!

 

Rohiniranjan

[Guest guest]

Ranjanji,

 

an interesting topic..i also believe in palmistry lot lot more than

astrology based uopn my practical experiences..

 

- for example have people noticed that most of the times lines in

our left hand never changes but in the right hand changes all the

time..

- for example have people noticed that in times of difficulties lot

of criss cross lines start appearing mainly on right hand..

- i have noticed lines for example marriage lines/child lines etc

starting to appear few months before the actual event.

- i have noticed crosses appearing over lifeline few months again

before the actual event.

 

there must be something to this

 

i have found that most of times lot of good predictions about some

of my wellwishers were made by people who knew palmistry..

 

astrology i always found that most of preditions are pretty

generalised..out of 10 things may be 3-4 may be right but then

thats probability..

 

Anyways that just my thoughts..would like to hear other people

opinion on the same..

 

Best Regards,

- Neeraj

, "Rohiniranjan"

<jyotish_vani wrote:

>

> Birthtimes can be inaccurate, often are and many a times are

> mistakenly presented, sending the hardworking astrologers on a

wild

> goose chase!

>

>

> But the palm prints are more or less unmistakable and unmistakably

> ours, from birth to death!

>

>

> For instance, those who are adopted or for many other reasons do

not

> really have an accurate birthtime or even date for that matter!

They

> still do have their palms for life and if only we could READ the

> obvious (palm) rather than the oblivious (birthtimes!).

>

>

> Palm prints, from that perspective, are superior to horoscopes!

>

> But is palmistry up to the task and would it or its practitioners

> come forward to challenge astrology or horoscopy?

>

> Don't look at me for answers, forum!!

>

> Rohiniranjan

>

[Guest guest]

Neeraj ji,

 

Palmistry certainly works. I have not comparatively examined the two,

astrology and palmistry as rigorously as you obviously have (judging

by the stats given by you). Where birthdata are not available or

questionable, palmistry certainly seems to have advantage. Which one

has more capability or resolution is another matter. Both ultimately

are based strongly on pattern recognition even though there can be

logical underpinnings beneath both divinatory crafts.

 

But 3 or 4 out of 10 is rather poor, performance-wise. Generally

astrologers claim percentages like 75 to 82, overall. 30-40% would be

even less than pure chance (50% assuming that the coin is balanced!).

 

Anyway -- thanks for your thoughts

 

RR

 

 

, "mahima_neeraj"

<mahima_neeraj wrote:

>

> Ranjanji,

>

> an interesting topic..i also believe in palmistry lot lot more than

> astrology based uopn my practical experiences..

>

> - for example have people noticed that most of the times lines in

> our left hand never changes but in the right hand changes all the

> time..

> - for example have people noticed that in times of difficulties lot

> of criss cross lines start appearing mainly on right hand..

> - i have noticed lines for example marriage lines/child lines etc

> starting to appear few months before the actual event.

> - i have noticed crosses appearing over lifeline few months again

> before the actual event.

>

> there must be something to this

>

> i have found that most of times lot of good predictions about some

> of my wellwishers were made by people who knew palmistry..

>

> astrology i always found that most of preditions are pretty

> generalised..out of 10 things may be 3-4 may be right but then

> thats probability..

>

> Anyways that just my thoughts..would like to hear other people

> opinion on the same..

>

> Best Regards,

> - Neeraj

> , "Rohiniranjan"

> <jyotish_vani@> wrote:

> >

> > Birthtimes can be inaccurate, often are and many a times are

> > mistakenly presented, sending the hardworking astrologers on a

> wild

> > goose chase!

> >

> >

> > But the palm prints are more or less unmistakable and

unmistakably

> > ours, from birth to death!

> >

> >

> > For instance, those who are adopted or for many other reasons do

> not

> > really have an accurate birthtime or even date for that matter!

> They

> > still do have their palms for life and if only we could READ the

> > obvious (palm) rather than the oblivious (birthtimes!).

> >

> >

> > Palm prints, from that perspective, are superior to horoscopes!

> >

> > But is palmistry up to the task and would it or its practitioners

> > come forward to challenge astrology or horoscopy?

> >

> > Don't look at me for answers, forum!!

> >

> > Rohiniranjan

> >

>