Death and hand reading

Can Death be seen on the hand? Can Death be predicted? Do we know when the end is near?

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The answer to this question is that yes it can - but not with a hundred per cent accuracy. I have already written about whether palmistry can predict future events, the fact that no event in the future can be determined with certainty, and this applies to Death as well. But this does not mean that Death cannot be seen on the hand.

Prediction of any sort is not a black-and-white thing. Just because future events cannot be predicted with certainty, it does not take away from the importance of hand-reading. Hand reading is to be used as a diagnostic tool because we have dynamic futures.

While death as a certain event at a particular point in time cannot be seen on the hand, the scent of death can be. Not as
an inevitable event, but an event which can be prevented or at least postponed in some cases. The clues are there to see if they are read correctly.

So, what are these signs that show a hint of death?

What must be said first and foremost is that the end of the Lifeline does not show death. A person can live long past the end of the Lifeline and conversely die at a young age even though the Lifeline goes right till the end.

What shows that death lurks nearby? Famous hand readers/palmists like Noel Jaquin have mentioned it. The quality of the ridges of the hand is a primary indication of life-threatening disease. The ridges of the hand start to fray, weaken and at times disappear altogether, at the start on sections of the hand. I have seen this on the hands of terminal cancer patients.

Hands which indicate fatal accidents of healthy people will not show these warning signs. A fatal accident or sudden death is difficult to diagnose with certainty as the fear and anxiety or some kind of intuitive feeling which has created certain alarming signs (which can indicate future calamities) may not result in what is foretold if proper precautions are taken.

People will persist in wanting to know – what are the signs that show accidents? Deep and dark bars, crosses or dark, deep dots or stars on the hand, more so on the lifeline, mercury line, or headline are to be noted as danger points, but usually only if they are as deep, or deeper than the main line itself. These signs usually jump out at you from the hand, so remarkable do they seem because of their colour and strength.

The signs can disappear and the event may never take place if preventive measures are taken.

It is also difficult to pinpoint whether these signs are an indication of physical or mental trauma (in one case it was the case of a head tumour which was finally cured and the person is living a normal life today), and that is why it is best not to try and explain what they mean. This is because no one can know for sure. No hand reader can ever be sure, not until after the event. And even if such a sign is seen to have been confirmed as accurate (after the event) it does not mean that a similar sign on another hand will mean the same thing.

The same principle applies when it comes to predicting death. This post on Kishore Kumar's hand reading shows that his death was marked on the fateline, which was unusual. Disaster signs on the fateline are usually about financial calamity or some serious obstacle in one's personal life.
 
The best practice for a hand reader is not to mention death at all. The reasons are obvious. Not just because the hand reader can make an error, and not just because no hand reader can ever know for sure, but also because it can be traumatic for the person whose hand is being read. It can precipitate the event in some cases (due to anxiety or a fatalistic attitude).

Respect Death. It is not predetermined, and it can be held at bay, but it can also strike when least expected, so do not make the error of disrespecting it by predicting it. The best way to see the Marks of Death on the hand is after the person is deceased.

Don't miss out on reading these posts which bust some other palmistry myths: The Myth of the Marriage Lines and some misconceptions about predictions about Love and Marriage

This is an important one: Ten Frequently Asked Questions about Hand Reading (PALMISTRY FAQS)

Or Palmistry Explained or Palmistry Myths and Misconceptions and how palmistry can help you lead a better life

You might also like: Your hand lines are a reflection of you; not vice versa or Stars, Crosses, Symbols and Superstition in hand reading. Or instead, check out this collection of posts on the unreliability of predictive palmistry or here are all the posts filed under the label Palmistry.

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