Hand Psychology: A New Insight into Solving Your Problems

By Andrew Fitzherbert

Book Overview

Do you want to get more out of life? Develop your talents? Identify your weaknesses? Discover why you're having problems with your boss, your neighbours, or your family? Hand psychology can help you. The answers to many nagging difficulties which crop up day to day are, quite literally, right there in your hands. By their size, shape, lines and other markings, your hands reveal a vast amount of information about you. Hand psychology interprets this information and applies it to everyday life. Professional palmist Andrew Fitzherbert demonstrates clearly and straightforwardly how to identify your talents and weaknesses, and how to evaluate key facets of your personality such as self-esteem, sex drive and sense of humour. He shows how to use this knowledge in solving your problems. Unlike ordinary palmistry books, there are no complex rules or mysterious names to learn. Everything is explained step by step with clear illustrations and real-life examples. And there is even a set of lessons for those who want to learn more about reading palms, a teach-your-self section complete with examples and clear instructions. Home, work, leisure interests and personal relationships can all benefit from Hand Psychology's new and exciting approach to solving life's problems. Book jacket.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0895294079
• ISBN13: 9780895294074
• Release Date: January 1988
• Publisher: Avery Pub Group
• Length: 262 Pages
• Weight: 0.84 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.5" x 0.8" x 5.3"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 12 and higher

Customer Reviews

Excellent Book

Australian, Andrew Fitzherbert, has done a great job with this easy to read and assimilate text book. He is erudite without being boring and the book is laid out in a way that everyday readers will appreciate, with chapters dealing with common interests like one's love life and career. It's well-illustrated too. Andrew's a very good palmist and all his books will be collector's items one day. We in the QLD Palmistry Guild, which he inaugurated in 1978, are hoping he'll be returning to us again before long.