YOUR FINGERTIPS: THE SIGNATURE OF YOUR SOUL
Long before you took your first breath, somewhere between the tenth and
sixteenth week in the womb, the skin of your fingertips folded into ridges.
Those tiny loops, whorls and arches were fixed then and will stay with you
for life. Lines on the palm deepen, fade and change as you grow –
your fingerprints never do.
That is why modern hand readers treat the fingerprints as the deepest
layer of the hand: not what you are doing, but who you came here to be.
WHAT ARE DERMATOGLYPHICS?
Dermatoglyphics – from the Greek derma (skin) and
glyphe (carving) – is the study of the ridge patterns
carved into the skin of the fingers, palms and soles.
Scientists use it for identification and medical research. Palmists
read it as the hand's oldest written language.