This is a wonderful work on palmistry. I am recommending this book as its language is lucid and the authors have tried to make the book suitable for beginners. The authors have clearly stated that the book is based on opinions of Edger Heron Allen, Cheiro and others. Some critics said that this book has influenced Comte de St Germain a lot.
Dear friends, this is a blog about astrology and palmistry. This blog is aimed to preserve all the valuable works of astrology and palmistry. As I am too busy and also too lazy, please DO NOT request any predictions. I have some of the rarest of the rare astrology books. I'll share them in PDF form. The emphasis will be in Bengali books and Vedic astrology but I will also share other books as well.
Showing posts with label Palmistry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Palmistry. Show all posts
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
You and Your Hand By Cheiro
This book is another classic by Cheiro. Though it is a very small work in terms of number of pages, it has some valuable contents.
I shall publish its English translation also as you can download both of them and compare.
I have some great palmistry books in English but non of them has been translated in Bengali. In between, I will publish books in Bengali also.
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Saturday, January 7, 2012
Hath Er Vasha (Language of the Hand) by Cheiro
Cheiro, (William John Warner) is the most successfull and the most celebrated palmist of the world. He is the most successfull writer on palmistry also. He was a legend in his life time.
Born in Ireland, he took the name "Count Louis Hamon" or "Count Leigh de Hamong" and then, "Cheiro" - derived from "Chiromancy" which means "palmistry".
He had successfully predicted that the King Edward VIII of England will refuse the Throne for his love! This incident became an epic and at that time, Chiro was in the pinnacle of his career! (by the way, Amrita Bazar Patrika of Calcutta was the first news paper in the world to deliver such a "breaking news"!)
In his autobiography, he said that he had learnt palmistry in India and his guru was a Brahmin. Though, some of the Indian scholars has suspected this as a "business gimmick" as in his books he has never described any thing that supports this. Most of the basic points of his style is very much different from the Indian style and much more closed to the European one. As of example, he said the heart line ends under the mount of Mercury but in Indian style it starts from their. He mainly followed Edward Heron-Allen, Captain Casimir Stanislas D'Arpentigny and Adrien Adolphe Desbarolles.
His books of palmistry are the most circulated palmistry books in the world.
Born in Ireland, he took the name "Count Louis Hamon" or "Count Leigh de Hamong" and then, "Cheiro" - derived from "Chiromancy" which means "palmistry".
He had successfully predicted that the King Edward VIII of England will refuse the Throne for his love! This incident became an epic and at that time, Chiro was in the pinnacle of his career! (by the way, Amrita Bazar Patrika of Calcutta was the first news paper in the world to deliver such a "breaking news"!)
In his autobiography, he said that he had learnt palmistry in India and his guru was a Brahmin. Though, some of the Indian scholars has suspected this as a "business gimmick" as in his books he has never described any thing that supports this. Most of the basic points of his style is very much different from the Indian style and much more closed to the European one. As of example, he said the heart line ends under the mount of Mercury but in Indian style it starts from their. He mainly followed Edward Heron-Allen, Captain Casimir Stanislas D'Arpentigny and Adrien Adolphe Desbarolles.
His books of palmistry are the most circulated palmistry books in the world.
But, in my point of view, he is not the greatest writer of the subject. One can read his books as a primary reading.
This books was originally scanned, processed and uploaded by Ayan, the Admin of the most popular and celebrated Bengali books site "pathagar.net". I am grateful to him because he gave me the permission to post it in my blog.
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