The Palmistry of Fingerprints

The Palmistry of Fingerprints is a comprehensive look at the significance of the skin ridge patterns found in your hands. While the forensic use of fingerprint identification has been in use since Victorian times, over the last one hundred years the modern study of dermatoglyphics has established the psychological, genetic and diagnostic value of the finger and palmar patterns. As biometric markers of that which is unique and individual to each of us, this book enables the reader to unveil the significance of their own fingerprint patterns and engage in a journey of personal meaning and psychological self-discovery. Your life is literally in your hands.

Christopher Jones has been a leading figure in the world of handreading for 40yrs and was the Secretary of the Cheirological Society from 1989-1999 writing for and publishing their Quarterly Journal of Studies. During that time, he taught many handreaders who went on to become the expert cheirologists in their countries, including Israel, Spain, Croatia, Australia, Sweden, South Africa, Canada and the UK. The written works of his students are amongst the most esteemed books on handreading available today. He lives in Waihi, New Zealand.