Linda’s Hand By T. Stokes

I always say to people who send me hand pics, “tell me nothing about yourself before the reading.”

The client asked why am I always so unhappy?

Overall this is a very good hand but there are several factors here of concern.

There are several kinds of depression. Official figures are that one person in four is prone to it at some time, but the real figures are that everyone will experience it in some form.

A large-scale study published in Molecular Psychiatry has uncovered a distinct pattern of biological changes in people with major depressive disorders. Individuals experiencing depression, both currently and in the past, showed alterations in various small molecules in their blood, particularly those related to fats. These findings infer that very soon a blood sample will give so much more detail.

Many psychologists do not trust palmistry as there are many fraudsters and scammers who have no real knowledge but tell you what you want to hear. I have lost count of the number of people who have said “another palmist has told me I will win the lottery.”

1 A very short first or Jupiter finger always shows low self-esteem – this person does not feel they are as good as others, this usually leads to depression.

2 Similarly a very short Mercury finger leads to a bottling up of feelings. Mercury is the messenger of the gods, and this gives difficulties in expression. Only 7% is verbal – a shortness here shows a hindrance from the spoken word.

3 Both main relationship lines drop down, they are pulled toward Mars the planet of war, so we see these are not successful long term, the low self-confidence has deep long-term effects.

4 The open head and lifelines show someone who can act impulsively, this is a worry.

5 The severe drooping of the Lifeline shows at times this girl will wish she was not here, expert and gentle counseling was advised.

My guess from early signs was an over strict and emotionally remote father who would be critical. Criticism can emotionally cripple a sensitive child.

When I worked at the Greywood Clinic we saw so much of this but she is now making such good progress. Even the way she walks has changed. Depression now called ” Persistent Negative Mood Disorder” can affect us all.

Never be afraid to ask for assistance. A wise man once said, “all the help is out there, you only have to let it in.”

Happy Palmistry

T. Stokes

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