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The Bewitchingbee Palmistry Page

 

"The most beautiful thing we can experience

is the mysterious. It is the source of all

true art and science".

                                        Albert Einstein

 

             

Deborah is a certified Hand analyst/ palmist, a spell collector, a practicing witch, and a registered nurse. She teaches palmistry classes and does individual readings at the House of Magick, Milwaukee, WI  Phone:   (414)-294-3444. Deborah combines intuitive and scientific interpretations of the hand's shape and structure to reveal the individual's strengths and weaknesses, health tendencies, and life path as guideposts to the person's search for self- understanding and personal fulfillment.

 

                                                           For further information on classes

or individual readings, contact

Deborah at

deborah@bewitchingbee.com

or call

House of Magick: (414)-294-3444

                                                                    www.houseofmagick.com

 

7 FREE PALMISTRY LESSONS (SEE BELOW)


* Lesson 1 - Palmistry, a Spell-binding, Scientific Art

* Lesson 2 - How to get a good print/ Equipment needed

* Lesson 3 - The Elements in your hands

* Lesson 4 - Active Hand/ Passive Hand

* Lesson 5 - Life Line

* Lesson 6 - Head Line

* Lesson 7 - Heart Line

* In Summary






IN SUMMARY

Hand analysis is a complex system that has evolved over the ages. Much like the all the bits and pieces that add up to the total person, palmistry is many things. It is scientific, and it is spiritual. It is intuitive and it is systematic. It is an ancient art, and it is a technical study. It is partly folk-lore, and it is awfully revealing, and usually quite accurate. At the bottom of it all, palmistry is empowering, as our hands express who we are.





Favorite Palmistry Links

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Palmistry International

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Palmistry Primal Focus

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The History of Hand Reading