Ancient Palmistry Hindu Scriptures

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 Ancient Palmistry  Hindu Books/scriptures



**1. "Hasta Sanjeevani": Sage Brighu's Wisdom on Palms**

Step into the captivating world of palmistry through the revered scripture "Hasta Sanjeevani." Credited to the sage Brighu, this ancient text offers profound insights into the art of interpreting lines, mounts, and unique markings on the hands. Delve into this timeless knowledge to unravel the hidden stories etched on our palms and understand the intricate tapestry of human character they reveal.

**2. "Sariraka Shastra": Unveiling Physical Features and Fate**

Explore the teachings of "Sariraka Shastra," attributed to sage Parasara. While encompassing diverse aspects of the body, this scripture provides a window into the interpretation of physical features, including the hands. Delve into the connections between bodily marks and the unfolding of destiny, as illuminated by this ancient wisdom.

**3. "Samudrika Shastra": The Comprehensive Art of Physical Interpretation**

Uncover the treasures of "Samudrika Shastra," also known as "Lakshana Shastra." Unlike palmistry alone, this holistic scripture encompasses the entire body. Journey through its pages to unravel personality traits and future insights, as revealed by the subtle marks and features that adorn human forms. This comprehensive approach offers a deeper understanding of the interplay between our physical manifestations and cosmic influences.




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