Beginner
Foundations
What palmistry is, how to approach a reading, and the basic structures of the hand — shape, texture and flexibility, the thumb and fingers, and the active and passive hands.
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Lesson 1
What Palmistry Is (and Isn't)
A grounded introduction to palmistry as a centuries-old interpretive tradition — what it is, what it isn't, and how to approach it as a learner.
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Lesson 2
How to Read a Palm
A practical introduction to the process of reading a palm — what to look at, in what order, and how to build a coherent interpretation from what you observe.
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Lesson 3
Hand Shape, Texture, and Flexibility
How to identify your hand's elemental shape from two proportions — and how to assess the skin texture, consistency, and flexibility that qualify it.
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Lesson 4
The Thumb and the Fingers
How to observe the thumb and fingers as structure — length, proportion, opening, flexibility, set, and spacing — none of which is a reading on its own.
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Lesson 5
Your Active and Passive Hand
How palmistry uses both hands — what each reveals, how they relate, and why the differences between them are often the most informative part of a reading.