The left or right - is right right and left wrong??? Basically, rule of thumb (pardon pun) is which ever hand they write with is considered their dominant hand. When doing a reading you need to find out whether they are left or right handed. So then their dominant hand shows their future and where they're headed and their left hand shows their past and where they've been. Another belief, however not so common is left hand (that is if they are a right handed person) is what they were born with and right hand shows what they have made of themselves. This is a positive reinforcement of just how well someone has done when comparing both hands.

Like most mystic tools, all facets should be taken into consideration, what we have prepared for you is an introduction, you can then search, research and re-research to your hearts delight.

Timeline indications: Below I have also listed which way you read a line for example head line is read from end nearest thumb and if you laid a time line over that you would gradually increase time and therefore age of persons line you are reading.

Head Line deals with your intellect, creativity and way you handle life. This line is read from end nearest thumb. The length of your head line indicative of level of intelligence, if your line goes straight across palm you are a practical and down to earth person. A head line curving toward heart line indicates good business ability. A clear and distinct head line shows good concentration and if your head line ends with a fork you are clever and diplomatic.

If you look at your hand there are generally three major lines running off from thumb area, Head Line is middle one.

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The early Christian roots and 'Brotherhood of Iesa' is really not a threatening thing for anyone who believes in Christ. It is an affirmational sharing that enhances ALL! Another perspective came my way via Wicca, and husband and wife team who wrote book A Witches' Bible. The Farrars (Janet and Stewart) from 1981 address different names that can be used for spirits or dimensional energies. Some of groups or 'cults' use names from Norse or Egyptian cultures, but any true student knows that names do not limit true nature; names are just man's way of representing these forces. They say on page 14:

"All this is reflected in fact that it is Greater Sabbats which have Gaelic names. Of various forms which witches use, we have chosen Irish Gaelic ones, for personal and historical reasons - personal because we live in Ireland, where these forms have living meaning; historical, because Ireland was only Celtic country never to be absorbed by Roman Empire, and so it is in Ireland's mythology and in her ancient language that lineaments of Old Religion can often be most clearly discerned. Even Celtic Church remained stubbornly independent of Vatican for many centuries. There is a tiny Russian Orthodox community in Ireland based on exiles from Russia; interestingly, 'it has attracted quite a number of Irish converts, some of whom regard it as Irish Church which existed before arrival of St. Patrick {Who personally burned over 150 books that we must remember were hand written - Sumerian and Mayan duplicating methods were not being used at these times throughout most of world.} to years following Henry's invasion and establishments of links with Rome. (Sunday Press, Dublin 12th March 1978)."

The Qabala was probably not only ancient verbal tradition that even older church of Keltic 'travelers' spread in their mission of 'Brotherhood' and MacDari who writes a lot about this does not mention Qabala. He after all is a Mason/Rosicrucian and they too, like to lay claim to knowledge as their own. The Qabala is involved in knowledge of many roots of 'source' that Jesus studied. These include but are not limited to: alchemy (metallurgy was more correctly Joseph's trade), Tao, Gnosticism and pagan beliefs such as shamans and maybe Buddhism or Hinduism. Being as his forefather Solomon sent ships throughout whole spherical world and returned with much knowledge there is good reason to assume he might even have studied Mayan which some say his last words were written in (and not Aramaic), perhaps I should say spoken in. There is a legend I find hard to believe that Jesus went to Mayan lands after he was brought down from cross. It is more likely he went there before his mission in Israel (Iesa-real) began. This definitely would have been possible as Bat Creek stones show many Judeans escaping Roman persecution came to Americas and recent archaeology acknowledges Romans came to this verdant paradise then too.