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Posts: 15 · Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:31 am

Hi,

How would you do a palm reading for a person like me who is both right and left hand dominant depending on the task? Other tasks can be done with either hand equally well without any noticeable preference.

Some examples: I write and eat with my left hand. I sew and knit with my left hand, but I cut with scissors in my right hand. I throw a frisbee left handed, but throw a ball with my right. I hold a cup with my left hand, but a phone with my right.

I don't know anything about palm reading so I'm curious. Thanks

Posts: 16 · Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 4:47 am

From what I've read about palm reading, you go with the hand that you write with (in your case, you would use your left hand). However, palm readers usually need both hands in order to do an accurate reading.

Posts: 3138 · Posted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 6:47 am

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Dear Friend,

You have to take the palm in which lines change into consideration. Changes occur normally in active palm. And in any case in your case the average of both the palm readings will be taken into consideration.

Pravin Kumar

Posts: 15 · Posted: Sun Aug 12, 2007 4:09 am

Thank you for your replies. It occurred to me after I had made my post that when I became curious about palm reading, I instinctually looked at my right palm, not my left, even though I write with my left!! I don't seem to have a left or right brain dominance.