The book that I'm reading (Palmistry: beginner to pro in 24 hours) lists only two types of patterns for the antenna fingers besides the common loop; the whorl (which I have on my active antenna/pinky finger), and the simple arch. The book says that each of these are rare, but it doesn't say anything about a composite pattern. I looked at my left (passive) antenna finger, and I clearly see a composite pattern. What does that mean?

Composite patterns are not anything unusual for me. I have a composite pattern on both of my mirror/pointer fingers, and on my active thumb, if that helps.

Hi Hobotent:

I just read Fincham's other book...Spellbinding power of palmistry...my book has the same kind of explaination...composites and radial loops are almost unknown on this digit. I can only speculate about it. However, I am waiting for a book called "Lifeprints" by Richard Unger, and if it has an interpretation I will let you know.

Den

If you found the answer and let me know, I would greatly appreciate it Den!

If anyone else knows the meaning behind this, that would be great too!

First of all, the book is amazing and a must-have for the library( and it was 14 bucks on amazon). If you want, tell me the the pattern on each finger and designate if it is right hand or left. That way I can chart your Life Purpose and Life Lesson. The composite print plays a huge role in this type of reading. I need the practice and you might find it enlightening. If you have finger prints scanned, that would be even better.

Den