Palmistry dates to ancient Egyptians, Chaldeans and to ancient India; it subsequently spread to China,Tibet, Persia and other countries in Asia and Europe. The emperor of China used his thumbprint when sealingdocuments in 3000 BC. Information on the laws and practice of hand reading are found in Vedic scripts, and earlySemitic writings. An ancient text now know as “
The Teachings of Valmiki Maharshi on Male Palmistry
”, consisting of567 stanzas relating all major aspects of palmistry. Gypsy palm readers have their roots in northern India as earlyas 3000 BC; palmistry progressed to Greece, developing with the roots of western thought as we know it today.
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