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CHIROGRAPHY, reading from palms

CHIROGRAPHY, reading from palmsEdit

Andrzej Jeziorski · 431 user posts · 26 user answers

There is a section of knowledge about palm reading (chirography). You know what? It connects perfect with the person character. 
 
If you've got "wet" hands you're nervous. 
 
From this article remember: every time when you shake hands with somebody, grab it strong. It means confidence. Later it would bring you a habit of doing so and increase your confidence level. 
 
Research the topic on your own – if you want. 
 
<code>Chirography (from the Greek derived (cheir-'/'cheiro-) Latin chiro- (similar to the Hittite word kesar) meaning hand (i.e. chiropractic)) is the study of penmanship/handwriting in all of its aspects (script, calligraphy, etc.). 
 
Modern chirography 
 
Although, to a certain degree, modern widespread and efficient means of printing coupled with computer technology have pushed stylistic and complex handwriting techniques to the backdrop of linguistic aspects, the aforementioned practices remain in use often in the fields of academia for study. Calligraphy remains a commonplace facet of many modern East Asian languages as well as forms of cursive Arabic. However dated they may seem, they are necessary in order to grasp archaic or other older forms of current languages in the field of linguistics, as there are still mysteries to resolve (such as the near indecipherable Indus Script). 
 
source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chirography</code>

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There is a section of knowledge about palm reading (chirography). You know what? It connects perfect with the person character.

If you've got "wet" hands you're nervous.

From this article remember: every time when you shake hands with somebody, grab it strong. It means confidence. Later it would bring you a habit of doing so and increase your confidence level.

Research the topic on your own – if you want.

Chirography (from the Greek derived (cheir-'/'cheiro-) Latin chiro- (similar to the Hittite word kesar) meaning hand (i.e. chiropractic)) is the study of penmanship/handwriting in all of its aspects (script, calligraphy, etc.).



Modern chirography



Although, to a certain degree, modern widespread and efficient means of printing coupled with computer technology have pushed stylistic and complex handwriting techniques to the backdrop of linguistic aspects, the aforementioned practices remain in use often in the fields of academia for study. Calligraphy remains a commonplace facet of many modern East Asian
languages as well as forms of cursive Arabic. However dated they may seem, they are necessary in order to grasp archaic or other older forms of current languages in the field of linguistics, as there are still mysteries to resolve (such as the near indecipherable Indus Script).



source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chirography

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