What do the lines on your palm say?
Send a photo of your open hand to Palmy. In a minute it traces your heart, head and life lines — and reads what they say.
How it works
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Photograph your open palm
Wrist to fingertips, fingers slightly apart. Light from the side shows the lines best.
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Palmy traces your lines
The heart, head and life lines are found on your photo and drawn in gold on your card.
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Read what they say
A free reading arrives with the card. Forward it — friends get their own palm read.
Then go deeper
After the free reading, Palmy opens one direction in full — the planets of your hand, your palm number and two months of the lunar calendar.
- Love Who and when
- Work Where your effort pays
- Money Gains and leaks
- Friend or foe Who stands beside you
- Watch out What to steer clear of
- The key day One day that matters
The Palmist
On Krivaya — Crooked Street — in a provincial town, in a half-basement where kerosene was once sold, a board hangs over the door: “Kesha the Palmist. I read palms. I see a month ahead.” Kesha is twenty-seven, and he really does see — a month ahead, no further. A novel about a man who earns his living reading other peop...
From the palmistry journal
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On What Is Written
What has been read in a hand can be spoken aloud, or it can be written. What is spoken is weaker: it goes off into the air, it is forgotten, twisted, retold…
On the Flower of a Single Night
Where the gift of reading the hand comes from, the copies tell reluctantly, and each tells its own. But all agree that this gift is not born with a person, as…
On Payment
Every reading has its cost. It costs not the one who reads alone, nor the one whose hand is read alone, but both; and it is paid not in what is seen, but in…
On Two Lines of Life
It happens that there are two lines of life on a palm. One curves round the base of the thumb, as it should, and beside it, a little above or a little below…
On One's Own Hand and the Hands of One's Household
The reader does not read his own hand. This rule is older than all the others and is repeated in every copy in the very same words, as if it had not been…
On Those Who Have No Lines
There are people on whose palms there is not a single line. Neither the chief creases nor the small ones, nor the pattern on the pads of the fingers. The skin…
Astrology
Your chart read together with your palm: what the stars add to the lines.
School of palmistry & astrology
Learn to read a hand and a chart yourself, lesson by lesson.