Are you feeling confused? Read your own palms.

By Jena Griffiths | July 18, 2010

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Is this my view or yours?

Sometimes thoughts go round and round in your head and you can’t find a way out. When this feeling really stresses you out it eventually shows up as a line formation in your hands. I call this marker ‘The washing machine’ because this is how my hand anlysis teacher, Richard Unger, describes the thought process.

This marker looks like a bubble or diamond on the end of your headline. To see a real life example of this (confused thinking) in a palm print, scroll down to the end of this blog.

What to do?
Find other people to discuss this problem with. You can’t be your own sounding board. As Einstein once said, a problem cannot be solved by the same thinking that caused it.
(If you know the exact quote please post it below!)

Starting September 23rd 2010 I have invited Richard Unger to come and teach you how to read your own hands right here on this site.

Who is Richard Unger?

Richard Unger has been reading hands as a professional hand analyst for over 40 years. He is the founder of the International Institute of Hand Analysis (IIHA). Over the years, Richard has developed several other ground breaking systems, such a gift marker identification, attack lines, the chakras as well as his most famous work: decoding fingerprints for life purpose.

His most recent work is on hand shape identification. He has identified about 30 career archetype hand shapes.

Richard’s massive body of work is always expanding. If you learnt from Richard more than a year ago your data base is out of date.

The good news:

You can now learn directly from Richard right here for only $37 per month.

Sign in now and you will get lots of bonuses starting in August.

If you try to contact me and don’t get a reply,
I’m on holiday in Corsica for the next 2 weeks. I’ll get back to you in August.

What a bubble on the end of a headline looks like in real life:
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Why you should never give up

By Jena Griffiths | June 13, 2010

If you’re thinking of giving up, watch these videos.

“I’ve never met a bitter person who was thankful
or a thankful person who was bitter” Nick Vujicic

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Re-dreaming your life: mothering

By Jena Griffiths | May 13, 2010

Today I salute the nurturer in you.

Of what?
A family. An idea. A new dream for the planet.
Your own inner child?

Sometimes this side of you gets put on the back-burner.
Until something shocking happens to make you stop and reflect.
And re-prioritize.

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Can hand analysis diagnose health?

By Jena Griffiths | May 6, 2010

What you balance on your fork predicts more about your health than the lines on your hands.

Are you killing your family with kindness?

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Is the fork a deadly weapon?

I met a manufacturer of insulin recently who said: more people on this planet die each day from overeating than from starvation.

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How can you contribute to a world spirituality?

By Jena Griffiths | May 6, 2010

I listened to last night between co- founders of the Center for World Spirituality, Dr. Marc Gafni, Mariana Caplan author of Eyes Wide Open  and Terry Patten of www.integralpractice.com “On stringing together a world spirituality”.

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On re-dreaming your life: Eyjafjallajokull

By Jena Griffiths | May 2, 2010

I’m  in the pooh again. Along with everyone else living in rural Switerland.

Why?

The  farmers have come out of hibernation and are spraying the stuff at us from all angles. Even though, only the other day, we were all given heaps of high quality fertilizer from Iceland. Absolutely free, without even lifting a finger.

I think its called obligatory abundance.

Actually they let the cows back out to play on the same day aeroplanes were allowed back in the skies above. So, after 6 glorious days of silence, suddenly the sounds we normally take for granted all arrived back on our doorstep in one jangled tangle.

To tune you in to my wavelength,  I’ve made a recording for you. (See link on my previous post). Download it absolutely free and play it on your ipod or in your car so you can tune in to the pristine energies of the Swiss Alps.     (A word of warning: Listen to it at your own risk! : )) You might start thinking like me!)

And run out into the street naked, like Archimedes, shouting ‘Eyjafjallajokull. Eyjafjallajokull.’

So what does Eyjafjallajokull have to do with re-dreaming your life?

And what does it mean anyway?

Lava fountain within the crater of Volcan Vill...

Eyjafjallajokull means no man is an island

It sounds a bit like ‘Eye-a-all-full-a-your-coal’

and that’s basically what it means.

Eyjafjallajokull is a wakeup call from Mother nature.

Not a war cry but a tiny burp. A polite hiccup. Just enough to shatter our rose-tinted illusions.

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How can hand analysis help with conscious evolution and the mass awakening of the human spirit?

By Jena Griffiths | April 28, 2010

Hand analysis is a powerful tool for conscious evolution.

It shows you exactly what your unique contribution is to the mass awakening of the human spirit.

It helps you heal and grow by showing how you’re bigger than all that’s happening to you.

It helps you see and let go of your ego.

How?

It shows exactly what triggers you and
it gives you powerful tools for managing your emotions.

It helps you develop a deep compassion and gentleness for yourself and others.
It shows you how you’re not just doing this work for yourself.
This is your role, your sacred work, in a bigger evolutionary picture.
It shows how everyone in your life is there for a reason, and how you can help each other exactly.
It gives you the tools to support each other’s spiritual growth in sacred partnership.

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Just ask Jena

By Jena Griffiths | April 5, 2010

Do you have a burning question?

It could be about your hands
or about your purpose on the planet
but it doesn’t have to be.

It could be about any topic under the sun.

To have this topic explored
Type in your question here.

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Blog Archives on hand analysis, hand reading, palmistry, palm reading, how to read your own palms

By Bhargav_Pithva | March 10, 2010

Here are some links for you to access loads of useful information about hand analysis, handanalysis, palm reading, palmistry and how read your own palms. This is an archive for blogs written by Jena Griffiths prior to 2009.

Sunday, November 23, 2008
Are you from the moon? (join us there today)

Labels: fingerprints, hand analysis, handanalysis, moon, palmistry, tecnorati

Sunday, November 2, 2008
Do you have a solution brain?

Labels: hand analysis, handanalysis, life mission, life purpose, palmistry, problem solving, solution brain

Sunday, October 26, 2008
hand analysis tip: curvy equals emotional

Labels: Byron Katie, emotional thinking, emotions, fingerprints, hand analysis, life mission, life purpose, palmistry, subjective thinking

Friday, October 3, 2008
Are you a multi-tasker? The HAL headline giftmarker

Labels: fingerprints, Gift Markers, giftmarkings, HAL headline, hand analysis, handanalysis, karma, Multi-tasking, Octopus brain, palmistry, Richard Unger, technorati, intelligence and thinking style

Monday, September 22, 2008
Is your nose right after all?

Labels: fingerprints, fixing yourself, hand analysis, handanalysis, life purpose, noses, palmistry, purpose driven life, purpose on the planet

Friday, August 22, 2008
Hand analysis class on Mercury markers this Sunday

Labels: blog, fingerprints, hand analysis, hand reading, handanalysis, karma, life purpose, Mercury, palmistry, power giveaways, purpose driven life, technorati, Welgelegen

Sunday, July 6, 2008
Are you a boy or a girl?
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tiger + heart

By Jena Griffiths | February 15, 2010

I figured it out!

Heart + tiger
(The Year of the Tiger starting on Valentine’s day)
= having the courage to trust your heart
and let go.

You cant be all things to all people.
Just as you can’t have 6 sofas in your living room.

Thinking that God is outside you leads to listening to your head over your heart.
(Problem is, inner guidance often doesn’t make sense.)
So then you ask other people for advice, which then runs against your own inner guidance.

This is how you end up with 6 sofas in your living room
instead of one. ie. Clutter.

You don’t know why your inner guidance is sending you to the furniture shop.
It probably isn’t even to buy a sofa. Maybe its to meet someone or get the idea
to knock the wall down between your living room and kitchen.

If you don’t trust your inner guidance you’ll ask someone else if
they think now’s a good time to go to the furniture shop.
And then they’ll say, “Actually I have a sofa in my garage which
you can have for half price!”

And then your angels will roll their eyes and pull all the feathers out
of their wings and say, “See you in the next life time!”

A success story?
A good example is Sam Worthington, the Australian lead actor in Avatar.

Avatar (2009 film)
Image via Wikipedia

He trusted his intuition to shut down his life and sell everything.
He had no idea why.
Next thing he knew, he was on a plane to Hollywood.

Can you say “I am God” without expecting a lightning bolt to strike you dead?
You need the courage of a tiger to do this.
Because actually you are. And the tiny voice in your heart is your umbilical chord
to “All that is.”

This is what the year of the tiger is all about. The courage to trust
your connectedness and let go.

What has this to do with your hands?
Your hands show where your umbilical chord is knotted and how to fix this.
If you’d like to learn how to do this yourself, watch this space.
And If you’d like to make a comment on this to share with others, please do so.

Happy New Year Tiger,
Jena
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Re-dreaming your life. Part 4. Ride the tiger.

By Jena Griffiths | February 14, 2010

What I really love about Chinese New Year is that it gives you a valid
excuse to press re-set and start the new year all over again, slap bang
in the middle of February.

Did you know, today is the first day of the year of the Tiger?

Tiger Feet......

Image by law_keven via Flickr

But this year is really unusual because it’s also Valentines day.

So what does that mean?
Time to open your heart and activate your inner tiger at the same time.

Sounds like a contradiction?

How about -

Be fierce and brave about listening to your heart.

And then what?

Free yourself.

How?
Press purge.

Chuck out everything in your life that doesn’t make you feel good or
boost your energy.

This includes stuff, people, food, habits, ideas, beliefs, rules,
expectations…. even valid excuses. The stories we tell ourselves why
we can’t have what we want.

I listened to a fascinating interview the other day with Sue Rasmussen,
who said that the real clutter in your life is actually invisible! This
is the stuff that looks perfect on the surface but isn’t because it
drains your energy for one reason or another. (Stuff you’re keeping
because you feel you have to. It cost a bomb/ granny gave it to
you/ it’s irreplaceable….)

She also said that visible clutter is useful because it shows you what
ideas or things you’re resisting letting go of.

So what to do?
Pick up each item in your home and tune into your heart not your head.
Ask, “How does this thing make me feel? Then throw out everything that
doesn’t make your heart sing.

The same applies to people. Sometimes it looks like a person’s life is
full of friends but this is just window dressing.

Do you have the courage to let go of people you’re hanging onto for all
the wrong reasons?
Or anyone who doesn’t support your higher vision of yourself? Even old
friends or family? Can you love yourself by saying no to people who make
unreasonable demands on you? Can you do this and still keep your heart
open to them?

Call on your inner tiger to help you.

By letting go of the old, you make space for the new.

A great tool for activating love + tiger is the little big book by
Miguel Ruiz called The four agreements. It’s one of the most important
books ever written and it’s really quick to read.

How does clutter or resistance show up in your hands?

Clutter shows up as a grill or box. Where it is in your hand indicates
exactly where the energy is blocked in your life.

If you haven’t had your hands analysed yet now’s the time.

http://handanalysisonline.com/consultation.php

I’ll be consulting in Aarau on 24 February. To book, email Laurene
Schärer laurene@europe.com. Elsewhere bookings@handanalysisonline.com

Be brave this year. Open to love. Wake the tiger. And love what comes,

Jena

bonding with nature

bonding with nature

This is one of the 4 tigers in my life.
I tried to activate him and he just stuck his tongue out at me before curling back up and
re-bonding with his favourite pot plant. I don’t blame him. It’s -6 and knee deep in snow outside.

tiger tongue

tiger tongue pull


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Re-dreaming your life. part 3. Recognition

By Jena Griffiths | January 15, 2010

Are you waiting for someone to discover you? Or to see, recognise
or acknowledge your value or true worth?

Well, I hate to be the one to tell you this but, it doesn’t work that
way.

There’s only one person who can unlock a magic door for you
and that person is…..yours truly.

How? By owning up and commiting to your immense, incredible
potential.

Here’s an example of what I mean:

When I was in the bushveld recently I met a young African woman
called “Pretty”.
She works as a cleaner although she’s passed her university entrance
exams with good grades and hopes to one day become a lawyer.

I asked Pretty what her real name was and she said “Bothle”.
Needless to say I was shocked.

Why?
Because Bothle doesn’t mean “Pretty”. It means “Beauty” or
“Beautiful” in quite a few African languages.

Who had translated her name so inappropriately and why?
And how was she ever going to be taken seriously as a lawyer with a
name like “Pretty”?

What’s the difference?

Pretty aims to please others and be socially acceptable.
Beauty doesn’t aim to please anyone. It just is.

There’s a massive gulf between these two words.
And this is the exact gulf each of us has to jump
in this lifetime if we wish to reach our full potential.

How so?
Each of us to learn to take our full potential seriously
even if others might snigger or frown.
Or even worse, turn their backs.

Will Pretty ever find the courage to insist on being called
her rightful name?

How about you? Are you making yourself less in order to please,
or keep the peace,
or not offend others
or not appear too full of yourself?

Are you settling for far less than your full potential
just to keep others happy?

Here’s an exercise, originally from Louise Hay but recommended
too by Cheryl Richardson, author of “The Art of Extreme Self Care”:

Every time you see a mirror, look deeply into your eyes and say
“I love you…”

Try this exercise every day for the next few weeks.
If it doesn’t totally transform your life, come have your hands read.
Your hands are accurate mirrors of your incredible potential.
I’d like to help you wake up to the magnificence of who you really are.

You’re beautiful. Shine.

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