A Zindler frown looks exactly like the opposite of a smiley. A frowny. And that’s exactly what it means. It’s a rather extreme version of a Zindler line which itself is an unhappy marker, indicating thwarted ambition, frustration or anger at having not yet lived or realised one’s full potential. This marker tends to show Click here to read more …
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In order to understand any line formation in your hand, it helps to have a general overview of the forces at play. This gives you an understanding the basic principles of how these forces operate, helping you see any individual line within the context of what’s going on in the entire palm. One way Click here to read more … Today we’re looking at hand marker gets its name from a playground ladder that is nearly impossible to climb. The ladder flips over because it’s attached top and bottom to a ring. Some people can’t make one step before falling off. Others get nearly to the top before their hopes are dashed. The name Click here to read more … Pain (Photo credit: Wikipedia) A couple of years ago my son slipped while using a school sewing machine and broke the needle off inside his finger. We sat waiting in hospital emergency with the needle protruding from the middle of his fingernail. But fortunately he wasn’t in any real pain. A young intern came Click here to read more … “Every hand has a Delicious Dilemma. Find it and you are at the core of your reading.” – Richard Unger Click here to read more … Just posted up this interview I did of Richard on the Simian line. The good new if you have one, or if your child or partner has one. We discussed this topic in more detail last December in our call on miscommunication. There is also an entire class on the Simian line here You Click here to read more … |
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