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Posted: Wed Jul 30th, 2008 10:19 am |
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Dear Honourable Members,
I am a beginner in palmistry. Please tell me about my life purpose . Below given is the description of my finger tips :
Right hand -> Thumb to Pinky -> Whorl , Whorl, Loop, Peacock, Loop
Left Hand -> Thumb to Pinky -> Loop, Whorl, Loop, Peacock , Loop
Thanking in advance,
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Posted: Wed Jul 30th, 2008 03:24 pm |
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Hi friend, how certain are you on the identification of the prints?
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Posted: Thu Jul 31st, 2008 05:51 am |
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Hi Den,
I am pretty sure about this. I will post an image as soon as I could capture the finger prints using a digital camera. Your reply is awaited.
Prady
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Posted: Thu Jul 31st, 2008 11:37 am |
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Post them, that way we can insure accuracy.
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 09:09 am |
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Hi Den,
I have attached my right hand ring finger print. This seems to be peacock's eye, which is to be confirmed . All other prints are as I have mentioned.
Prady
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 09:20 am |
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Hi Den,
I have attached my right hand image also. Please note the big overlapping break in life line. There is a square in the middle of the palm (not clear in pic.) thers is allso a line from head line to saturn mount parallel to the fate line ending at heart line (not clear in pic.) There is a faint black spot at the starting of fate line . And below that a black spot , inside the skin. I have also made some marking on another image. What is the meaning of a 45degree slanting line on the moon mount starting from the left bottom corner (this line os not dark, only track is seen on the hand. I have read in a book written by Anu Venkat that this is a line of dispossession, which is a bad sign. DO you have any idea. I am 50. What is your observation about my future ?
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 01:36 pm |
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prady_kp wrote: I have attached my right hand ring finger print. This seems to be peacock's eye, which is to be confirmed . All other prints are as I have mentioned.
I think its a loop - whorls will have more than one ridge making the shape of the peacock's eye or a whorl.. (I am sorry I could not mention the exact terminology of the dermatoglyphs to describe the ridges formation)
Anyone else care to comment?
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 01:38 pm |
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prady_kp wrote: What is the meaning of a 45degree slanting line on the moon mount starting from the left bottom corner (this line os not dark, only track is seen on the hand. I have read in a book written by Anu Venkat that this is a line of dispossession, which is a bad sign. DO you have any idea. I am 50. What is your observation about my future ?
Prady
That could be influence line which do not touch the fate line
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 01:41 pm |
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prady_kp wrote: Please note the big overlapping break in life line.
Around 45 yrs or so you have been staying to yourself - like no travelling - and very close to family members. More like retirement but not venturing out for any possibly reason.
The overlapping lifeline is inside your original lifeline meaning restricting your social life and staying close to or with family members.
As the square is seen on the fateline around the same age - 45 till 50 -- was it because of some financial issues with career you had to stay back at home ? It does not show that your health is the reason you have stopped exploring or travelling etc..can you confirm please?
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 01:57 pm |
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prady_kp wrote:
I have attached my right hand ring finger print. This seems to be peacock's eye, which is to be confirmed . All other prints are as I have mentioned
Hansi wrote:
think its a loop - whorls will have more than one ridge making the shape of the peacock's eye or a whorl..
Agree, to me it looks like a loop. Peacock and whorls should have two tiradii and created circular pattern inside.
Anyone has more comments?
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Posted: Thu Aug 7th, 2008 06:15 pm |
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prady_kp wrote: Hi Den,
I have attached my right hand ring finger print. This seems to be peacock's eye, which is to be confirmed . All other prints are as I have mentioned.
Prady
Hello Prady,
No, not a peacock: the 'core' of this fingerprint has only 1 straight ridge line.
Because you have presented us an excellent photo, I think you can find the 'core' (the central ridge) without any further instructions.
By the way, I can understand your first association (with the peacock fingerprint) because there are indeed a lot of 'splitting' ridges' at one particular point in your fingerprint.
So, I would like to confirm the observations/classification presented Hansi and Helen.
Best wishes from The Netherlands!

PS. Are you sure that your left fingerprint is a 'peacock'?
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Posted: Fri Aug 8th, 2008 02:56 am |
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Hi Prady,
The peacock eye can be a deceptive thing to point out. Here is a print from a post just last week. Initially it appeared to be a peacock eye on the index finger to me, but it was pointed out to me by the others to be a loop. It has a core that appears to be a whorl and it has that peacock line shape, but in actuality it lacks the tri-radius at the core to ID it as the peacock. This is very important in Lifepurpose analysis because of the peacock being a high ranking print. If you can somehow confirm the ID on your other finger, that would insure accuracy.
Thanks guys for the responses on this.
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Posted: Mon Aug 11th, 2008 09:17 am |
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Hi Freinds,
After reviewing my prints now I come to the conclusion that I do not have any peacocks , only one triradius seen.( I have gone through the opinion given by other members). And upon searching the web I found out that they may be called accidental whorls because at least one loop inside the core is closed . That way you may consider my earlier peacocoks as loops (ulnar) or accidental whorls.
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Posted: Mon Aug 11th, 2008 11:45 am |
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Hi Hansi,
I stuck to a job for 16 years from my 30th year to 46th year. That job was so secure that nobody could have expelled me from that. By the way I am computer s/w professional. During the above said job I computerised this manufacturing company hardly any help from outside. I went on improving the system and there was no room for further improvement. At that time I was so bored with this job that I left it before getting any other job and decided to go back to my home town. But as luck would have it , I got another job offer immediately without applying for it . I am still on that job after a passage of 4 years. Now I am bored with this job also as I want to have a challenging environment in my work place. At present I even try to change my line by trying to start a small business ( not in software) which is being opposed by many of my friends and relatives.
Moreover , I had a miraculous escape from a hepatitis C attack when I was around 28 years old ( I was bed-ridden for 3 months). And I was on the verge of a divorce with my spouse during my 44th year. I have never changed my current province of my country for the last 28 years. And I am always there close to my family. This is my story so far.
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Posted: Mon Aug 11th, 2008 12:37 pm |
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prady_kp wrote: Hi Freinds,
After reviewing my prints now I come to the conclusion that I do not have any peacocks , only one triradius seen.( I have gone through the opinion given by other members). And upon searching the web I found out that they may be called accidental whorls because at least one loop inside the core is closed . That way you may consider my earlier peacocoks as loops (ulnar) or accidental whorls.
Thanks.
Prady
Hi Prady,
Regarding your suggestion that you might have an 'accidental whorl', I would like to respond that the one you've shown is definitely NOT an 'accidental whorl' - simple because you fingerprint has only 1 single 'core'. (so I think you have 9 or 10 loops on your fingers)
For explanation and illustration is will present you a quote from the book 'The Science of Fingerprints':
"The accidental whorl is a pattern consisting of a COMBINATION of two different types of pattern, with the exception of the plain arch, with two or more deltas (triradii); or a pattern which possesses some of the requirements for two or more different types; or a pattern which conforms to none of the definitions."
You can read more at:
http://www.azafis.gov/skills.asp
Examples of 'accidental whorls':

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Posted: Tue Aug 12th, 2008 08:21 am |
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prady_kp wrote: Dear Honourable Members,
I am a beginner in palmistry. Please tell me about my life purpose . Below given is the description of my finger tips :
Right hand -> Thumb to Pinky -> Whorl , Whorl, Loop, Peacock, Loop
Left Hand -> Thumb to Pinky -> Loop, Whorl, Loop, Peacock , Loop
Thanking in advance,
Prady
Hey buddy, is the official lineup...
Right: whorl, whorl, loop, loop, loop
Left: loop, whorl, loop, loop, loop
Den
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Posted: Tue Aug 12th, 2008 09:59 am |
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Dear Den,
Yes, this is the final lineup !!!
I have posted my left hand image also.
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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 04:44 am |
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Hello,
In regards to the small line on the mt moon, I believe this is a partial intuition line, it shows that you do have good intuition and often use it. Your square on your fate lines are formed by the changes during your life from around 35 to 45 this may have been to protect your life/marriage/career. Your general way of thinking may have changed during that time if it wasn't career change.
The black markings are signs of past illness, they will likely to go eventually. They are in the area of your mt.neptune, the link between conscious and unconsicious. Your health and your intuition. Builders and builders of empires have markings here. Dark patches may be obstacles. (Or like I said first, past illness causing the obstacle).
Often a dark patch with a depression on the line or beneath the line is said to mean 'actual depression' during that time. I have not confirmed this with anyone though, it often ends up on the head line as well.
Your life line does fork at the end, showing you will enjoy your retirement years in two places or enjoy some travel. The lines leading up to your pinky (mercury mount) are to do with business, technology, communication and likely your career in computers, they show your success and or enjoyment of this type of work.
The dot on your middle phalange of your index finger can be an obstacle or block at a period of time in your past, this block would have affected your thinking and studies. It may also be from overuse of thought.

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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 08:18 am |
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Den wrote:
...Hey buddy, is the official lineup...
Right: whorl, whorl, loop, loop, loop
Left: loop, whorl, loop, loop, loop.
prady_kp wrote:
Dear Den,
Yes, this is the final lineup !!!...
Hi Den,
If fingerprints are accurate, I guess we have a "Big Shot" here. what are your thoughts?
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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 12:54 pm |
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Right: whorl, whorl, loop, loop, loop
Left: loop, whorl, loop, loop, looop
Hi Prady, bless you for your patience.
Just a few quick statements, we can discuss in greater detail later. From your prints your life purpose will be related to the loving service of other people (7 loops and 3 whorls puts you in the school of service and love.) Highest ranking prints are the whorls, which is actually a special combination called the "Big Shot" or in another way the "Effective Leader" ( great observation Helen...she is another Big shot by the way).
Life purpose is to become the Big Shot/Effective Leader in the loving service of other people.
The combination adds the qualities of success and power. This gives you the potentional to become a man of influence if you are willing to step into that role. The effective leader has the ability to "get results". The focus of your role is in the loving service of others, whatever that means to you.
The Life Lesson requires mastery in order to get to the Life purpose. It represents the hurdles you must leap over to unlock your Life Purpose. Since you have 7 loops as the low ranking prints, your entire Lesson revolves around vulberability skills, in other words, feeling safe to share your emotions and how you feel to others and ability to connect with others. I will write this for now...
My Life Lesson is feeling safe to share with others how I really feel.
To tie it all together,
When I am able to share and express myself authentically, then I am able to be the Effective Leader that lovingly serve others.
Everyone feel free to add in to the discussion, it is very late and I must get some rest. Bear in mind that I am new at this, but I think the spirit of the words should resonate some with you.
Regards,
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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 02:27 pm |
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Hi Den,
I will write about myself after sometime , with respect to my bigshot life purpose.
In the meantime I have attached thw whole picture of my hands and fingures for confirmation. Please analyse at your leisure.
Prady
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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 05:26 pm |
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Hi Den,
From the "Big Shot" prospective, you nailed it very well. Great gob. two thumbs up to you and your dedication.
    
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Posted: Wed Aug 13th, 2008 06:17 pm |
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Hi Den, sorry buddy but I think you should really spend more time on finding a solid 'classification':
Regarding BOTHS HANDS ... the full-hand photo's are far from good enough to observe any fingerprints at all!!!
So I am wonding, is this really the correct 'lifeprint' classification???
Right: whorl, whorl, loop, loop, loop
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