The digital edition – secrets of the human face and palm is a re-authored version of secrets of human face released in 2001. It includes new images and content; and is available on Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and many other locations. Do a search for “secrets of human face” to find it at your nearest Amazon online store.
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Secrets of the Human Face and Palm – “It is also known as Face Reading, Face Analysis or Feature Analysis. Face Reading is the art of analysing the character and the mind of a person through the features of the face. In China, approximately 3500 years ago, since the Yellow Emperor period, feature analysis was one of the essential criterions for the selection of imperial officials and those intended to serve the emperor. It involves examining the structures of the face, the complexion and the various features to determine the sincerity and general fate of the person. The emperor believed that the fate of any palace servant could affect the fate of the imperial palace.
Face reading is also a civilian common practice in oriental culture, such as marriage matching, business partnerships, wealth and health fates forecast, it is commonly used by physicians in medical examinations.
Physiognomy contains certain aspects of the Philosophy of I-Ching (pronounce as e-Ching). In Western contexts, I-Ching was known as The Book of Change or The Law of Balance. In its various contexts, I-Ching explains and develops the balance between mankind and nature. It is the balance between the negative and positive energies, commonly known as the Yin and Yang energies. Feature analysis includes both energies of spiritual and physical appearances, it also relates to individual character, health, wealth and fate of a person’s lifetime experience.
Similar to other fate and fortune studies, face reading in general possesses a high degree of prediction proficiency. When this skill expanded to other parts of the world, its emphasis began to vary due to differences in environmental contacts, lifestyles, customs and culture. As a result, two identical features could sometime be different in their occurrences; they vary further when other references such as walking styles, limbs movements or hand gestures are taken into consideration. Apart from these, hands and palms are also two other important references in physiognomy analysis. Hands and palms consist of various characteristics closely related to those of the face. Thus, the features on our face and details in the palms become important references in feature analysis. This book introduces some of the basic steps of face and palm reading.”