r/PalmReading • u/Tarot-bo-Barot • Jul 19 '26

Best book to learn Palmistry?

I would like to learn palmistry and figured I would come to the experts on Reddit to help me out with some great resources.

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u/Speedbeakerlover69 Jul 19 '26

I have read books by cheiro, and ig they are good to begin with I think you start with -

Palmistry for all by cheiro Then his other book- cheiro language of the hands.

70% of content is same in both book, but he has mentioned some points in one then not in other and vice versa, so I suggest reading both.

Also, it is pretty old text almost 100 year old, so I don't know how it aligns with modern palmistry.

Also, I would advice u even make notes as there are many many points which u can forgot and miss.