About The Director
Director and Founder Linda Patterson
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Linda Patterson, founder and director of the Eclectic Institute of Aromatherapy and Herbal Studies has over twenty years of experience working with herbs and essential oils. Her love for plants inspired her to become a Master Gardener as well as a Flower Essences Practitioner. Her passion for the healing arts has lead her to becoming a Reiki Practitioner and Reflexologist. Being a food activist has guided her on a path of health through nutrition, the primary source of energy, longevity and vitality. Linda teaches internationally as well as throughout the Northeast. Her dynamic style of teaching encompasses a wide variety of healing modalities, which embrace a holistic approach to health and well-being.
Palmistry as a Tool of Diagnosis and Character Analysis
Once used as a diagnostic tool for physicians, the palms and hands give us insight into physical health and emotional well-being. Learning to decipher the differences in hands and the meanings behind the individual characteristics, allows us to determine the strengths, weaknesses, and blockages in our clients. Since hands can change every six months, they are a current reflection of who we are and the stresses we're under.
This is a science, there is no psychic or intuitive ability used or needed. This curse offers all the necessary information to interpret the meanings of the hands, palms and lines.
Certification is awarded upon completion.
The information covered includes:
* The rules
* Comparing past to present
* Hand shapes and their meanings
* Printing palms and it's importance
* Fingers
* Mounds
* Flexibility
* Spaces
* Lines
* How to read between the lines
* Common oddities
* The do's and dont's
* Putting a reading together
* What to expect
* Commonly asked questions
Since palms can change every six months it's important to print those close to us, enabling us to track the changes in their lives. There is no greater gift than having the outline of those we love who have passed on, or the prints of our children that change so quickly.