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Speaker 2: And welcome back to Coast to Coast George Noory with you,
Speaker 2: Vernon mahabble with us as we talk about palm reading,
Speaker 2: and we'll do that next hour. By the way, Vernon,
Speaker 2: give me a breakdown of the palm, the lifelines, the
Speaker 2: lines on the hand, the digits on the fingers. What
Speaker 2: are all these things?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, I want to start off by saying that these configurations,
Speaker 3: the lines, the stars, the tridents, the shapes of the
Speaker 3: hands and fingers, they are created by the soul and
Speaker 3: our soul, according to the Vedic palmistry or astrology are
Speaker 3: sometimes called siderial astrology, is situated in the innermost core
Speaker 3: of our hearts. It's our eternal self and the hand
Speaker 3: represents all the let's say, the knowledge and awareness that
Speaker 3: the soul is emanating into the hand, and it actually
Speaker 3: goes through the arms from the heart into the arms
Speaker 3: into the hand. So our hand, our palm is a
Speaker 3: GPS unit of our soul. So it's the soul that's
Speaker 3: actually generating the shape of the hand and the lines
Speaker 3: and so much on the hands. So in brief, first
Speaker 3: of all, I do want to mention that so many
Speaker 3: people come to me, especially doing a party or a
Speaker 3: social event, and say, oh my god, vern my lifeline breaks.
Speaker 3: Does that mean I'm going to die early? I hear
Speaker 3: that so many times, and I want to caution ty.
Speaker 3: I want to let people know that the lifeline has
Speaker 3: absolutely nothing to do with the length of life. It
Speaker 3: has nothing to do with health. It has everything to
Speaker 3: do with relationships.
Speaker 2: Yes, And is the lifeline the line that cuts right
Speaker 2: across the middle of your and.
Speaker 3: It starts at the top where the thumb demarcates at
Speaker 3: the side of the hand, and it forms a semi
Speaker 3: circle around the ball of the thumb, and so it
Speaker 3: it curves around. It's the curving line. It forms the
Speaker 3: perimeter of the ball of.
Speaker 2: The identical twins have the same fingerprints.
Speaker 3: No, because their souls are different twins, right, So, even
Speaker 3: though even though they're born from the same mom and
Speaker 3: they kind of look the same, sometimes there they're individuals.
Speaker 3: Their souls are different, their karma is different, and so
Speaker 3: they're going to have completely different fingerprints astrological sequences.
Speaker 2: Why are the fingers broken down in three digits?
Speaker 3: Oh, great question. Every there are twelve segments on our fingers.
Speaker 3: They represent the signs aries Taris, Gemini, Cancer, Leo Virgo
Speaker 3: like that. So those are the twelve signs, and the
Speaker 3: planets are on the palm, and the signs are in
Speaker 3: the fingerprints.
Speaker 2: Then the thumb has two digits.
Speaker 3: The thumb is an interesting unit, George, because the thumb
Speaker 3: is not ruled by a planet or an astrological sequence.
Speaker 3: It is ruled by our mind and our intelligence. It
Speaker 3: is our It is that mechanism that gives us free will,
Speaker 3: the human thumb. That's why it's often said that animals
Speaker 3: don't have a thumb, and they don't really have a
Speaker 3: working thumb in the same way that we do, and
Speaker 3: an opposing thumb, because they're ruled by instinct. But our
Speaker 3: thumb is the indicator of our free will. So even
Speaker 3: though the planets and the signs in the houses dictate
Speaker 3: in a sense if you will, our karma, our talents,
Speaker 3: our ability, still the thumb opposes them in a sense.
Speaker 3: So what that means is that we, ultimately, even though
Speaker 3: the planets have so many attributes good and bad, challenges,
Speaker 3: good stuff, bad stuff, the thumb is that ability to
Speaker 3: overcome struggles or difficulties or something so that our thumb
Speaker 3: is the free will and that's why only a human
Speaker 3: being has one. So it's not rule by any planet
Speaker 3: or any sign. It's ruled by our own willpower. And
Speaker 3: I think Napoleon Hill once said, what the mind can conceive,
Speaker 3: one can achieve. Well, that represents our thumb Berner.
Speaker 2: With nearly eight billion people on the planet, are you
Speaker 2: telling me that everybody has a different thumb print. There
Speaker 2: are no matches, identical matches, George.
Speaker 3: The hand, even even the left hand is different than
Speaker 3: the right hand on everybody. And that's because we are
Speaker 3: an individual soul. The new agers, the mind, body spirit
Speaker 3: people have it right in that we are one, uh,
Speaker 3: and that ultimately means that we're we're we're created by
Speaker 3: the supreme personality of Godhead. We're one in substance. But
Speaker 3: what they don't understand, and what they will understand in
Speaker 3: the future, is that we're different. In the Vedic view,
Speaker 3: there's a Sanskrit verse that says nityo nityenum. This is
Speaker 3: a Sanskrit verse, nito nity um chating us chatan on them.
Speaker 3: It means that the soul, we're one with each other
Speaker 3: in spiritual substance, but we're different from each other, uh
Speaker 3: chating us chatan on them. We're different from each other
Speaker 3: in individuality. So it's through our individuality that we can
Speaker 3: express love. We can express love through one now, we
Speaker 3: can only express love through our individual individuality. So our
Speaker 3: hands reflect our differences, and it's through our differences that
Speaker 3: we make the world an amazing place.
Speaker 2: You have talked about fourteen to twenty four year olds,
Speaker 2: and you're seeing something there. How did you distinguish that.
Speaker 3: George, I am seeing something on their hands that really
Speaker 3: wows me. It's a very different generation. I'm, for lack
Speaker 3: of a better phrase, I'm calling it the second Greatest Generation.
Speaker 3: I don't have a name for it. But on the
Speaker 3: hands that I see from let's say roughly fourteen to
Speaker 3: twenty four year olds there are George. They're going to
Speaker 3: be a very moral generation. And I'm not just saying
Speaker 3: that in a religious way, but you know that could
Speaker 3: be there too. I do see them as a god
Speaker 3: conscious directed generation. They're going to be very much into
Speaker 3: right and wrong, going to be very goal oriented. That's
Speaker 3: a big deal. They're going to be very ambitious people.
Speaker 3: I don't just mean ambitious in the same ways that
Speaker 3: we've seen before. But they will not be slackered, they
Speaker 3: will not be victims. They will they will be very
Speaker 3: pride themselves on being upstanding citizens. They will not want
Speaker 3: chaos in society. They'll want to see justice. It's a
Speaker 3: very interesting generation, and George, and I'm very very intrigued
Speaker 3: by what I'm seeing, and I'm also very happy by
Speaker 3: what I'm seeing. It's going to be a a very
Speaker 3: upstanding generation.
Speaker 2: Vernon. If something horrible was going to happen to a
Speaker 2: huge batch of the population, would you see that on
Speaker 2: all them?
Speaker 3: Absolutely? You know, George, I'm from New York originally, and
Speaker 3: when I first went out to California, all my friends
Speaker 3: who were telling me, oh, you know, California is going
Speaker 3: to fall into the sea, and so so for you.
Speaker 3: For so for a bunch of years, I was reading,
Speaker 3: you know, so many hands of people from California, and
Speaker 3: if I if they were to fall into the sea,
Speaker 3: I would have been able to see it, so I didn't. So, yes,
Speaker 3: if you're going to see a catastrophe or something like that,
Speaker 3: you would see it on the hands that you're reading.
Speaker 3: For So, in the same way, when I'm looking at
Speaker 3: hands of Americans I'm looking at the economy. I'm seeing
Speaker 3: a lot of the same things that are affecting people
Speaker 3: in societal ways. Uh so, Uh, we're all going through
Speaker 3: this stress of what's going on in our in our
Speaker 3: society and our culture. And uh, you know, it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter what side of the aisle we're on. So yeah,
Speaker 3: these this is reflected in hands.
Speaker 2: If you see something bad, do you tell them or
Speaker 2: do you hold back?
Speaker 3: Uh, George, I'm a big believer in it's not what
Speaker 3: you say, it's how you say it. So let's just
Speaker 3: say somebody has somebody has a big drug problem or
Speaker 3: something like that. You have to tell them. Uh. People
Speaker 3: call me and they don't want to sugarcoat if they
Speaker 3: call people like me because they want answers and they
Speaker 3: want straight answers. So no, I don't sugarcoat things. And
Speaker 3: if I do, see, hey, you know your your your
Speaker 3: health is going to be affected by this activity. I'm
Speaker 3: going to tell people because I want people to slay
Speaker 3: their dragons. I want people to awaken the giant within.
Speaker 3: I want people to become successful. So in order to
Speaker 3: do that, I have to tell people uhh and point
Speaker 3: out what uh nefarious activities they're doing so that they
Speaker 3: don't go through some difficult spot. Yes, very it's important.
Speaker 2: Tell us more vernon about the tie in with the soul.
Speaker 3: Well, we are in Sanskrit, there's a verse. Uh, there's
Speaker 3: a verse uh that says that we're such it in nanda.
Speaker 3: Such it ananda means that the soul is eternal. Uh,
Speaker 3: that the soul is is joyful and blissful, and that
Speaker 3: we have awareness. We have we have intuitive awareness. This
Speaker 3: this the soul is a very powerful entity and we're
Speaker 3: all different. Uh. The soul is not just a ball
Speaker 3: of energy. We actually have a spiritual form, an eternal form,
Speaker 3: just like we have a form now although it's temporary,
Speaker 3: it's a material body. But spiritually we actually have a
Speaker 3: a form and that's eternal. And we forget that because
Speaker 3: we're in the material world and we're told that, you know,
Speaker 3: we're our body and uh, pleasure comes from sensual gratification
Speaker 3: uh and uh it. But real happiness comes from devotion
Speaker 3: and love and internal internal awareness. So the soul expresses
Speaker 3: its message through the agency of the hand, and it's
Speaker 3: it's our hands that we can tell. Through our hands,
Speaker 3: we can tell, well, what kind of an individuality do
Speaker 3: we have and the ultimate goal of the soul, George,
Speaker 3: is to serve others, to serve God, to serve others,
Speaker 3: to be selfless. That's really what makes our soul happy,
Speaker 3: the real, the real, the real joy of us is that,
Speaker 3: as they say, it's always nicer to give a gift
Speaker 3: than to get a gift. But the constitutional position of
Speaker 3: the soul is to be of service and to and
Speaker 3: to give love, to be devotional, and to be humble
Speaker 3: and and and to be tolerant. And that's where real
Speaker 3: joy is.
Speaker 2: When a baby is born and then it grows up,
Speaker 2: does the handprint change or does it stay the same,
Speaker 2: It's just smaller.
Speaker 3: And the biggest problem in looking at a child's hand
Speaker 3: is getting to keep it open for more than a second.
Speaker 3: But everything is on the palms at seven months in
Speaker 3: the womb. The Navajo Indians have a they have a
Speaker 3: legend that at seven months in the mom's womb, God
Speaker 3: blows his breath on that child and though that breath
Speaker 3: becomes the lines and the fingerprints an invaded palmistry. It's
Speaker 3: said that at seven months in the womb, the child
Speaker 3: is fully conscious, they're seeing their previous births, and they're
Speaker 3: able to see what they did and what they would
Speaker 3: like to work on, and that's when their guides are
Speaker 3: giving them information. So at seven months, the soul is
Speaker 3: is conscious. They may not be conscious of the body
Speaker 3: that they're in because it's still developing. But as as
Speaker 3: the child comes out of the womb, and you know,
Speaker 3: for the first and we can see this for the
Speaker 3: first six seven eight months, the child is actually remembering
Speaker 3: its previous lives. And then after six seven eight months
Speaker 3: they start to become more aware of they start to
Speaker 3: forget that and they start to go more external and
Speaker 3: they're aware of their parents and their uh and and
Speaker 3: their house and that type of stuff, so they forget
Speaker 3: their life. But the uh when when the soul, when
Speaker 3: the soul comes out of uh? Uh? When? The when?
Speaker 3: When the when the baby is born? Everything is on
Speaker 3: that hand, but it's it's just harder to read until
Speaker 3: they're about a year older or something like that. But yes,
Speaker 3: if a woman is going to become let's say, an
Speaker 3: arborist or an architect or a computer designer or you know,
Speaker 3: or a guy is going to become a football star,
Speaker 3: it's all on the palm and you can read it
Speaker 3: when they're one years old.
Speaker 2: See if you were to have read the palm of
Speaker 2: Jeff Bezos from Amazon thirty years ago, would you have
Speaker 2: seen This is all subjective, but would you have seen
Speaker 2: amazing success or something?
Speaker 3: Absolutely you would be able to see that he has
Speaker 3: done much pious activity in the in previous lives. So
Speaker 3: he's being rewarded with lots of money and fame and
Speaker 3: wealth and reputations. So all of his all this you know,
Speaker 3: auspicious stuff that he has, it's because he probably was
Speaker 3: very helpful to people. When people are let's say intelligent,
Speaker 3: and they do all kinds of interesting things and they're
Speaker 3: in the public eye and they have a charmed life,
Speaker 3: it's because in the previous life they did a lot
Speaker 3: of good activities. It's karma, right, it's Karma's they're being rewarded,
Speaker 3: and that's called in Sanskrit a karma. And then v
Speaker 3: karma is the opposite where people do let's say difficult
Speaker 3: activities and they have to let's say, taste the result
Speaker 3: of their activities. But in palmistry and astrology, any good
Speaker 3: palmistry or astrologer will say, actually, your suffering has should
Speaker 3: not be seen as a detriment you should see your
Speaker 3: suffering as purification and learn from it. So when suffering comes,
Speaker 3: when difficulties come, you should think, what did I do
Speaker 3: to this person to get this result. I'm just going
Speaker 3: to become humble and tolerant and just learn from it.
Speaker 3: So suffering astrologically is not really for our detriment. It's
Speaker 3: actually for our advancement of consciousness.
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