Betsy Hoffman introduces the basics of quot;readingquot; hands in this 1980 album. She begins by explaining that baby's hands are mirror images of each other at birth which start to develop markings immediately after birth through sucking and other such basic activities of a newborn. Thus your hands become a sort of map of your life which reflects what a person is quot;thinking, feeling, doingquot; and archives your developments through life. Whether one believes such notions or not, this album, through Hoffman's very clear explanations, is an interesting listen for any and all. Liner notes include transcription of the album.
Betsy Hoffman introduces the basics of "reading" hands in this 1980 album. She begins by explaining that baby's hands are mirror images of each other at birth which start to develop markings immediately after birth through sucking and other such basic activities of a newborn. Thus your hands become a sort of map of your life which reflects what a person is "thinking, feeling, doing" and archives your developments through life. Whether one believes such notions or not, this album, through Hoffman's very clear explanations, is an interesting listen for any and all. Liner notes include transcription of the album.
