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Transformation Guide – Pluto Star

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Today’s Lesson: Pluto Star – Transformation Guide

The Pluto Star is a tiny, 6-pointed asterisk on the outer edge of the hand (facing up) under the start of the Heart Line (See image below). A magnifying glass will help locate a potential Pluto Star.

The owner of this gift marking can provide a positive perspective to a person who has experienced difficult change, once the owner has worked through the associated challenge path. 

Transformation Guide

Example: Christopher Reeve

One example of a drastic change occurred when Christopher Reeve, age 42, was thrown from his horse leaving him paralyzed from the neck down and wheelchair bound. Reeve is best known for starring as Clark Kent in Superman. After the 1995 accident, with the support of his wife Dana, Reeve continued to boldly live and started a Foundation crusading for spinal cord injuries. The Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation continues today, long after they both passed more than a decade ago.

Change Agent

People with a Pluto Star gift marking are called forward with the courage to help people, groups and organizations restructure their lives. This marking points to an individual who is deeply introspective into perceptions around death and rebirth.

Upside and Downside Possibilities

The upside for the owner of this gift marking is the ability to be a change agent, for good, through upheaval and devastating circumstances. A downside, however, can be the owner becomes stuck in the undesired change and may feel like a victim.

When I meet with clients who are stuck, they often express loneliness.  I ask, “What do you need to let go of that is keeping you stuck?” The answer might include a thought, a belief, a memory or perhaps letting go of assets related to grief.

Transformation guides can turn the negative into positive possibilities, like Christopher Reeve (he most likely had the Pluto Star!).

Those who do not have the Pluto Star marking can still be a transformation guide though upheaval experiences may be less intense.

Pluto Star Example Roles:

Career coach for people whose careers end abruptly

Narcotic or Alcoholics Anonymous Sponsor

Red Cross volunteer

Funeral home consultant

Safe House Coordinators

If you think you have this star in your hand feel free to email me a photo to packard.kay@gmail.com and I’ll let you know what I see!

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The Ring of Saturn

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To find the Ring of Saturn look underneath the middle finger on the Saturn mount. It resembles a half circle or an open bucket. Key words: security, safety, caution, pessimism and isolation.

The Downside Possibility

It’s important to know about this because this bucket acts as a barrier to the continuity of the energy or current running through the finger. On the down side the ring shuts out the advanced Saturn quality of wisdom. With this energy in jeopardy the owner may hop around from job to job because he or she is lacking in direction. A solid ring will be most challenging but the potency is decreased when it is ‘stitched in’.

The sense of long-term isolation is not uncommon with this rare challenge marking. He or she thinks, “I’m all alone in this abysmal world.” In secret, he or she feels scared.  They’re prone to over react to what may appear threatening. Alternatively, the owner acts with bravado portraying, “nothing scares me.”

Did you see the Conspiracy Theory with Mel Gibson and Julia Roberts? The film centers on an eccentric taxi driver Mel Gibson in New York City who believes many world events are triggered by government conspiracies.  We don’t know what was true and what wasn’t.

The Upside Possibility

On the upside the owner of a Ring of Saturn demonstrates appropriate cautiousness.  He or she always has a Plan “B.” The owner understands other people’s pessimism. They have an inside voice of caution. Their doubt and skepticism operate in a more constructive way where they don’t get stuck in pessimism. They have a healthy outlet for preparedness.

Constructive Roles Include:

  • Boy Scout leader who was trained to ‘be prepared’
  • Drill sergeant shaping civilians into the best soldiers in the world
  • Secret service agent assigned to protect government and political leaders and their families

Ring of Saturn owners also do well planning for and preventing bomb threats and terrorist attacks. At their best they transform paralyzing fear and pessimism into performance as fierce protectors.

Key Word: Security

Strength: Every possible scenario is considered to keep people safe.

Pitfall: I drown in pessimism feeling alone and isolated.

Money Mindset: My intelligence is highly valued for safety and security and I am paid handsomely.

Question: How can you use your “Here’s plan B” expertise to create greater wealth? Where would your consulting skills be best utilized and recognized?

The Power of the Late Bloomer

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When the Fate Line starts in the middle of palm and climbs upward you catch on to responsibility, work and commitment later in life, hence called the Late Bloomer. This is a strong indicator that you were able to play as a child and remained a free-spirit into your young adult life. At some point your rocket of direction was ignited and you chose a particular direction to excel.

Be true to yourself

If you own this design and you notice your high achieving graduating high school friends taking flight for college, trade school, art school or starting to take the band on tour, and you’re not, please know, there’s nothing wrong with you. Enjoy your wandering. One day you’ll feel the lightning strike and, on your way, you will fly, as the bird you’re meant to be.  In the book, Johnathon Livingston Seagull, Johnathon, the seagull who broke out of conformity said, “Your only obligation in any lifetime is to be true to yourself.”

 

Stay off the early bloomer conveyor belt

Rich Karlgaard, author of Late Bloomers, addresses what it means to be a Late Bloomer in today’s world obsessed with early achievement. In a blog post he says, “What late bloomers need to do is get off the early bloomer conveyor belt and find a new path of discovery.” Karlgaard sites a number of Late Bloomers that found their way and are in perfect positions for them, many quite successful by societies view.

 

The Late Bloomer is flourishing toward what’s to come

While parents may think their young adult is floundering between interests and friends, it could not be more opposite because the Late Bloomer is actually flourishing toward what’s to come. I advise parents to be patient and supportive of his or her natural path. There is no need to push the young one onto the early bloomer conveyer belt which will certainly lead to disappointment. The day will come for this youth to take bloom on his or her supreme quest. This is the power of the Late Bloomer.

 

Strength: I’ve observed how people make their way in life and I’ve enjoyed the pace at which I have pursued my passions and unique talents regardless societal approval

Pitfall: I can’t, I’m too far behind, I missed the boat

Money Mindset: I am eager to dig in, carve my unique path and build a solid wealth generating foundation

Questions for growth:

What would have to be true for you to believe in yourself as wildly successful in your vocation of choice regardless of societal approval?

What one area of your life do you most want to pursue and how would it look as you follow-through to your definition(s) of completion?

 

Make Money as a Leader and Visionary

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Learn how your vision and leadership can help you produce financial results.

Map

Use the map in your hands, like a blueprint, to build your wealth and wisdom. In this lesson learn how your action as a leader can help you generate revenue.

Take a close look: Do either of your hands have a Fate Line stretching from the lower area of the palm up toward your pointer finger? (See image below)

If so, this is a powerful indicator that you are meant to be a leader with reverence for your ideals, showing people the way.

If not, the hands can contain other leadership indicators such as a dominant Pointer finger, Jupiter Star, Leadership Life Purpose or Challenge. By all means if this lesson resonates for you, use it and apply this information and apply it in your life.

Observe

We generally move through the day unconsciously. Now is the time to be more conscious of your talents and skills so that you can aim them, like an arrow to the bullseye, to gain financial freedom.

Notice how people ask you for direction.

How might your bank account increase if you take a risk to stand out in front and lead others more?

Tips

Strength: With clarity of vision I am a ground-breaker

Pitfall: Pushiness, or trying to be friends with followers

Money Mindset: With confidence I show the way for the highest good of all concerned

Assignments for you

1.   Identify the last three people who looked to you for direction to help each one clarify their goals.

2.  What unpopular decision have you recently made that was for the betterment of the whole tribe/family?

Act

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Your Money Map

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Did you know your personalized money map is inscribed into the palms of your hands like a blueprint?

Do you want financial freedom?

Why look anywhere other than your own two hands and the personalized money map encoded there. Imprinted in your own two hands is a chart to help you uncover hidden treasures of wealth, prosperity and wisdom.

I’ll be focusing on this topic for several upcoming articles because an editor from the prestigious Real Simple magazine recently asked me to write about the “money line” in the hand. She asked because the 7.6 million magazine readership, of which 90% are women, want insights into generating more money so they can worry less about their families and their future.   

Will I make money?

Many people who have shown me their hands have asked, “Will I make money?” A better question to ask is, “What is the best way for me to make money?” My job is to help you find out who the ‘me’ is that’s asking and wanting to create more affluence. You are a unique, one-of-a-kind who has special talents, remarkable dreams, personalized goals, an individualized level of vitality and a certain emotional drive that needs to be ascertained so that you’re most effective in making your riches. This is where your hands come in handy (pun intended).

Look at the money map in your own two hands

To help you answer the question, “What is the best way for me to make money?” look at your own two hands. Use the glyphs stamped in your hands as a blueprint for declaring your worth, capitalizing on your strengths and shoring up your weaknesses so that you can create, attract and manifest more money in your life, starting now.

The money line

The vertical line of Saturn rising to the middle finger has been called the Fate Line, the Career Line, the Line of Destiny and the Money Line. Saturn energy urges one to accomplish tasks through extended effort and responsibility over time. The length, quality, and quantity of lines under this finger are interpreted to understand how the owner demonstrates responsibility through effort. Effort is made through organization, structure, and discipline. Experience and knowledge support organizational skills. We typically see these Saturnian characteristics in work, projects, and careers. As effort is put forth in work, money typically appears.

Fate Line Configurations Lesson #1

Long Straight Saturn Line

(blue vertical line under the middle finger)

The long, straight Line of Saturn indicates an organized person, with systems in place to complete tasks with perfect outcomes. In the positive this person fulfills commitments and is driven by a thirst for knowledge. In the negative this person may take on too much responsibility or feel overly responsible for the well-being of others.

Strength: Determined, driven

Potential Pitfall: Excessive responsibility

Watch for more money marking lessons in future posts. 

 

How to Become More Precise When Giving a Hand Reading

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Hand Analysts: How to Become More Precise When Giving a Hand Reading

By Kay Packard

Foundation

When learning anything new we must first take baby steps before walking and then running. The same is true in learning how to read hands and fingerprints.

The foundation for readings hands is to learn what the sections of the hands and fingers signifies. Next is to understand the meaning of the symbol, line, color and prominent areas of the hand.

For example, in my last article on the Jupiter Star I pointed out the location of the Jupiter Mount, the archetypal significance Jupiter and the effects of the twinkling star in one’s life. In short, at her best, the owner of the Jupiter Star is high achieving and has the gift of influence and leadership over a fitting territory. On the down side she could be lacking confidence, avoiding confrontation and hanging out behind the throne.

 

Blending

To become more accurate and pinpointing when giving a reading the professional hand analyst will blend two markings she sees in the hands. For instance, when a hand has a Jupiter Star and a Line of Persephone the advancing reader will blend the explanations for the Line of Persephone (aka Guide for Lost Souls) to rise strong in her call to influence a particular territory.

While many Guides for Lost Souls, who I have read for, owning the Line of Persephone are often trapped in the downside possibility of the marking, my aim is to empower them with the potential of becoming Queen of the Underworld empowering other lost souls to find their strength and choose to re-surface from the land of Hades (during spring and summer).

 

Assessment

As a reader, I must have a conversation to assess where the Guide for Lost Souls currently dwells on the life pendulum of feeling trapped in despair versus overseeing wounded souls. Lost souls can include abandoned dogs, foster children, recovering substance users, hospice patients; basically, anyone who is ‘slothing through the sludge’ (phrase shared by Certified Hand Analyst Isadora Arielle).

 

 

Key Words and Phrases

Lost Soul key words: Despair, grief, powerlessness, empathy, compassion, choices, resurrection

Jupiter Star key words: Powerlessness, overwhelm, high achieving, ambition, influence, leadership, throne

 

Phrases when combining the two markings

Challenge Path:

Totally trapped, confused, lost, overwhelmed with grief, paralyzed in fear of confrontation

Advanced Path:

High achieving guide for disoriented souls

Way shower for bewildered and disheartened individuals shining a bright light for uplift and encouragement

Directing a center(s) for revitalized and thriving wayward souls

 

A Critical Factor

Discussing the negative path is critical for the advancement of this powerful combination because of the indicated subconscious patterns in day-to-day living (e.g. in grief, overwhelm, powerlessness). Clients feel wholly seen when they hear about the paralyzing effects by which they have been seized, often for years. The validating analysis, read in the hands, paints a realistic picture of optimism for growth and transformation, and ultimately – freedom.

 

Examples

I recently watched 91-year-old concentration camp survivor, therapist and author, Edith Eva Egar who was interviewed by Oprah on Super Soul Sunday. In her book The Choice: Embrace the Possible she wrote, “Our painful experiences aren’t a liability—they’re a gift. They give us perspective and meaning, an opportunity to find our unique purpose and our strength.”

Dr. Egar also said, “Here you are! In the sacred present. I can’t heal you—or anyone—but I can celebrate your choice to dismantle the prison in your mind, brick by brick. You can’t change what happened, you can’t change what you did or what was done to you. But you can choose how you live now. My precious, you can choose to be free.” 

Dr. Edith Eva Egar facilitates patients’ uncovering past trauma and healing. Simply, the title of the book conveys the power in the combination of influential Jupiter with the Guidance of Persephone as the Queen of the Underworld.

 

Other Examples

Death with Dignity across the U.S. supporting the terminally ill to die on their own terms.

A Jewish woman dedicated to helping concentration camp survivors die peacefully by facilitating forgiveness toward their German perpetrators.

 

Tip to Identify the Key in the Hand

Hand Readers, play with blending. Your clients will love you for it. And yes, blend in a third and fourth marking to get to the key in the hand. With practice you will get to the central theme and unique story to help your client realize her greatest potential and give her golden nuggets for expanding into her most sacred life.

 

“Having a dream is what keeps you alive. Overcoming the challenges makes life worth living.” Mary Tyler Moore

 

Check out Kay’s upcoming program to learn how to Identify Gift, Wisdom, Intuition Markings and More starting in Sep. 2019. 

Your Fingerprints are Key for Living on Purpose

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Your fingerprints contain the secret code for living on purpose.

Knowing your life’s purpose is one thing. Living on purpose is another.

 

Q: How do you feel when you’re living on purpose?

A: Peaceful, at ease, in the flow, in your zone.

 

Q: How do you know when you’re off track?

A: Life is confusing, a constant struggle, as if you’re riding a bicycle in a river against the current.

 

In Oprah Winfrey’s new book The Path Made Clear: Discovering Your Life’s Direction and Purpose she says, “I believe every one of us is born with a purpose. No matter who you are, what you do, or how far you think you have to go, you have been tapped by a force greater than yourself to step into your God-given calling. This goes far beyond what you do to earn your living. I’m talking about a supreme moment of destiny, the reason you are here on earth.”

 

I would love for Oprah to know that each person’s life purpose and life lesson is precisely encoded into the unique fingerprint patterns. I’m in full agreement with her further statement: “Committing to a life of purpose takes courage.”

 

When you feel like you’ve lost your way, and meaning has escaped your path, take these tips to return to your purpose:

  1. Take a breath
  2.  Make an honest inventory of your grievances, control issues, criticisms and what you’re resisting.
  3. Let go.

 

Advanced tip

Get into the sandbox with your life’s lessons. The lessons I’m talking about are the repeating patterns of obstacles that prevent a positive attitude that all things in life are in support of your purpose. Being in the sandbox with your lessons creates a sense of play. A playful approach can strengthen skills to handle your lessons.

Life lesson example

Let’s say your life lesson, according to your fingerprints, is not trusting in yourself and therefore not speaking up when it matters most.

You’re here to learn to listen deeply for your truth, to speak up, be heard and to appropriately surrender to your life’s natural flow. The challenge is not to surrender yourself too much or too little…but just right.

Benefits

(In this example) As you courageously speak up for yourself in the name of your inner truth (not your opinion or stance to be ‘right’ or better) and you surrender appropriately, you develop skills in trust – trusting in yourself – that what you have to say is important and meaningful. You’re learning to trust in your voice regardless of the potential acceptance or rejection that may result.

This creates space for authentic intimacy with others because you are being true to you. Imagine that!

Now, your life’s purpose will certainly bloom with the advanced skills you bravely heightened through your life lessons.

Hand Analyst Chris Kidder pointed me to an article in Science Daily where a recent study indicates people with strong life purpose may take less effort when making healthier choices.

This research showed that people with a stronger sense of life purpose are more likely to respond positively to health messages and experience less activity in brain regions associated with conflict. Read article…

Freedom

The ultimate aim in finding purpose is freedom – mental, emotional, physical and spiritual freedom. However, on that path to freedom is a specific life purpose designed for you and it’s all in your hands and fingerprints.

 

Contact us to discover your life purpose and get direction for living your most meaningful life. To learn how to read hands, come train with us.

Your Life Purpose is in Your Fingerprints

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Let’s get up close and personal with fingerprints. In this article you’ll glimpse into what they can tell you about living your very best life and how you can benefit by knowing more about them.

What Fingerprints Can Tell You

Many people spend their entire lives trying to figure out what their purpose is. The life purpose lies deep within each person waiting to be discovered, exposed, lived and mastered.  The Soul’s expression pours through one’s life purpose.  This ‘expression’ can be awakened by deciphering the fingerprint patterns and translating the message to the owner of those fingerprints.

Richard Unger and Vernon Mahabal have influenced what we teach and use in our practice as a non-predictive scientific hand analysts. Following are key words related to various life purpose options decoded from a person’s fingerprints:

 

Behind every human being there is a force to live. Everyone has a desire for self-fulfillment. Describing to someone their life purpose puts them squarely on the path to become everything he or she is capable of becoming. When one is living as they were truly meant to live, fully and completely, liberation abounds. 

Undeniably, FREEDOM is the life experience when one owns their life purpose-power.

This is a growth process. The growth catalyst IS clearly encoded in the fingerprint patterns.

The Journey Into Hand Analysis

Hand analysis practitioners become trail guides for self-discovery, self-actualization, freedom and life-fulfillment. Can you imagine how rewarding that could be- to be either the giver or the receiver of such insight?

Each of us has an inner acorn, capable of becoming an exquisite royal oak. Do you want to help individuals inner-acorn’s sprout and reach full aliveness?

If so, check out AAHA Associate Faculty Teacher Linda Salazar’s upcoming Life Purpose Foundations Intensive starting in September. You’ll learn the essentials of reading fingerprints, lines, shapes, color and consistency of the hands to help people get a broad view into their true nature.

Linda says, “We all want to feel like we belong. We want to feel seen. We want to feel understood. And yet, for many, that’s not how it feels at all. The information in this hand analysis training enables us to dive below the surface where the lifeline of connection exists.”

Many students rave about their own new found personal-awareness as a result of completing hand analysis training classes.

 

“And the day came when the risk (it took) to remain tight in the bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom”

– Anais Nin

How to Let Conflict Lead You to Love

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You were created as love because what created you is love. You can’t change the truth about yourself but you can hide it, deny it and feel unworthy to allow it.

The truth is you are the light of the world.

Because of unconscious and even conscious internal conflict, we attack. When we attack to protect ourselves, we perpetuate attack which can look like criticism, anger, resentment, judgment, fear, and more of the like.

What you project, you believe. What you clutch and cling to you strengthen within yourself.

Your purpose is to teach only love. So how do you teach only love in a world full of conflict, opposition and upside-down thinking?

Answer: Identify every obstacle to love so that it can be brought to truth.

Our hands provide God-given pointers to personal challenges we feed in our lives.

In my workshop How to identify challenge markings in the hands and what to do about them I teach students how to clearly identify 30 different designs that can appear in the hands that can signify significant difficulties for the owners of those symbols.

With proper guidance you can interpret what these markings imply, most importantly, the positive possibilities. Yes, there are positive sides to very difficult challenges mapped in the hands. These markings offer reliable road signs for getting back on track in life with grace and ease.

Following is an excerpt from the student workbook with 30 challenge markings.

Betrayal

Recognition: X’s dangling under the Heart Line below the Pinkie finger

Indicates issues of support from a trusted source.

Negative: Feels betrayed by lack of support from an authority figure who was believed to be trustworthy.

Positive: Sense of betrayal points you to become more authentic and faithful to yourself.

Growth and Integration: Opportunity to learn how to care for and support yourself regardless of outside support systems – or there-lack-of.

The good news is you are not stuck with these difficulties. You can choose differently as designed in the Growth and Integration statement. However, that cannot be accomplished without awareness.

In Forever Hold Your Peace by Linda Salazar she writes, “An unfamiliar road can be a scary path. But when it keeps showing up, again and again, it could be your Higher Mind urging you to bravely go where you’ve never gone before.”

Treasures are revealed when learning specifically what to do about those pesky problems and in turn create a personalized road map to chart a new course for a different destination: Peace.

When we are able to tune into peace, if only for an instant, we are well on our way to allowing the love that we were created to be.

Intended benefits of this workshop:

  • Bring your murky thoughts to awareness
  • Identify and release erroneous mental constructs
  • Gain new positive perceptions
  • Self-acceptance
  • Expanded levels of self-love
  • Personalized mantras to remember the truth in you
  • Inspiration to see, be and teach only love

Requirements: Willingness to be wrong about the way you think of yourself and others when thinking from a mind of confusion, conflict, doubt or hurt.

Goal: There is an unchangeable nature about yourself and we want to reach that Reality, that truth. You cannot find it outside yourself so we won’t look there.

Click here to join me for my upcoming live webinar workshop to learn how to identify 30 challenge markings and let conflict lead you to love. No experience of hand analysis required.

Six Steps to Finding Your Life’s Right Work

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Six Steps to Finding Your Life’s Right Work

  • Allow what is most important to you to surface into your conscious mind. Some ways this can happen are through meditation, asking and hearing your Inner Voice, journaling, having a vision, a dream, a near death experience or a shamanic journey.
  • Pinpoint significant markings in your own two hands to understand your special talents, unique gifts and personal strengths and apply them as you take intentional steps forward.
  • Understand the archetypal patterns of power within you that contain a complete set of stories, beliefs, motivations and fears that give you direction in making choices that help you live a life you love.
  • Learn how to navigate internal conflicts and weave apparent opposites and paradoxes into a unified understanding and source of guidance.
  • Allow time for incubation. Through time a culmination of lessons, experiences, successes and realization give you signal that you’re on the right track.
  • Move into the future and ask yourself, “What do I want to know or say that I did, experienced or felt during my life time?”

Why find your life’s work?

Greg Bogart PhD gives us the best answer…

“Finding our vocation is one of the experiences that ultimately makes our lives fulfilling. It is the organizing theme that transforms the scattered fragments of our lives into a spiritually meaningful whole. It is a window from which we see a vision of our future. A vocation is a verse of the great song of creating, revealing our place and function in the vast universe, which is always calling to us, beckoning.”

If you, a young adult or a friend are challenged with finding meaning through work, Kay offers an amazing vocational direction and selection consultation package. For Hand Analysts who want to learn how to conduct a vocational reading check out her upcoming workshop Learn How to Pinpoint Vocational Indicators Using the Science of Hand Analysis.

Click here for past articles about Vocational Analysis Part I, Part II and Part III