Another word for palmist

palmist Synonyms

palmist

spiritualist, clairvoyant, prophet; see fortuneteller.

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If you are looking to establish an ongoing therapeutic relationship with a palmist, you may want to shop around and try out many psychics to see which one you feel is the most genuine and in touch with your personality.
By establishing a relationship with your own palmist, he or she may be willing to apprentice you or at least direct you to someone who can aptly do so.
Almost anyone can identify key lines on their hands, but what you really pay a psychic palmist for is the interpretation.
In Syria and Egypt the palmist can be seen plying his trade at the cafes; and among the Arabs there are chiromantists who are consulted as to the probable success of enterprises.