Kaushal Kishore is a palmistry teacher, researcher, and author passionate about making palmistry simple, practical, and easy to understand. He has completed the 5-year Jyotir Visharad course from Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, India.
His approach combines traditional Samudrika Shastra with selected concepts of Western palmistry, along with knowledge developed through extensive study, teaching, practical observation, and years of experience in palm analysis.
During the early stages of his journey, Kaushal Kishore studied extensively from numerous books and sources on palmistry. He gradually realized that there was a significant gap between concepts described in books and what actually appears in real-life palm readings. Practical palmistry requires recognizing different combinations, variations, movements, signs, and patterns on an actual palm.
This realization inspired him to develop his own notes, study material, and practical teaching methods to help beginners understand palmistry more easily. He began conducting palmistry classes and continued refining his understanding through teaching and practical observations.
Over the years, he developed and explained several distinctive concepts and observations, including Match Making for Marriages through Palmistry, the Rule 75:25 of the Luck Line, and the True Money Line. These concepts are explained in detail in his book with practical examples and pictorial representations.
A key feature of his approach is visual learning. The book contains more than 300 pictorial explanations, helping readers understand the appearance, position, movement, and combinations of various lines and markings.
The book covers important topics including:
Marriage, Divorce and Married Life
Ring of Solomon
Luck Line and its Results
True Money Line
Bracelets and their Movements
Career, Job and Profession
Foreign Travel
Important Lines, Signs and Markings
Various combinations and practical observations
Many concepts and examples have evolved from the author's classroom teaching, study material, practical observations, and analysis of frequently occurring palm patterns. His objective is to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical palm reading.
Kaushal Kishore believes palmistry becomes easier when students connect theory with what they actually observe on the palm. Therefore, he has kept the explanations as simple as possible while providing visual references to help readers understand different palm patterns.
The book is particularly useful for beginners and students who want to build a strong foundation in palmistry. Experienced readers may also find the author's practical observations and unique concepts useful.
The author recommends studying the book repeatedly rather than reading it only once. Reading it four to five times, along with regular practice and observation, can help readers understand and retain the concepts more effectively.
Through his books and palmistry classes, Kaushal Kishore aims to make palmistry accessible to anyone genuinely interested in learning it.
Learn the concepts. Observe the palm. Practice repeatedly. Develop your own understanding.
His ultimate objective is to make palmistry simple to learn, easy to understand, and practical to apply.
