The fingers are considered
long if they can fold back and touch a spotat least seven-eights of the way
along the palm. Unfortunately, there are exceptions, as some people have
extremely flexible hands while
others are very stiff.
Also, someone with an extremely oblong palm may have long fingers that only
reach halfway down the palm, as the palm itself is very long. With experience
you’ll be able to look at someone’s palm and instantly know if the fingers are
long or short.The problem comes when you’re first learning and find a hand with fingers that seem to be neither long nor
short. Fortunately, we can cover that situation as well.
Long Fingers
If the fingers are long,
the person pays attention to detail and you can say: “You enjoy complex work. You’re patient and
enjoy all the fiddly bits – you like the details in things. Your work must be
very consuming and gratifying. If it’s too simple you lose interest very
quickly.”
Short Fingers
Someone with short fingers
is almost the opposite. They’ll be more interested in the broad strokes rather
than the details and won’t have much patience. You could say: “You’re always
busy. Sometimes you may start something new before you’ve finished the last task. You often have
several things on the go at the same time. You tend to want everything right
now, so patience is not your strong suit. Yourimpulsiveness has gotten you into
trouble in the past. In
some ways you are a jack-of-all-trades.”
Medium Length Fingers
Naturally, someone with
fingers that are neither long nor short will fall into a middle category. You
might say: “At times you can be very patient. However, at other times you’re
inclined to jump first and think later. If something really interests you, you
want to get right down to the bottom of it and work it all out. If it’s only a
passing interest, you’re more inclined to skim over it and not learn it in much
detail.”
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