Ep 34: Hand Analysis with Richard Unger
 
In this episode, Celine and Jeremiah interview Richard Unger, a world renowned hand analyst who has analyzed the hands of over 60,000 people spanning a 51 year career. Author of the foundational hand analysis text, “LifePrints”, Richard has greatly expanded the human understanding of what our hands can actually tell us, not only the palms, but also the fingerprints. And in his upcoming three-part book series he further expounds on the hand analysis methodology by also considering hand shapes as another dimension of analysis. 
 
We were incredibly honored to have Richard on the podcast with us and we hope you enjoy his deep wisdom on the subject.
 
You can learn more about Richard and his LifePrints© system by visiting his website: www.lifeprints.com.
 
 
People, books, ideas, and places we reference in this episode:
 
 
42nd St Library in NYC (nypl.org/locations/schwarzman),
 
Dermatoglyphic Skin Carvings (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dermatoglyphics),
 
“Fingerprints, Palms, and Soles” by Dr. Harold Cummins (archive.org/details/in.ernet.dli.2015.143762),
 
“Lifeprints” by Richard Unger (amzn.to/3f9IRBP),
 
Victor Frankl (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Frankl),
 
Gilda Radner (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilda_Radner),
 
Simian Crease (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_transverse_palmar_crease),
 
William G. Benham (amzn.to/3oDORFX),
 
Fred Gettings (amzn.to/3fAIPSC),
 
Casimir Stanislas d'Arpentigny (archive.org/details/b28110791),
 
Carl Jung (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Jung),
 
Lyndon Baines Johnson (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyndon_B._Johnson)
 
 
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Episode 34: Hand Analysis with Richard Unger

Brandi Thompson - I Wanna Watch You Dance (Sun Ascendant Remix)

Emotional Ride

It Started Off as a Good Idea

I've loved this Boz Scaggs track for a while and always thought it would be great dance track. Finally got around to doing a simple edit for it so I could play it out and get people moving. Free download available. Hope you enjoy!!

Lowdown (Sun Ascendant Edit)

Despite the insanity of this last year, we still need to love, we still need to laugh, and we still need to dance! So move that body and shake your groove thang ;)

Tracklist:

01. Stevie Wonder - Do I Do (U-Tern Disco Edit)
02. Konna Summer - Donna’s Winter
03. Chaka Kahn - I’m Every Woman
04. Inner Life - I Like It That Way
05. DJ Vas - The Moment
06. Aleem - Release Yourself (Dub)
07. Boz Scaggs - Lowdown (Sun Ascendant Edit)
08. Rick James - Give It To Me Baby (Instrumental)
09. Aretha Franklin - Jump To It (Prince Klassen Young Professional Re-edit)
10. Jackie Esam - Movin’
11. Gay Marvine - I Luv Music
12. Eddie C - La Palette
13. Luvless - Lovin
14. 94 East - If You Feel LIke Dancin
15. Ashanti - Dance
16. Luther Vandross - Never Too Much

Grooving Into '18 (NYE mix, 117BPM)

1 By 1

Callin Out Ma Name

Do You Realize?

Never Gonna Stop

Pulse

“Just a couple of pals in Brooklyn talking about woo woo stuff.” 

Celine Foster is a NYC-based Licensed Acupuncturist and founder of True North Healing Arts (http://www.truenorthhealing.net). A graduate of New England School of Acupuncture (NESA) in Newton, MA, she holds a Master Degree in Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine. Her multi-disciplinary skills include custom herbal formulas, cupping, moxibustion, esoteric acupuncture and hand analysis. Jeremiah Glazer is a media professional and founder of PS379, a boutique production studio based out of Brooklyn, NY (http://www.ps379studio.com). He holds a Masters Degree in Philosophy from the University of Chicago, specializing in Philosophy of Mind and Wittgenstein. Over the last 10 years he’s become a practitioner of yoga and meditation and has led classes in both professional and informal settings.

Episode 34: Hand Analysis with Richard Unger

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