Quality of the handbothuniversal
Also called: Warmth and coldness of the hands
Where on the hand: Felt on the whole hand at the moment of the reading, and interpreted together with colour and consistency.
What it looks like: Warm, cold, or hot-and-dry-and-red. Coldness is read differently depending on whether the hand is otherwise well-formed or pale and flabby.
Temperature reads circulation and the outward or inward set of the temperament: warm hands go out toward people, cold hands hold back. It is only adverse when combined with pallor and flabbiness.
Read with care: Hand temperature is affected by room temperature, circulation and nerves; the readings here are traditional correspondence rather than physiology.
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Palmistry is a traditional interpretive art, not a science. Offered for reflection and self-understanding — not medical, legal or financial advice.