Dylan Warren-Davis, a second generation herbalist, qualified with NIMH as a medical herbalist in 1982. Additionally, he has been involved with yoga and meditation for more than forty years. From the time he qualified as a medical herbalist, having seen the serious limitations of the pharmacological explanation of the way herbs work, Dylan has sought out the metaphysical knowledge upon which the Western Herbal tradition has been based. It was a lengthy journey, spanning several decades of research, through Hermetic, Cabalistic, Alchemical and Astrological knowledge. Now retired from practicing herbal medicine for over 35 years he is now ready to present this long forgotten and much needed foundation of the Western Herbal Tradition. By combining traditional herbal wisdom with the latest insights of quantum biology, glycobiology, epigenetics and cellular communication, whole herbs can be seen offer so much more therapeutic potential than isolated drugs. Rather than just being sources of drugs, herbs should be seen as having a multitude of different properties ranging from supplying specific components of nutrition to orchestrating genetic expression and harmonization. Dylan has travelled widely, studying the floras of the British Isles, Mediterranean and Australasia.Dylan has also been involved with commercial tincture manufacture and has been a consultant to the herbal industry. Now focusing on teaching and writing, Dylan can be contacted on d.warren-davis@outlook.com.

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• ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOREWORDINTRODUCTION PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITIONPART I. THE PHILOSOPHY AND SYMBOLISM OF CHEIROMANCYPART II. READING THE HANDPART III. SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF CHEIROMANCYAPPENDIX

Dylan Warren-Davis, a second generation herbalist, qualified with NIMH as a medical herbalist in 1982. Additionally, he has been involved with yoga and meditation for more than forty years. From the time he qualified as a medical herbalist, having seen the serious limitations of the pharmacological explanation of the way herbs work, Dylan has sought out the metaphysical knowledge upon which the Western Herbal tradition has been based. It was a lengthy journey, spanning several decades of research, through Hermetic, Cabalistic, Alchemical and Astrological knowledge. Now retired from practicing herbal medicine for over 35 years he is now ready to present this long forgotten and much needed foundation of the Western Herbal Tradition. By combining traditional herbal wisdom with the latest insights of quantum biology, glycobiology, epigenetics and cellular communication, whole herbs can be seen offer so much more therapeutic potential than isolated drugs. Rather than just being sources of drugs, herbs should be seen as having a multitude of different properties ranging from supplying specific components of nutrition to orchestrating genetic expression and harmonization. Dylan has travelled widely, studying the floras of the British Isles, Mediterranean and Australasia.Dylan has also been involved with commercial tincture manufacture and has been a consultant to the herbal industry. Now focusing on teaching and writing, Dylan can be contacted on d.warren-davis@outlook.com.

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• ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOREWORDINTRODUCTION PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITIONPART I. THE PHILOSOPHY AND SYMBOLISM OF CHEIROMANCYPART II. READING THE HANDPART III. SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF CHEIROMANCYAPPENDIX

Dylan Warren-Davis, a second generation herbalist, qualified with NIMH as a medical herbalist in 1982. Additionally, he has been involved with yoga and meditation for more than forty years. From the time he qualified as a medical herbalist, having seen the serious limitations of the pharmacological explanation of the way herbs work, Dylan has sought out the metaphysical knowledge upon which the Western Herbal tradition has been based. It was a lengthy journey, spanning several decades of research, through Hermetic, Cabalistic, Alchemical and Astrological knowledge. Now retired from practicing herbal medicine for over 35 years he is now ready to present this long forgotten and much needed foundation of the Western Herbal Tradition. By combining traditional herbal wisdom with the latest insights of quantum biology, glycobiology, epigenetics and cellular communication, whole herbs can be seen offer so much more therapeutic potential than isolated drugs. Rather than just being sources of drugs, herbs should be seen as having a multitude of different properties ranging from supplying specific components of nutrition to orchestrating genetic expression and harmonization. Dylan has travelled widely, studying the floras of the British Isles, Mediterranean and Australasia.Dylan has also been involved with commercial tincture manufacture and has been a consultant to the herbal industry. Now focusing on teaching and writing, Dylan can be contacted on d.warren-davis@outlook.com.

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• ILLUSTRATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOREWORDINTRODUCTION PREFACE TO THE FOURTH EDITIONPART I. THE PHILOSOPHY AND SYMBOLISM OF CHEIROMANCYPART II. READING THE HANDPART III. SYNTHESIS AND APPLICATION OF CHEIROMANCYAPPENDIX