After years of reading hands and studying finger-length psychology, I’ve discovered something far more interesting: There isn’t one type of charisma. There are three. And they come from observing two very different fingers. (The Index & the Ring). Today, I want to show you the secret difference between Index Finger Charisma and Ring Finger Charisma, because once you see it, you won’t be able to unsee it.

Most of us grow up believing our childhood was “normal” simply because it was the only version we knew. It’s only later, usually in midlife, through parenting our own kids, experiencing loss, or doing spiritual/inner-child work, that we look back and see the quiet patterns that shaped us. One of these patterns is something called emotional self-parenting. It’s not a diagnosis. It’s not a judgement. It’s simply what happens when a child learns to carry their own emotional

People assume “everyone is unique,” but how we express that uniqueness depends heavily on the wiring of the brain. And here’s the kicker: ADHD, Autism, and AUDHD all experience individuality differently; biologically, emotionally, and energetically.

Most people don’t realise their toes are quietly shaping their posture, balance, and even emotional regulation, but for those of us who are sensitive (fibro, ADHD, EoE, hypermobile babes, I’m looking at you), the feet are one of the biggest chi-gateways in the whole body. And here’s the funny part: I stumbled onto this by accident.

Symptoms include: *mistaking confidence for chemistry *thinking “hot = soulmate” *swiping right because your nervous system got bored *falling for people you barely know

I’ve always had a short pinky and quiet anxiety. I internalise everything while others vent and move on. Once I started ADHD meds, my “Negative Neurotic Nancy” finally piped down; not gone, just gentler. My thoughts stopped spiralling, and I became emotionally stronger. Maybe short-pinky overthinkers like me are simply wired to feel deeply until we learn to let the energy flow.

Discover why anxious minds find true crime and psychological thrillers strangely calming. This SciWoo-style exploration blends neuroscience and energy work to explain how watching fear safely can train your nervous system—but also how overexposure can stress the body at a cellular level. Learn to watch with intention, regulate your energy, and keep your curiosity without the cortisol crash.

Over time, I’ve worked out why empaths often attract narcissists or very dominant personalities. It’s not fate, and it’s not some mystical punishment. It comes down to confidence dynamics.

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Hand Analysis: The Tells Are in Plain Sight Through my observations, which I’ve blogged about extensively, I have noticed distinct tells in the hands that may correlate with how a person’s mind is wired. While I don’t yet know if there is a "normal" hand presentation, I suspect that the answers have been hidden in plain sight all along. We just need to marry palm reading with technology  and start charting the hand structures  of those who are medically diagnosed, as well as

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