Lori Smiskol

I also can look at your soul imprint through your hands as a palmist. Little did I know we have such control over our destiny because I simply refused to die that day when my brand new Ford Escort hydroplaned off of a slippery wet pavement highway ramp in South Chicago coming from work. My new car flew through the air as I went down a 40-foot drop with no seat belt on. I went over the ramp which looked and felt like Thelma and Louise when they plunged over the cliff. I simply refused to die. My life path showed that I was to die around the mid-20s by the lifeline length in my left-hand palm even though in my right-hand palm I had a double protection line next to my short lifeline which canceled out this imminent death. My thoughts at that exact moment when I knew I was going to go off that mountain ramp was “Dear God, I can’t die, I have too much to do still.” That has been my life theme ever since that moment.