Abortion | The dominant hand (right hand for a right-handed person) grabs an imaginary object from the horizontal, downturned, non-dominant '5' hand and then is thrown down and open. |
About
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in the general area) | The downturned open '5' hand moves in a counterclockwise direction in front of the body. |
Accept | Both open hands, palms down, are held in front of the chest. They move in unison toward the chest, where they come to rest, all fingers closed. |
Achieve | The 'D' hand, palms back, are held at each side of the head, near the temples. With a pivoting motion of the wrists, the hands swing up and around, simultaneously, to a position above the head, with palms facing out. |
Add | The two open hands, palms and fingers facing each other, with the left hand above the right, are brought together, with all fingers closing simultaneously. |
Advice | The left hand, held limp in front of the body, has its fingers pointing down. The fingers of the right hand, held all together, are placed on the top of the left hand, and then move forward, off the left hand, assuming a '5' position, palm down. |
Afraid | Both hands, fingers together, are placed side by side, palms facing the chest. They quickly open and come together over the heart, one on top of the other. |
After | The right hand, held flat, palm facing the body, fingertips facing left, represents the fixed place in time. The left hand is placed against the back of the right, and moved straight out from the body. The relative positions of the two hands may be reversed, with the left remaining stationary near the body and the right moving out. |
Afternoon | The right arm, fingers together and pointing forward, rests on the back of the left hand, its fingers also together and pointing somewhat to the right. The right arm remains in the position about 45 degrees from the vertical. |
Again | The left hand open in the '5' position, palm up, is held before the chest. The right hand in the...
