People don't believe me when I say my mom's a palm reader in New Orleans. It's also called Chiromancy.
oh i didn't know that, i have always wanted to get my palm read
people who do it are called either pamists, palm readers, hand readers or even hand analysts but I like chirologist term a lot.
i have never heard that term. apparently its very old.  It is said to have been practiced in very early times by the Brahmins of India and to have been known to Aristotle, 
That's right, it actually comes from the term "kheir" in Greek meaning hand and "manteia" meaning divination. You can foretell someone's future this way.
So cheirognomy, the art of recognizing the type of intelligence from the form of the hands; cheirosophy, the study of the comparative value of manual formations; and cheiromancy, the art of divination from the form of the hand and fingers, and the lines and markings thereon.
Arithmancy
In modern numerological terminology, arithmancy (a shortened form of Greek ἀριθμομαντεία "divination by numbers") is a form of divination based on assigning numerical value to a word or phrase, by means of a simplified version of ancient Greek isopsephy or Hebrew/Aramaic gematria, as adapted to the Latin alphabet. Arithmancy is associated with the Chaldeans, Platonists, Pythagoreans, and the Kabbalah.
Etymology.
The term "arithmancy" is derived from two Greek words – "arithmos" (meaning number) and "
to say it was a hire. But I just... people kept telling me, 'Oh you'll never be able to shake this,' and I said, 'You know, I'm gonna do the best I can and go away from that.' I knew when I read it, and I saw the bees and the stuff, I knew things like that haven't been filmed before, so that was interesting. And I've always wanted to find my own personal Phantom of the Opera."