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In 1929, Harold Cummins Father of Dermatoglyphics, published the influential book Fingerprints, Palms and Soles, a bible in the field of Dermatoglyphics. Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence is a scientific study by Medical Experts & Scientist’s from world’s renowned Universities in the field of Neuroscience, Genetics, Dermatoglyphics, Psychology, Embryology and Anthropology. DMIT Analysis is associated with Fingerprint Patterns and Brain Lobes connection. DMIT Test Assessment method helps us in understanding our Unique Inborn Potential, Personality, Strength and weakness.

The word Dermatoglyphics is derived from the ancient Greek word (Derma = skin, glyph = carving) the term was coined by Dr. Harold Cummins, the father of finger Print analysis. The process of fingerprint identification had been used for several hundred years now. Dermatoglyphics refers to that branch of science which studies the patterns of skin (derma) ridges present on the fingers, toes and the soles of humans. It reveals the congenital links between our fingers and brain helping us to understand our inherent qualities and talents. Fingerprints are formed at the same time as the brain’s neocortex , which controls emotions and cognitive abilities such as concentration, memorization, ability to behave or manage problems etc., which is clearly related to psychology. These fingerprint patterns are formed during the fetal development stage, the human fingerprints are formed in the mother’s womb itself during 13th to 21st week of pregnancy which remains the same throughout the life.

Scientists all over the world have been conducting research in this area for the last 400 years & many journals have been published on Dermatoglyphics. Medical experts and scientists thus discovered that the amount of brain cells distributed in different parts of the brain helps us to understand a person’s multiple intelligences as well as his innate potential capabilities and personality through DMIT. The main thrust of scientific Dermatoglyphics research has been directed into genetic research and the diagnosis of chromosomal defects. Over the last thirty years or so, more than four thousand medical research papers have been written on the significance of skin-ridge patterns!

Traditionally IQ Test is used as a measuring tool to understand the degree of one’s Intelligence. Now Dermatoglyphics Multiple Intelligence Test is used in Corporates, Educational Institutions like Schools & Colleges for Career Guidance. Know your Strength and weakness through the DMIT Test Report based on Dermatoglyphics and Brain Analysis.

Our fingerprints help us in understanding ourselves better and transforming our lives through a Holistic approach.

Map your Brain & Unleash your Hidden Potential

Science in your hands. What your fingerprints say about you

Fingerprints have been established as the “bar code” that identifies each individual in the human species. They are the most valuable forensic evidence for criminologists and are becoming an everyday tool at the office and even on the screen of your smartphone. Why are fingerprints so unique and irreplaceable? What is the secret behind these peculiar markings? We have known for more than 2,000 years that the patterns forming fingerprints are unique to each individual, although we have only being studying the reason why for 2 centuries. In this report we review some of the things that your fingerprints say about you from fascinating scientific perspectives.

A BARCODE WITH MORE THAN 2000 YEARS OF HISTORY

Fingerprints are the patterns or markings on fingertips, although they also exist on the palms of hands (palmetograms) and on the soles of feet (pelmatograms).

Fingerprints are created around the 13th week of pregnancy (when the fetus measures approx. 7.62 cm) and are definitive by the 6th month of pregnancy.

Fingerprints are unique to each individual, but they are also immutable. They remain unchanged from when they form in the fetus until you die, because despite any damage that the skin may suffer, they always regenerate following the original pattern. Although they are determined by each individual’s genetic information, their development is influenced by physical factors (the exact location of the fetus in the uterus, the density of the amniotic fluid, among other things), even in identical twins or a clone (with the same DNA) the fingerprints of two individuals cannot be the same. However, there is the exceptional situation in which people are born without fingerprints. Not having fingerprints is actually a genetic condition called Adermatoglyphia & its been observed that No Finger Print means No Brain.

Skin is one of the largest organs in the body and genetics (and its conditioning) is behind the formation of each of our organs so, it is not so farfetched to think that your skin, and in particular the marks on your fingers, palms and soles of your feet can indeed reveal information about you. The surprising part arises when that information is not purely physical or biological, but has to do with your intelligence and brain activity. Fingerprints are formed at the same time as the brain’s neocortex , which controls emotions and cognitive abilities such as concentration, memorization, ability to behave or manage problems etc., which is clearly related to psychology. In fact, in cases where there is the strange condition that some children are born without a brain (anencephaly), they do not have fingerprints either. This and other keys to the embryogenesis process (formation of a multicellular organism from a zygote) prove the connection between the brain and fingerprints.

No two people have exactly the same fingerprints. Even identical twins, with identical DNA, have different fingerprints. This uniqueness allows fingerprints to be used in all sorts of ways, including for background checks, biometric security, mass disaster identification, and of course, in criminal situations & most importantly to know your Inborn Potential, Personality & Intelligence.

In the 1960s, the former Soviet Union conducted a number of studies in order to select the most effective athletes for each sport according to their genetic traits. Among other methods (apart from DNA tests), Dermatoglyphics analysis was used (Morales, 2014). In short, your fingerprints reveal your neuromuscular potential and the genetic conditions that make you prone to stand out in certain physical activity. There are even studies that associate certain forms in specific fingers of your hand to specific skills, as in the case of explosive strength, which increases as the markings of the first right finger increase.

Our fingerprints help us in understanding ourselves better and transforming our lives through a Holistic approach.

Map your Brain & Unleash your Hidden Potential

DMIT Report Highlights

Brain Lobe Connection & TFRC Distribution Map
Inborn Potential & Communication Style
Personality & Behavior Type ( DISC Profile )
Learning Style (VAK)
Multiple Quotient Distribution Chart ( IQ, EQ, AQ, CQ )
Multiple Intelligence Distribution Chart
Relationship Compatibility
SWOT Analysis
Career Selection
Intrinsic Work – Management style.

Features OF Dermatoglyphics

UNIQUENESS
Each individual has a unique fingerprint and no two individuals can have identical finger prints . Even the fingerprints of all the fingers of an individual are not the same. Study of Fingerprint defines Individual’s Personality, Inborn Talent & Hidden Potential.

INVARIANCE
The Ridge pattern of fingerprints remains the same throughout the lifetime and will not change even after the regeneration of the skin in case of burns, injuries, abrasions and skin diseases.

HEREDITARY
According to science statistics, immediate family members will be more or less the same between the striae. Normal human cells chromosomes may have a mutation due to a structural change resulting in striae mutation. Therefore, the striae have inherited the mutation Study of the patterns of the epidermal ridges of finger, palm, and sole can serve as an aid to the diagnosis of many diseases, particularly those caused by chromosomal aberrations, which are frequently accompanied by distortion of patterns, but also in other diseases both genetically and non-genetically determined. In early pregnancy, an intrauterine growth disturbance affecting the extremities, whether due to hereditary or environmental factors, will be accompanied by abnormal dermatoglyphics. Significant investigations have been carried out into the Dermatoglyphics indicators of congenital heart disease, cancer, Intestinal disorders, Alzheimer’s, schizophrenia, autism as well as other forms of mental illnesses. Most of these researches have been published in international medical journals. Dermatoglyphics determines the Genetic Connection

Theory of Multiple Intelligence

When we hear the word intelligence, the concept of IQ testing may immediately come to our mind. Intelligence is often defined as our intellectual potential, something we are born with, something that can be measured, and a capacity that is difficult to change. Traditionally IQ Test is used as a measuring tool to understand the degree of One’s Intelligence. IQ Test analyses one’s aptitude with regards to Logic, Reasoning & Analytical Skills but does not tell about any other intelligences. In 1983, Psychologist Dr Howard Gardner, Professor from Harvard University, in his book Frames of Mind introduced the Theory of Multiple Intelligences with some simple but powerful questions revolutionizing the Field of Understanding of Intelligences. Are Sportsmen, Artists, Musicians “Intelligent” in their respective disciplines ? IF so why are these and other abilities not accounted for in traditional IQ tests ? Why is the term intelligence limited to just IQ.? From these questions emerged Multiple-Intelligences (MI) Theory. It challenges the psychological definition of intelligence as a general ability that can be measured by a single IQ score. Instead, MI theory describes nine intelligences. MI theory asserts that individuals who have a high level of aptitude in one intelligence do not necessarily have similar aptitude in another intelligence. For example, a person who demonstrates an impressive level of Logical intelligence may be far less skilled when it comes to Natural or Visual Intelligence. It’s important to recognize that this notion stands in sharp contrast to the traditional (and still dominant) view of intelligence as a general ability that can be measured along a single scale and summarized by a single number. This theory suggests that traditional psychometric views of intelligence are too limited. Learning more about the multiple intelligences can help you better understand your own strengths. Continue reading to learn more about the major characteristics of each type of intelligence.

Types of Multiple Intelligence

Logical-Mathematical Intelligence : Number Smart
Linguistic Intelligence : Word Smart
Intrapersonal Intelligence : Self Smart
Interpersonal Intelligence : People Smart
Musical Intelligence : Musical Smart
Spatial Intelligence : Picture Smart
Naturalist Intelligence : Nature Smart
Kinesthetic Intelligence : Body Smart
Existential Intelligence : Phil Smart

Fingerprints and Brain Connection

Fingerprints are formed at the same time as the brain’s neocortex, which controls emotions and cognitive abilities such as concentration, memorization, ability to behave or manage problems etc., which is clearly related to psychology

Fingerprints can reveal a whole lot of things about a person, like their intelligence, personality and talents, to name a few. Dermatoglyphics is a branch of science that is dedicated to the study of the mount, the ridges, and the lines that form your fingerprints.

Fingerprints are the ridges patterns on the tip of each finger. They form from pressure on a baby’s tiny, developing fingers in the womb. Fingerprints are made of an arrangement of ridges, called friction ridges. Each ridge contains pores, which are attached to sweat glands under the skin.

Finger prints are associated with the fetal brain development. Fingerprints develops during the 13th to 23rd week of pregnancy. Scientific researchers have established the congenial link between fingerprint patterns and Human Brain lobes. Brain is divided in to two hemispheres Left & Right & each hemisphere is further divided in to five lobes & each lobe is responsible for mental, emotional & physiological functions of human body.

Fingerprints and Brain Lobes

Brain Lobes can be analyzed depending on formation and amount of ridge present in the finger prints.
The ridge count on the fingers represents human brain potentials.
Fingerprint development depends on proportion & distribution of brain lobes.
Medical experts confirmed that each person’s finger prints are unique.
Each Fingerprints demonstrate different types of characteristics.
Identical twins too will have different Fingerprints
No Brain No Fingerprint.

History of Dermatoglyphics

Father of Dermatoglyphics – Dr Harold Cummins PH.D (1893 – 1976)

Chairman, Department Of Anatomy, Harvard University,1933 – 1960.

Chairman, Department Of Microscopic Anatomy, Harvard University,1933 – 1945.

In 1943,Dr Cummins Published his book, Finger Prints, Palms & Soles (An Introduction to Dermatoglyphics) a Bible in the field of Dermatoglyphics.

Dr Harold Cummins is Considered as Father Of Dermatoglyphics.

The research on Dermatoglyphics is more than 400 yrs. old.
Dermatoglyphics was invented by Dr.Harold Cummins & is acknowledged as Father of Dermatoglyphics.
He studied almost all aspects of fingerprints analysis.
Dermatoglyphics was used to find Genetic disease with the help of fingerprint patterns
Dermatoglyphics was earlier used by Russia to find skilled sportsmen for the Olympics Games in the 1970s

Dr. Harold Cummins

History of Multiple Intelligence Theory

Father of Multiple Intelligence – Dr Howard Gardner PH.D, ( 1943 – Till dt)

Dr Howard Gardner is the John H. and Elisabeth A. Hobbs Research Professor of Cognition & Education at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.

He is a professor of psychology at Harvard University.

He is Senior director of Harvard University’s Project Zero.

In 1983, Psychologist Dr Howard Gardner, Professor from Harvard University, in his book Frames of Mind introduced the Theory of Multiple Intelligences

Dr Howard Gardner invented Multiple Intelligence in 1983.
There are 9 Multiple Intelligence’s
Each individual is Born with 9 Multiple Intelligence, although the proportion may vary.
Multiple Intelligence Theory is a solution for Educational & Psychological problems.

Reasoning Behind Gardner M.I Theory

Instructional programs should focus on identifying different types of intelligence.
Individuals should be persuaded to use their own preferred intelligence on learning.
Assessment for learning should evaluate multiple types of intelligence