1. I would have a first look at the horizontal lines
at the outer edge of the Mount of Mercury. (Marriage lines). I count these
lines and say that the number of marriages or love affairs would be equal to
the number of these lines. (There are some exceptions.)
2. In the Western
Countries where sexual relations before marriage are the general rule, these
lines are also called lines of association or lines of affection.
3. My experience and study tells me that these lines may indicate less about marriage and more about the sexuality of a person. That is why the lines are also known as the lines of sexuality. To answer a question about marriage, the other lines on the palm must also be studied.
4. The firmness or the
prominence of the Mount of Venus also indicates the amount of sexuality a
person possesses. But the Mount of Venus also indicates the amount of human
sympathy or the vital force of a person, but these lines near the Mount of
Mercury only indicate sexuality. Need to study the Palm from various angles
including the mounts.
5. Before the Hindu Code
Act came on the statute book, a Hindu male could marry more than once; the
Hindu women had no such right. Divorce had no legal sanction in Hindu religion.
But, if the husband and wife could not get along, they could separate. The wife
went back to her parents or the husband left his wife and went away. Even
though such separation did not amount to divorce, but was very much similar in
effect.
6. First have in mind the
traditions, customs and law. The lines and mounts when be consulted to answer
questions about marriage, divorce and inability to live together on the part of
the husband and wife are being mentioned here in the order of their importance.
Be cautious for interpreting the marriage lines which are also called the line
of sexuality/Love.
HOW TO JUDGE MARRIAGE
FROM THE LINES OF MARRIAGE
7. Marriage Line is a
horizontal line which enters the palm from the extreme percussion edge of the
hand. That is why one must make a note of its position while taking a hand
print. It starts from the edge of the palm and ends at the Mount of Mercury.
8. A line reaching the
middle of the Mount of Mercury is a normal one; if it stops short of that
point, it is short and if it goes beyond that it is considered to be long. If
it reaches near the Mount of the Sun it is very long. I however believe that
one single line of marriage in a palm merely indicates that the person has
attraction for a person of the opposite sex. Two such lines indicate that the
sexuality would endure for a long time.
9. If such lines are
straight and well-defined, it is indicative of the fact that the person loves
his suppose passionately. If there is no such line on a palm, the prominence of
the Mount of Venus tends to make up that deficiency. A thick little finger with
a long third phalange has a similar effect.
10. If there is no line
of Marriage (sexuality) on a hand and the Mount of Venus is also level
under-developed with the little finger being short and thin, there is no
likelihood of that person possessing any sex urge. If the line is there but is
indistinct, there is lack of interest in marriage and sexual relations. If the
Mount of Moon is prominent then lack of interest is accentuated.
11. If the first part of
the line is deep and the last one shallow a person loses interest in love, but
conversely, if the line is shallow in the beginning and becomes deeper
thereafter, love tends to become more intense. This proposition may need study
of money hands specially of person getting to meditation, spiritualism,
detachment etc.
12. If the line of
sexuality is near the Heart Line it is an indication, according to some
palmists, of early marriage. But I interpret such a line as indicative of
sexuality becoming strong during adolescence, but if it is near the base of the
little finger, the libido tends to increase after middle age.
In the world of astrology, Yantras play a very important role. Yantras are geometrical figures inscribed on a metal sheet or paper that work on energies pertaining to the particular God. The yantras are based on Vedic techniques and represent various mantras. There are mainly eight surfaces on which yantras can be inscribed, such as gold, silver, copper, crystal, birch, bone, paper, and Vishnu stone.
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