Fish signs on the palm. What is it?
A fish sign on the palm is a formation of palm lines that look similar to a fish. The shape of the lines is an oblong circle with a pointed end. It can also look like two triangles with overlapping lines. Sometimes there is a whorl or a dot that forms the eye of the fish. Symbols like the fish are very much Indian palmistry lore (belief). These symbols are not a part of modern hand analysis. However, it’s worth mentioning for those keen to learn about it. Also, read about the Chinese fish sign at the end of this article. Don’t forget to share with your friends. 🙂
What is the direction and location of the fish sign?
The meaning can vary depending on which way the fish is facing and on which mount it lies. On the mount of Jupiter beneath the index finger, it suggests power, honour, and respect. Some regard the fish sign on the Jupiter mount as an indication of wealth, especially if the mount is well-developed. It shows leadership, a pleasant, generous and spiritual or religious person.
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Fish mark on the life line
If the fish sign is at the end of the life line (around the thumb ball) on the dominant hand, it ensures remarkable prosperity during life. By prosperity, I mean a sense of accomplishment in their achievements. Not necessarily a monetary achievement but a feeling of worthwhile efforts and potential wealth.
Fish sign on a woman’s hand or a man’s hand.
On a man’s hand, it’s said to show enormous success. In Indian palmistry, a fish sign on a woman’s hand is very auspicious, suggesting she will have good fortune. She will have children and a caring partner or husband that will outlive her. In India, it is considered bad luck for a female to be a widow, especially if she is still young. If the woman is a housewife, the husband will succeed financially.
Fish Sign on the Sun Mount or Sun Line
The sun mount or line (Apollo mount) is beneath the ring finger. It is about reputation, social life, creativity, luck, happiness and flamboyancy. The fish will add to those qualities, helping with fame or fortune, especially if the person is in a creative field.
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Fish Sign on the Saturn Line (fate line)
The Saturn or career/fate line concerns life direction, self-control, common sense and responsibility. The symbol suggests the subject is growing in their chosen career path or other projects. The fish sign high on the Apollo or Saturn lines represents a career path gradually improving, especially after age fifty.
Fish Sign on Ketu or Rahu Mount
The fish symbol at Ketu or Rahu mount (the base of the palm) may be the most common, denoting a blessed life. In Vedic Astrology, the Rahu is the Sanskrit name for the north node of the Moon, the dragon’s head, and the Ketu (south node of the Moon) or the dragon’s tail. Many Indian palmists use mythology and astrology in reading symbols. Some also believe these two areas are the only ones that give real meaning to the fish sign. They also say the fish is oval in shape, unlike the images below.
What if the fish sign is somewhere else?
The palmistry fish sign can be found anywhere on the hand. If the mark happens to have an eye, even better. When the fish has the head towards the wrist, prosperity is after the age of around fifty. If the head points towards the fingers, the success will be earlier. If towards the side, throughout the whole life.
A Chinese Fish Sign
The Chinese fish sign looks more like open-ended triangles which don’t have a tail. These lines represent a serene life, a spiritual person who loves peace on earth. They know and understand the truth and will know if you are dishonest with them. They might also have premonitions. If the tail end crosses a finger, it indicates money luck.
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More About Indian Symbols
Indian Palmistry Symbols and their meanings can vary among palmists. Some Astro-palmists claim that there are at least ninety basic signs. The study of many of these symbols goes back to Sanskrit slokas, a body of writings by Aryan people who entered India from the northwest. This type of symbolism is not used by modern hand readers, not only because of how rare they are but because of the superstitious or illogical meanings.
I will not attempt to find or list all the symbols; instead, I have picked out some more widespread ones. Some of these Indian palmistry symbols are fortunate, and some are unfortunate. Don’t worry; the absence of any of them is not significant. It doesn’t mean the subject can’t achieve wealth or happiness.
If you find one of these symbols, don’t forget to seek confirmation in other parts of the hand. The meanings might also vary depending on which hand it is. The dominant hand would show the active conscious, and the non-dominant hand the passive unconscious.
The easiest way to understand the occurrence of symbols on the hand is to interpret them as something that reflects a person’s thinking. So, the sign on your hands tells you that what you have done in the past is the reason for the mark. It is not different from reading the lines in modern palmistry because they record your past actions.
Other Indian Palmistry Symbols like the Fish Sign
- The anklet – A sign of protection.
- The arrow – A symbol of intelligence and spiritual magnetism. If the arrow symbol appears on a mount or at the end of a line, it strengthens the positive qualities of the line or mount.
- The fish – A serene life, potential wealth.
- The flag symbol on the palm – Shows positive outcomes.
- The star – A star can be a mark of sudden excess energy, which can be good or bad.
- Swastika – A symbol of good luck. The Swastik sign is a symbol of divinity and spirituality in Indian religions.
- The temple – Shows a high social or professional position and potential wealth.
- Axe symbol– Prosperity.
- Boat symbol – Wisdom.
- A bow and arrow is a symbol of protection, wealth or fame.
- The chain on a line depicts worry and uncertainty.
- The eye is a symbol of intuitive ability.
- Lotus Flower – Wealth, luck, comfort and long life.
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More palmistry symbols: The list of money lines
- A single vertical line that rises from the heart line under the little finger (on the Mercury mount) shows the potential for sudden wealth.
- The inheritance line is a short vertical line between the little and ring fingers. This line depicts inheritance later in life.
- A trident on the fate line on the Saturn mount beneath the middle finger shows luck with money. It is often on those who always seem to find the money when times get tough.
- A star on the Apollo line (sun line or success line) shows celebrity status or sudden fame. Unfortunately, this star can denote any fame, even the criminal kind. It’s best to look for positive indicators like well-formed head and heart lines.
- The money triangle is a line that rises from the fate line to the head line and shows money through a business idea or a career. Be careful; however, don’t mistake this triangle for other lines. Sometimes a stress line crossing at this point makes it look like the money triangle.
- The triangle of earnings is common and shows the ability to make money and hold onto it. It forms clearly when the health line, fate and head line crosses. Often there is a gap; if so, it is not a triangle.
- A perfectly formed small triangle on the line of life shows a financial boost, whether through inheritance or something else.
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