If on the other hand your hand is naturally bent out, it represents unconventional instincts, a jovial disposition, and talkativeness. If your hand is naturally bent forward (in upon itself) it is said to represent avarice, meanness, excessive prudence and cowardice. Furthermore, the flexibility of a hand can be judged by the palmist during a reading/consultation. De Saint-Germain, bent is the natural position (of the hand) when the subject does not know he is observed. ("And you have better things to do in your old age than worry about arthritis," she said.) The way people hold their hands, just like the way they carry their bodies, tells a lot about what is going on inside that individual. She warned me that if I keep clenching my fingers this way, I am going to end up with arthritis in my old age. On the other hand, if they all stick close together most of the time, a stiffness in intercourse with others is shown.īent and the Flexibility of Fingers - How do you usually hold your hand? It was pointed out to me (another pun -sorry!) by a pyschic named Janene once that I often clench my hand - not quite into a closed fist but at halfway to a fist. If all of the fingers fall apart easily, this indicates unconventionality. A pronounced gap between the index finger and the middle finger (I have such a gap) indicates independence of thought. For example, if there is a pronounced gap between the bases of the index finger and the thumb, generosity is indicated. Yet more information can be gained by reading the size of the gaps which exist between the bases of the fingers. Perhaps that is something I ought to acknowledge and work on! However, if the index finger leans towards the middle finger (mine do!) it shows a morbid pride. If the index finger leans towards the thumb, this indicates great desire for independence. Perhaps you have seen or you have for yourself a finger which leans one way or the other? There is meaning in this, just as there is a meaning in every aspect of Palmistry. On this note, a low-set index finger reduces the size of the Mount of Jupiter and denotes awkwardness in social matters, often caused by an unfortunate combination of conceit and ignorance. An absolutely even line is very seldom met with, and would not be considered either natural or pretty.Īlso consider this general rule: any finger set below the others loses some of its power. Index Finger Position - Generally, fingers set evenly on a line above the mounts are said to indicate success. De Saint-Germain's classic The Study of Palmistry, which I dug up in one of Mumbai's fabulous book shops, the last time I was on the SubContinent. The following information has largely been culled from a copy of Comte C. You can also get information from comparisons between the person's index finger, and the other fingers on the hand. Now, when interpreting what a particular index finger is trying to tell us, there are many factors needed to be taken into account - that is a general rule in Palmistry and any kind of fortune telling I'm afraid! When it comes to the index finger, you can glean information from the position of the said finger, the length, and the size. This finger is said to be ruled by Jupiter. The Leadership Finger - You read that right, the index finger represents the ego and ambition. It ought to be strong, long and straight - if not a workplace mutiny could be in order! When we are really mad at someone we point at them and may even put that finger right in their face or poke on them! When this personal power is habitually strong and direct the index finger actually grows longer, stronger, and straighter! If you want to see if your boss is really in the right job, check out her or his index finger. We naturally use the index finger to express our personal power. The index finger, for example, is said to be the finger of "Personal Power and Leadership Success". What the Index Finger Means - While the thumb is considered more important than the other fingers in determining personality, the other fingers have their own distinct meaning. Hand Shapes | Hand Lines | Mounts and Palm | Thumb
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