Lucky signs on the hand, according to palmistry, are specific markings believed to indicate good fortune and prosperity. These aren't universally agreed upon, but some common examples include:
Palmistry's Lucky Signs
Several sources mention various hand markings associated with luck in palmistry:
- The Mount of Jupiter: Located at the base of the index finger, a well-developed Mount of Jupiter suggests success and ambition. (Times of India)
- The Sun Line: This line, if present and clear, is associated with fame, recognition, and good fortune. (Times of India)
- The Money Triangle: A clearly defined triangle formed by the head, heart, and fate lines is believed to signify financial success. (Times of India)
- The Mystic Cross: This cross-shaped mark, usually found on the mount of Jupiter or Saturn, can represent a lucky, spiritual, and potentially transformative period of life. (Times of India)
- Letters M, X, V: Some believe the presence of these letters on the palm signifies luck and fortune. (Pinterest)
It's important to remember that palmistry is not a scientifically proven method of fortune telling. Interpretations can vary greatly between practitioners.
Other Lucky Hand Signs and Gestures
Beyond palmistry, "lucky signs" can refer to other hand-related symbols or gestures:
- Hand gestures: Certain hand signs, like the "Go Frogs" hand sign at Texas Christian University or the Roadrunner hand sign at UTSA, are considered lucky or symbolic within their respective communities. (TCU Traditions, UTSA Traditions)
- The "figa" hand gesture: In some Italian traditions, this gesture is considered a good luck charm. (Eredi Jovon)
- Crossed fingers: A common gesture often associated with wishing for good luck or warding off bad luck. (Amazon)
