Wart on Body — What Samudrika Shastra Says
According to Brihat Samhita, a wart carries the same meaning as a mole or eruption on that body part — read it by location.
Samudrika Shastra lists the 'mashaka' (wart) together with moles.
If a wart grows, hurts or bleeds, see a dermatologist.
Brihat Samhita (52.9) says marks on a man's right side and a woman's left side are more auspicious; on the opposite side the effect is milder.
Source: Brihat Samhita, ch. 52, verse 10.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this rule different for men and women?
Brihat Samhita (52.9) says marks on a man's right side and a woman's left side are more auspicious; on the opposite side the effect is milder.
Can the effect of a mole change?
Yes — Samudrika Shastra says good conduct outweighs every bodily mark; a person of good character is considered fortunate even with few good marks.
Should an 'unlucky' mole be removed?
There is no need to remove a mole for astrological reasons. If it changes in size, colour or border, bleeds or itches, see a dermatologist.