Sun Mount in Palmistry — Meaning and Location
Quality of the Sun Mount: Art, beauty and a wish to shine.
Where is the Sun Mount?
Below the ring finger.
Cup your palm slightly and look from the side — a pad that stands up is a raised mount; an area level with the rest of the palm is flat.
Raised or flat Sun Mount
RaisedRaised Sun mount: art, beauty and a wish to shine.
FlatFlat Sun mount: work matters more to you than name; don’t hesitate to show your talent.
NormalNeither high nor flat — the qualities of this mount stay balanced.
Marks on the Sun Mount
StarA star on the Sun mount: a sign of name and success.
CrossA cross on the Sun mount: some hurdles for this mount’s qualities — be patient. No single sign decides anything.
SquareA square on the Sun mount: a sign of protection and support in hard times.
GrilleA grille on the Sun mount: some friction for this mount’s qualities — steady practice improves it.
Keep in mind No single sign is decisive; look at both hands — and your own willpower can change a tendency. A palm reader should speak truth with kindness — so nothing about lifespan, illness or fear is shown here. Source: traditional palmistry
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Frequently asked questions
Where is the Sun Mount?
Below the ring finger.
What does a raised Sun Mount show?
In tradition a raised Sun Mount points to more of that mount's qualities and a flat one to fewer. It is only a hint — read it together with the whole hand.
Does one mount decide anything?
No. Palmistry is a way of reflecting, not a guarantee. Do not decide anything from a single mark or mount.