The Eight Palm Hills in Palmistry

The Eight Palm Hills in Palmistry

There are some protruding or raised pads on the palms of people. Because they look like hills, they are named hills or hills. In palmistry, the palm hills are divided into eight categories, namely the Jupiter Hill, Saturn Hill, Sun Hill, Moon Hill, Mercury Hill, Venus Hill, First Mars Hill, and Second Mars Hill. From the perspective of palmistry, these eight palm hills represent different aspects of a person's personality. Let's explain them one by one:

The eight major palm hills include: Jupiter Hill, Saturn Hill, Sun Hill, Moon Hill, Mercury Hill, Venus Hill, First Mars Hill, and Second Mars Hill.

Jupiter Hill: represents ambition

The Jupiter Hill is located below the base of the index finger. When the Jupiter Hill is developed and full, that is, obviously raised, the person will be kind, love power, be ambitious, have a strong desire to dominate, love reputation, value dignity and money, have a compassionate heart, have a strong intuition, be interested in religion, and have a strong sense of responsibility. When the Jupiter Hill is sunken, the person will be stupid, vulgar, have no moral concepts, be cowardly, unfaithful, and have no regard for reputation.

Saturn Hill: represents thinking and integrity

The location of the Saturn Hill is below the base of the middle finger, which is equivalent to the Li position in Chinese palmistry. When the Saturn Hill is raised, the person is wise, patient, sincere, careful, independent, highly intelligent, studious, good at research, has organizational and systematic skills, is interested in mathematical calculations, and enjoys a quiet suburban life. If the Hill is too large, the person is sentimental. When the Saturn Hill is sunken, the person is prone to pessimism, melancholy, frustration, can keep secrets, likes to stay in a stable place, is superstitious, religious, and has slow and pure perception. Those with star-shaped patterns have a constitution of Yin deficiency and Yang hyperactivity.

Sun Hill: represents wealth, talent and fame

The Sun Hill is under the ring finger, and its areas of responsibility include artistic aesthetic vision, reputation, glory, optimism, gentleness, and kindness. People with a well-developed Sun Hill like elegance and artistry, and know how to enjoy and make use of the natural environment for fun. In addition, people with a well-developed Sun Hill are compassionate and willing to help others. Even if a stranger comes to him for help, he can get financial or personnel help. People with a well-developed Sun Hill are unwilling to accept favors or gifts from others unless the other party agrees to accept his return gift. When it comes to doing things, he demands truth, goodness and beauty, and he will see things through to the end, never giving up halfway. If he feels unsatisfied, he will continue to work until it is perfect.

Moon Hill: Represents romance and mystery

The Lunar Hill is also known as the Moon Hill. It is located at the bottom of the palm below the little finger, that is, below the second Mars Hill, and at the wrist-neck line. This hill represents imagination, fantasy, mystery and other matters. People with a well-developed Moon Hill like freedom. If the Moon Hill is overdeveloped, the person will be depressed and fickle.

Mercury Hill: represents wit

The Mount of Mercury is located at the base of the little finger. People with a raised Mercury Hill are active, love change, are quick-witted, like to study science, and are good at business.

Mount of Venus: represents health and vitality

The location of the Mount of Venus is below the First Mount of Mars, on the upper part of the wrist-neck line, that is, under the thumb, inside the life line, which is equivalent to the Gen position in Chinese palmistry. People with a relatively developed Mount Venus are kind, compassionate, affectionate, and emotional; people with an overdeveloped Mount Venus are energetic and sexy. If the Mount of Venus is low and flat, and the Life Line is too close to the thumb, the part occupied by the Mount of Venus will be too narrow and thin, and the person will lack vitality.

First Mars Hill: Represents courage

The First Mars Hill, also known as the Lower Mars Hill, is located in the middle part between the Jupiter Hill and the Venus Hill, which is equivalent to the Zhen position in Chinese palmistry. Most people with a raised Mars hill are very brave and keep moving forward. They can be said to be born fighters. Many famous soldiers and generals have a raised Mars hill. If the first Mars hill is sunken, the person will be timid and hesitant in doing things. Besides, he will not have the interest or energy to do anything. Even if the opportunity comes, he dare not grasp and use it. As a result, he often loses the good opportunity and has few chances of success.

Second Mars Hill: represents self-control

Also known as the Upper Mars Hill, the part between the Mercury Hill and the Moon Hill, that is, the center of the little finger to the lower palm, is equivalent to the Dui position in Chinese palmistry. People with a well-developed Second Mars Hill have a nature that is exactly opposite to that of the First Mars Hill. Its characteristic is that they deal with people and things rationally.

The above is all about the eight major palm hills in palmistry. For more information on physiognomy, please pay attention to Ziwei Mansion!