Palmistry Mounts on Hand

The mounts are small mounds on the surface of the palm. They relate to potential energy and activities the person enjoys doing. Consequently, they are very useful in vocational guidance. The mounts can be read for both quality and quantity. If the mount is high, the person will be energetic and active in the specific area related to that mount. They will be prepared to put physical energy into the qualities the mount indicates. If the mount is wide, it shows the potential of the mind. Ideally, we look for high, wide mounts. First of all, look at all the mounts to find which one predominates on the person’s palm. Once you find what appears to be the main mount, press on it and see how firm it is. If the mount is firm, the person will be making use of knowledge he or she has learned. If the mount is soft, the person will have gained knowledge that is not being utilized.

You will sometimes find hands where all of the mounts seem to be equally strong. Someone with hands like this will have a great deal of drive and ambition and be confident of achieving their goals. A palmlike this is sometimes known as a “lucky hand”. You will also find hands where it’s hard to detect any of the mounts. Someone with hands like this will be lacking in confidence and unsure of his or her ability to succeed. It the hand is firm to the touch, he or she can achieve their goals, but will have to work much harder than someone with strongly visible mounts. The first four mounts are at the base of the fingers and the other four are in different parts on the hand. Each of the finger mounts has a central apex, which is a triangular skin ridge pattern similar to fingerprints. You may need a magnifying glass to determine the apex in many mounts. If the apex is sited directly under the middle of the finger, it is a sign that this mount is the most important in the hand. If two or more mounts have centrally sited apexes, each mount is of equal importance.