Auspicious signindianrare
बाण / शर · Bāṇa / Śara · तीर Tīr
Also called: arrow · sharp arrow · tir
Where on the hand: Palm surface; among the queen-making marks in Bṛhat Saṃhitā 70, and part of the centre-of-palm configuration with śakti, tomara, chariot-wheel and flag.
What it looks like: A straight line with a small V or two short strokes at one end forming the head, and sometimes two short flights at the other end.
A successful speaker and scholar; bravery and victory in conflict.
Western reading: Mrs. Dale, fig. 11.
the person is sure to get a throne… all three together means they'll be a king or queenMrs. J. B. Dale, Indian Palmistry, fig. 11 (bow, arrow and spear)
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