Auspicious signindianvery-rare
डमरू · Ḍamaru
Also called: damaru · hourglass drum
Where on the hand: Guru Parvat, the Mount of Jupiter — the position specified in the Hindi sources.
What it looks like: Two triangles meeting apex-to-apex — an hourglass or bowtie figure — with a short line or small loop crossing the waist, the cord. Roughly symmetrical top and bottom.
Explicitly described as extremely rare, and read as indicating the special grace of Mahādeva. It produces rājayoga results: social honour, leadership ability, command of speech and sound.
Extremely rare; indicates the special grace of Mahādeva.Hindi Shiv Yog palmistry sources
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