Also called: Hala Rekha · हल रेखा · plough · Balarāma's weapon

Where on the hand: Palm surface.

What it looks like: A long straight or gently curved shaft with, at its lower end, a sharp angular hook or triangular blade set at roughly 45°, and often a short cross-bar (the yoke) near the upper end.

Benefit from land and agriculture; landed wealth; 'never experiences lack of wealth.' Grouped with Kamala Rekha (lotus), Kalasha (pitcher) and Shankha (conch) as the four signs of greatness by which people born with obscure background yet attain the position of lordship.

Read with care: Sourcing: this entry rests on palmistry websites only. No classical attestation was found in Bṛhat Saṃhitā 68/70, Garuḍa Purāṇa LXV, or any primary text consulted.

people even though born with obscure background yet attain position of lordshipHast Rekha Gyan, on the four signs of greatness