Also called: Devalaya · Shivalaya · temple · shrine

Where on the hand: Classically on Guru Parvat, the pad below the index finger; a distinct rare reading places it on Chandra Parvat, the Moon mount.

What it looks like: A square (or rectangle) with a triangle sitting directly on top of it, apex upward — the sanctum with its śikhara. The triangle's base should coincide with, or sit immediately above, the square's top edge. A recognised simpler variant is a small triangle sitting neatly on top of a straight vertical line — a spire on a flagstaff or pillar.

High social station and spirituality together. For a materially oriented subject it is said to bestow vast wealth. It is the clearest formation-recipe in the whole corpus: square plus triangle, clean and joined.