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Flag and Wheel

ध्वज · dhwaj / चक्र · chakra

Also called: Dhwaj · Chakra · Banner

Where on the hand: Anywhere on the palm; the one specific placement given is the flag on the Mount of Mercury.

What it looks like: The flag is a banner shape on a staff; the wheel a spoked circle. They are read together as a pair when both appear.

Wheel plus flag together mean riches, power, and fitness to rule or to be a prime minister. A flag on the Mercury mount marks “a philosopher and a great thinker.”

On each mount

**Mercury** — a flag here marks “a philosopher and a great thinker.”
**Any mount, wheel plus flag together** — riches, power, fitness to rule or be a prime minister.
**Compare the circle** — a plain closed ring is the circle, read by the circle's mount table; the chakra is a spoked wheel and belongs to the auspicious chinha list instead.

On each line

**Not line marks** — both are free-standing figures.
**Distinguish the wheel from a circle on a line** — a circle on a line is “inescapable misfortune,” so the distinction between a plain ring and a spoked wheel matters a great deal.
**No line-by-line table** — the sources give none.

Where they are positive

**Everywhere they occur** — both are wholly auspicious.
**Together** — the strongest form: riches, power, rule.
**Flag on Mercury** — philosophy and great thinking.

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Flag and Wheel

On each mount

On each line

Where they are positive

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Flag and Wheel

On each mount

On each line

Where they are positive

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