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Trident (Trishul) on the Hand

त्रिशूल · Trishul

Also called: Trident sign · Trishul sign

Where on the hand: Anywhere on the hand — on a finger, a line or a mount. Its meaning does not change with position.

What it looks like: Three prongs radiating upward from a single stem, like Shiva's trident.

Uniformly and strongly auspicious wherever it appears — *"a mark of extremely good fortune when found on any Line or Mount"*. Its three prongs are read as prosperity, spirituality and abundant resources.

Rarity

**Very rare** — some Indian sources claim only about one person in a thousand carries one.

How to spot it

**A stem with three splayed prongs** — distinguish a true trident from an ordinary three-pronged fork at the end of a line, which is read by the line's own rules.

a mark of extremely good fortune when found on any Line or MountIndian tradition

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Trident (Trishul) on the Hand

Rarity

How to spot it

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Trident (Trishul) on the Hand

Rarity

How to spot it

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