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Mount of Mars Meaning in Palmistry

Two Marses and a plain

Palmistry reads courage in three related zones. Lower (Inner) Mars, just inside the thumb above Venus, is read as active courage and physical boldness — full, it reads as a fighting spirit; over-developed, as quarrelsome or hot-tempered. Upper Mars, below the little finger above the Moon mount, is read as passive courage — endurance and calm under pressure; full, it reads as self-controlled bravery; flat, as giving way easily.

The Plain of Mars

The central hollow of the palm between the two Marses is the Plain of Mars. Firm and level, it reads as a balanced, resilient temperament. Very hollow or soft reads as timidity; very high or hard reads as a combative nature. A star, cross or grille on either Mars reads as anger or strife — a caution toward temper — while a square there reads as self-protection in moments of danger.

Mars blended with a neighbour

Mars combined with a strong Jupiter mount is traditionally read as commanding courage — "the general's hand," nerve placed in service of leadership. Mars combined with Mercury reads as a shrewd, combative dealmaker, quick to press an advantage. A dominant Mars, upper or lower, traditionally suits sport, the armed services, or any work that demands nerve under pressure.

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