Knowledge
Short, reliable articles on what VesicaKarma reads: the hand, the full name and how they meet the sky at the moment of birth.
Wheel of Karma
- Palmistry and Vedic astrology — the sky and the hand in one reading
Why the hand and the birth chart are worth reading together: planets on the mounts, India's Hasta Samudrika and the two circles of the Vesica — what both systems confirm.
Palmistry
- Which hand do you read in palmistry? Dominant and passive hand
Left or right? Palmistry reads both: the passive hand shows what you were born with, the dominant hand shows what you have made of it. The differences explained.
- The life line on the palm — meaning, length and forks
The life line does not tell how long you will live. It speaks of energy, vitality and major changes. The meaning of its length, curve, start, breaks and forks.
- The heart line on the palm — what it says about feelings and relationships
The heart line describes feelings, the way you love and relationships. What its ending under the index or middle finger means, a curved or straight line, islands and branches.
- The head line on the palm — your way of thinking, learning and deciding
The head line describes how you think: straight means logic, sloping means imagination, the writer's fork means two views at once. Length, start and signs on the head line.
- The fate line on the palm — your path, work and sense of direction
The fate line (line of Saturn) describes career, duties and a sense of direction. What its start, absence and breaks say — and why no fate line does not mean no fate.
- Mounts of the palm — the planets in palmistry and their meaning
The mounts of Venus, Jupiter, Saturn, the Sun, Mercury, the Moon and the two mounts of Mars — and in Indian palmistry Rahu and Ketu too. What each mount means.
Name numerology
- Name numerology — how to calculate the numbers of your full name
How to calculate your name number, soul number (vowels) and personality number (consonants). The letter chart, a step-by-step example and the planets of numbers 1–9.