The Ashubh Yog is the significant aspect of the Yog in the science of palmistry. The palmists also attached importance to the study of this Ashubh or inauspicious Yog while making a careful methodical study of the hand. If the sun line is broken and there is no mount of the Sun then it is called `Ashubh Yog` in the palm, according to the science of palmistry .

However the palmists have provided several facts about the result of this Ashubh or the inauspicious combination. A person having Ashubh Yog is lascivious and is found to be full of wrath. By the circumstantial pressures he is bound to live an ordinary life. He himself is a deceiver and relies on earning money by cheating others. Such individuals have to face difficulties in every step of his life and can not make any progress. Hence the whole of his life remains unsuccessful.






Types of Yog

Gajlaxmi Yog	Durdhara Yog	Veshi Yog	Kulata Yog	Dattak Putra Yog	Kala Yog
Amla Yog	Kemdrum Yog	Bhaskar Yog	Shash Yog	Matrityakta Yog	Vyapar Yog
Shubh Yog	Anfa Yog	Gandharva Yog	Malavya Yog	Matri Maran Yog	Rasayana Shastra Yog
Budh Yog	Sunfa Yog	Vasumati Yog	Hans Yog	Anuddhapatyatva Sadhak Yog	Dharmik Yog
Indra Yog	Ashubh Yog	Parashachatussagar Yog	Ruchak Yog	Chor Meti Yog	Antardrishti Yog
Marut Yog	Ubhay Charik Yog	Chatussagar Yog	Bhadra Yog	Raj Laxmi Yog	Bhagya Yog
Lagnadhi yog	Parvat Yog	Rog Yog	Brahmacharya Yog	Gurukritorisht Bhang Yog	Aswabhavik Mrityu Yog
Adhi Yog	Shubh Kartari Yog	Napunsak Yog	Santanheen Yog	Rahukritorisht Bhang Yog	Akhand Samrajyapati Yog
Shakat Yog	Pap Kartari Yog	Chandra - Mangal Yog	Vivah Yog	Asubh Kritorisht Bhang Yog
Daridra Yog	Wasi Yog	Sati Yog	Kleev Yog	Shubh Kritorisht Bhang Yog

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Formation of Hand	Palm
Mounts	Knots