The Adie Yogi trait in the palm is considered as an important part in the study of the Yog in the science of palmistry. The Adie Yogi has becoming an important subject for the palmists. If the line of Moon is developed and reaches the mount of Mercury and the same time one of its branches touches the mount of Saturn then the person has Adie Yogi.
However the palmists have made a thorough and methodical study of the Adie Yogi traits. They have provided several facts about the Adie Yogi traits in the hand. A person born with this combination is extremely modest and humble. He is found to be clever, cautious. Being very much adaptable with the changing situation, such individual has the capability to work with the needs of the time. Such a person enjoys his whole life happily. He is never at the loss of the material comforts and the pleasure in his life. But in spite of being extremely cautious and clever such individuals sometimes is deceived by their enemies and cheated by them. In such cases such individual has to lose something important in life.
This combination emphasizes on the line of Moon and point to be considered is that the inclination of the line should be towards the mount of Mercury but one branch of it should reach the other mount. Such combination is considered auspicious only if the above condition is satisfied. Or otherwise the Adie Yogi can give contrary results.
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| History of Plamistry | Nails | Determination of Time in Plamistry |
| Hand, Plamistry | Thumb | Handprints for Plamistry |
| Fingers | Lines of Hand | Yog |
| Formation of Hand | Palm | |
| Mounts | Knots |
