According to palmistry, the square shaped hands are of medium size, but large rather than small. These types of hand have knotty fingers, square nailed phalanges, a large thumb, a well-developed Mount of Venus and a firm medium-sized palm. A person with square shape of hand possesses a sign of perseverance, practicality, punctuality and a respect for society and the law.
The second category of hand on the basis of formation is the square hand. The square kind of hand can be easily recognized when it is seen from the reverse side. These hands portray an unsymmetrical structure with prominent hones as the marked feature. Also there are several knots on this kind of hand. In spite of having a several similarities in the primary and the secondary hand, the basic difference between the two is noticed in the structure of their fingers. This is because the fingers of the square hand have a special kind of flexibility. The flexibility or the litheness of the square hand is one of its special features , which is considered as one of the chief identifying feature of this kind of hand. The only difference lies in the point that such hands are thinner and less coarse in comparison to the Primary Hand. The people having square hand are genius and intellectuals. They are socially responsible and always work for the collective interest. Theses persons have the special ability to lead the society. Also they leave some special inheritance for the future generation. A person with square hands is an intellectual thinker and is very much successful in the field of art. They made rapid progress as a philosopher, artist, painters, men of letters, psychologists etc. According to the science of palmistry, these people are not very much affluent and prosperous because they do not engage much importance in the pursuit of money or material pleasure. But they have an indomitable attraction for respect and fame. Their reputation in the society is s their chief interest rather than money and material comforts.
More on Plamistry
| 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 |
See Also
| 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 |
