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The Mounts their Position and their Meaning

The portion of the palm under the base of the Thumb and inside the Line of Life is called the Mount of Venus.

When well formed and not too large, it denotes a desire for love and companionship, the desire to please worship of beauty in every form, the artistic and emotional temperament, and it is usually very prominent in the hands of all artists, singers and musicians.

This Mount is called Positive when high or large, and Negative when small or flat.

When the rest of the hand is normal with a well-shaped Mount it denotes magnetism and attraction of one sex to the other.

When considered with the birth date it helps to throw considerable light on characteristics that might otherwise be overlooked.

THE MOUNT OF VENUS (POSITIVE)

THE MOUNT OF VENUS (NEGATIVE)

THE MOUNT OF VENUS (POSITIVE)

The student may consider it Positive when the subject is born between April 20^th and May 20^th, and in a minor way until May 27^th, the chief characteristics of this period being as follows:

These persons have a curious dominating power over others, and are inclined to be too dogmatic in their opinions, but the strange thing is that when they love they become the most abject slaves of all to the object of their devotion.

They are hospitable and generous, and especially love to entertain their friends.

They dress with great taste, are impulsive in their likes and dislikes, rather too frank and outspoken, quick in temper.

Their passion or temper is, however, quickly over. They are so independent in character that, especially if they marry early and find their mistake, they lead unconventional lives and get severely criticised in consequence.

THE MOUNT OF VENUS (NEGATIVE)

This Mount may be considered negative when the subject is born between the dates of September 21^st to October 20^{th and} to some extent up to 27^th October.

The fact is, that the affections these subjects possess may be just as intense as those of the positive type, but their love is spiritual rather than sensual.

All mental characteristics rule, however, very strongly. Those born in this latter period have keen intuition and a mental balance of things, which the people of other class do not possess. They have presentiments and psychic experience, which they often spoil by their reasoning faculties.

In love they are nearly always unhappy. They cannot "let themselves go," like the Positive Venue type. They hesitate and miss their opportunities whilst they think or reason.

They make excellent doctors, judges, and lawyers but are more concerned with being masters of some particular branches than with seeking worldly advantage.