[Hand Analysis] How low is yours?

On April 7, 2021 / Hand Analysis, Jayne Sanders

Today’s Marking – Low Set Mercury (Pinky) Finger

Where: See the handprint below…The pinky finger is called Mercury. It is normally the lowest set finger of all…but there is low, and then there is really low.

Low set Mercury finger:

What: A low set (lower than average) Mercury finger indicates a desire for more intimacy, closeness, and understanding. Some people feel lonely and ‘abandoned’ in a way. That feeling usually starts in childhood with the opposite-sex parent. (This is their perspective.) They may not have literally been abandoned, but perhaps their opposite-sex parent wasn’t emotionally available or demonstrative.

Note – I have a low-set Mercury, although I was definitely NOT abandoned by my dad, he was a great provider and very involved in my life. However he did have challenges expressing his feelings and love for his kids, and with 7 of them, he only had so much time to give to each of us individually! Because of many independent markings in my hands, I never feel lonely, but I certainly desire closeness and understanding from people I love.

Men with a low set Mercury often feel that their mother’s happiness is their job, and can abandon their own needs to try to fill their mother’s and/or romantic partner’s needs.

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A PERSONAL NOTE

I think I may have included these when they were first taken about 2 ½ years ago, but telling a friend about this experience last week reminded me how magical it was, so I wanted to share again! Another friend and I went to the Wolf and Wildlife Center in Divide, just west of Colorado Springs, in September 2018. We took a very interesting tour and paid extra to be able to visit a wolf up close and personal for a few minutes. It was worth every penny! The wolf was licking my face so hard I had to focus on keeping my neck from bending back. And just like the guide said, he had no breath odor whatsoever, clean as a whistle. This big boy is Kekoa, a timber wolf, and a large timber wolf to boot. It was wonderful!