Mount of Luna — imagination / receptivity
Planetary palm mount (schematic inset)
Chiromantic hand-reading traditions name mounts as regions of the palm associated with planetary qualities. This point is deliberately placed in a lower-body schematic inset because a palm is not located on the body silhouette; its x/y coordinates are diagram anchors, not anatomical locations.
Point 8 of 14 in Palmistry / Chiromancy
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Casimir Stanislas d’Arpentigny, La Chirognomonie (primary)
Foundational nineteenth-century hand-form and palm-reading classification; see the sections on hand types and mounts.
William Gurney Benham, The Laws of Scientific Hand Reading (primary)
Modern chiromantic systematisation of mounts and major lines; see Part II, chapters 4–8.
Edward Heron-Allen, Palmistry: A Manual of Cheirosophy (secondary)
Historic synthesis of mounts and major lines; see chapters 3–6, “The Mounts” and “The Lines.”
C. R. W. Nevinson, The History of Palmistry (scholarly_modern)
Historical account of chiromancy’s changing planetary and mount correspondences; see chapters 2–5.