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Originally Posted by Uma
Great article 
Many of these common signs occur as wrinkles in our palms - very universal.
see for example
Palmistry is part of Nimitta, one of the six organs (angas) of Jyotish |
Thank you very much, Uma.
That was also a very great website about Indian palmistry that I will definately look into later.
Another aspect of Jyotish is astrology...
That Indus Valley Script symbol for the fish with a little roof on top is called "meen" and "meen" = Star.
When the fish symbol with the roof on top is next to seven straight lines, it represents the Big Dipper constellation.
When it is next to six straight lines, it represents the Plaides constellation.
They also say that the Indus Valley Script is read from right to left and that words usually end with that jug-shaped symbol.
I watched a nice Ted talk about the script last night..
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kwYxHPXIaao
There are also a few videos on YouTube about how to decipher the Script...I watched one about a man comparing Dravidian languages to African languages, but I couldn't see any evidence to say that the language came from Africa.
Aum Namah Shivaya