Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-18
XIII. .JUpITERIANS.

People who have an instructive alb
horrence for everything that in any
way savors of a~strology, c~lairvoyance
or occultism of any kind may curl
their lips with contempt at the names
so suggestive of ~astrology which they
find here. They will no doubt reject
the whole system of palmistry as no
better than a sham n charlatanisrn
However, let them take fresh heart
from Shaxespeare's famous. query,
whats in a name?" For the names
of the NEUROLOGICAL d%eities, although
originally probably intended by palm
lists to convey the idea of some occult
connection with the stars over which
each of these deities was supposed to
preside, are retained in scientific palm
istry for no other reason than that
they express more completely than n
other names or words could do the
precise qualities which each mount
stands for. Thus Jupiterians, conform
ably to the idea of the commanding
personality attributed by the ancients
to Jupiter, are filled with ambition and
love of leadership. And SO likewise in
regard to the other names with each
of which we shall become familiar as
we go along.
When the Mount of Jupiter is the
leading mount, and, especially if the
index finger which, by the way, is
called the Finger of Jupiter" is rela-
lively the biggest and strongest finger
in the hand, the person will crave for
achievements of an ambitious kind.
He will show in manifold way the
consuming ambition with which he is
filled. And, as mature does nothing in
vain," Jupiterians are endowed with
everything that is needed TO give effect
to their ambitions.
They are strong and healthy. are
brave and self-reliant and rave a COM
handing presence n a big strong
voice, we'll calculated to utter words of
command.
But the words Of command, which
they like to issue, are OF q poll
tical rather than of a martial nature.
They are the diplomatists more than
| the warriors OF the human race. The
latter belong to an altogether different
type. that of the Martians. Gladstone,
Disraeli, Jefferson. Alexander Hamil-
ton, Webster were Jupiterians. Han
nibal, Scipio, wellington, Grant were
pure specimens of the Marian type.
Caesar and Napoleon combined both
types in a superemirent degree.
Jupiterians are naturally proud, but
| good-natured and kindly-disposed.
| They are conscious of their strong in
| 1uence over men and love to lear
themselves and their achievements
praised.
They are honorable and lave a strong
| admixture of religion in their make
up, not necessarily any particular
creed Of religion. but just a religious
spirit which inclines them to rely
greatly upon supernatural influences
in all their designs.
If the texture Of the hands is fine
Jupiterians will exercise their leader
ship in so fine a way that those they
lead will feel ha opy to be subject to
them. If the texture is coarse the
leadership will have in it something
CALLING for those who are compelled to
obey.
Jupiterians are found in every CALI
ing in life-in the pulpit, at the bar.
In the army, the kitchen, etc.
But in both cases we have until now
been considering only the good type
of Jupiterian. The evil type is re-
served for the next section.