Stars on the Palm of the Hand and their Meanings
The sign of a star on the hand can mean something good or bad, depending where they appear and their formation.
A star on the Mount of Moon is a sign of excessive or supreme imagination and a sign of celebrity status. It denotes a borderline between imaginative genius and insanity. In a literary hand, it’s the sign of the greatest fiction writers. In a musical hand, it is the sign of the greatest composers. It can also mean alcoholism, especially if the Lascive Line is present.
Big Star on the hand of Alfred Hitchcock (marked): A star on the Mount of Moon is a sign of excessive or supreme imagination and a sign of celebrity status. It denotes a borderline between imaginative genius and insanity. In a literary hand, it’s the sign of the greatest fiction writers. In a musical hand, it is the sign of the greatest composers. It can also mean alcoholism, especially if the Lascive Line is present. 
Big Star on the hand of Alfred Hitchcock (unmarked): A star on the Mount of Moon is a sign of excessive or supreme imagination and a sign of celebrity status. It denotes a borderline between imaginative genius and insanity. In a literary hand, it’s the sign of the greatest fiction writers. In a musical hand, it is the sign of the greatest composers. It can also mean alcoholism, especially if the Lascive Line is present.
If there is a star at the edge of the Mount of Jupiter which touches the Line of Life at its beginning, it means loss of mother after the birth of the carrier. If it does not touch the Life Line, it means the carrier is an illegitimate child.
