Why The Wedding Ring Is worn On The Fourth Finger ?
The Chinese give a beautiful explanation to this. The thumb represents
your parents. The index finger represents your siblings. The middle
finger represents yourself. The ring finger represents your life
partner.
The little finger/pinky represents your children. Hold
your hands together like the picture. Join your middle fingers
back-to-back, and the remaining fingers tip-to-tip. Now, try to separate
your thumbs. They will separate because your parents are not destined
to live with you forever. Rejoin your thumbs and separate your index
fingers. They will separate because your siblings will have their own
families and lead their own lives. Rejoin your index fingers and
separate your little fingers/pinkies.
They will separate
because your children will grow up, get married, and settle down. Rejoin
your little fingers/pinkies and try to separate your ring finger. They
will not be able to separate because your life partner is meant to be
with you throughout your entire life, through thick and thin.
The Chinese give a beautiful explanation to this. The thumb represents your parents. The index finger represents your siblings. The middle finger represents yourself. The ring finger represents your life partner.
The little finger/pinky represents your children. Hold your hands together like the picture. Join your middle fingers back-to-back, and the remaining fingers tip-to-tip. Now, try to separate your thumbs. They will separate because your parents are not destined to live with you forever. Rejoin your thumbs and separate your index fingers. They will separate because your siblings will have their own families and lead their own lives. Rejoin your index fingers and separate your little fingers/pinkies.
They will separate because your children will grow up, get married, and settle down. Rejoin your little fingers/pinkies and try to separate your ring finger. They will not be able to separate because your life partner is meant to be with you throughout your entire life, through thick and thin.
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