Major hand: right, b. 1971

The currently serving Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, has a fair share of both admirers and haters. Over the years, he has been considered sexy, effeminate, liberal, woke, good, bad, …, and lately he has been making a lot of news on Indian television. Let us see what Trudeau’s hands tell us. I don’t have access to very good palm photos of his, but some are OK enough to at least see what kind of a person he is from these hands.

Contrary to usual practice, I would also dedicate some time to his minor hand. Both his hands tell us a lot about what seems a quite difficult, lonely childhood, and one’s minor hand tells us a lot about those formative years of one’s life. So let’s look at Trudeau’s left hand. It seems abnormal! The whole base of the thumb, in particular the Mount of Venus, is so emaciated as if it’s eaten away!

(Photo of Justin Trudeau’s minor hand, from July 2016)

Not only there is hardly any fullness to the mount itself, but the life line also does not make a proper curve, rather running straight down the palm, thus restricting both the lower Mars and the Venus, in particular the latter, to be quite thin in area. The fingers are all falling towards the thumb. The hand feels as if pinned down at the mount of Ketu, as if every single ridge in that hand, barring the lower Luna, is straining to support the Ketu, leaving everything else emaciated. All this portends nothing but an extremely lonely childhood spent looking for love that did not come (or, at least, was not felt). It also points to an extreme complex that has developed in the child’s mind, a veritable explosion.

Let us now look at the major hand to see if the explosion is done away with or still stored somewhere.

(Photo of Justin Trudeau’s major hand, from Dec. 2022)

The fingers continue to fall towards the thumb, thus indicating a very lonely person from inside, that is, a person unable to be alone. He needs a partner, a career, an addiction … something or someone to be desperately dependent upon. He carries the thumb at a quite wide angle, so a very extroverted person, which is no wonder for a person desperate not to be alone with himself. The Saturn finger is short, indicating some kind of a mental instability and also a lack of respect or liking towards conventions or traditions. A free spirit, but freedom born out of the compulsion to fling oneself onto the neck of others, for being alone is insufferable …

Let’s look at another picture of the major hand.

(Undated photo, but taken by 2015, of Justin Trudeau’s major hand)

The mounts of Venus and lower Mars are at their normal size now, though Mars continues to be slightly weak, indicating the touch of effeminacy that many find in Trudeau (also being confirmed by the short Saturn finger). The hand does not look all about Ketu anymore, so much of the strong anger born in childhood from the loneliness has got healed. On looking at the Wikipedia entry for Trudeau, I find that his parents divorced when he was 5: this probably is what led him to have such a childhood.

However, the Mercury in his hand has become very interesting. The Mercury finger has staggered joints, indicating a certain possible crookedness or dishonesty in financial and/or sexual dealings. Many people’s heart lines move up under the base of the Mercury finger, but Trudeau’s heart line feels more like an elongated girdle of Venus as it starts elevating itself under the base of the Apollo finger itself. At around the age of 45, the heart line starts lifting up and reaches uncomfortably close to fingers at around the age of 62. This shows an abnormal interest, even inordinate greed, for money and pecuniary matters starting to take hold of the person at 45 and then getting the person completely in its clutch by the age of 62. The heart line stays up there. What this also means is that it enlarges his upper Mars to an inordinate size. Now a good upper Mars means a person with stout resilience and patience. But upper Mars of an exaggerated size, especially when seen in conjunction with a weakish lower Mars, shows a person to be a coward. This is Philippe Pétain material, not Winston Churchill. That is, just like Pétain, Trudeau could also be a brilliant defensive tactician, but in situations where aggression is the best defence, he is likely to be a puppet rather than a bulldog.

One interesting thing to mark on Trudeau’s hand is the very wide quadrangle. It is even slightly wider than what is considered good. At the same time, the head line runs straight ahead, so it’s a person with a very rational mind-set and, given the absence of a fork to Luna, not with much imagination. What does it give? An open-minded person who lacks the ability to see (imagine) very different kinds of perspectives … which sounds a bit of an oxymoron until you think of the word Trudeau is often accused to be: woke.

The lines and marks in the photos are not so clear that one could comment much on the events in his life, whether of the past or future. But I do have one more picture in which, though the hand is not right close to the camera or directly facing it, one can at least make out the excellent line of Saturn in Trudeau’s major hand.

(Photo of Justin Trudeau’s major hand, from May 2017)

Justin Trudeau’s father was also a prime minister: in fact, he was born while his father was in office. And yet, his line of Saturn is not from very close to or from inside his life line, indicating that he has forged his own success in his political office and the political sphere on the whole. This Saturn line looks extraordinarily strong and well into old age, so this is a man who will taste immense success, has a strong drive and ambition for it and will bow down on his own terms rather than being squeaked out. Based on the photos I have, I doubt that Pierre Poilievre would be able to push him out in the 2025 elections, even if Trudeau’s popularity right now is at an all-time low among the Canadian voters.

Disclaimer: These are only my own interpretations from the corpus of photos of public figures available in public domain. These should neither be construed as any claim to truth nor any aspersions on any person’s character.