As far as the hands go, neither Varun Gandhi nor Rahul Gandhi's hands show the kind of leadership ability that the Gandhi family is famous for. However, Varun has some qualities that could make him a better politician than his cousin Rahul. Not many details can be seen from web photos but one can get a sense of what Varun is like.
The major features of Varun’s hands are
the developed mounts overall, slim fingers, a long Mercury finger and a medium-set thumb.
Idealism has increased if one compares Varun Gandhi's right active hand to the passive hand but
his idealism would not be of a sophisticated or intellectual kind. This is similar to Rahul Gandhi but Rahul's idealism would be less on practical lines.
Varun is the shrewder and smarter of the two and can be intuitive and eloquent, and his powers of expression could easily translate into oratory. He has some amount of charisma. However, Rahul lacks this.
No doubt Varun Gandhi is less of a humanitarian than Rahul Gandhi, even if he is the more practical type, and smarter.
Some of Varun Gandhi’s inherited qualities have changed (from the left passive hand to the right). His analytical and professional ability has reduced considerably from what he had inherited and interestingly these qualities are present in Rahul. The trappings of status symbols and success are more of a concern to Varun than what he had inherited while status matters less to Rahul Gandhi. What has also increased significantly in Varun is moodiness and melancholy, over what he inherited. These qualities were developed in childhood and this means that the death of his father and the consequent rejection by his father’s family must have affected him deeply.
Varun Gandhi’s hands show more long-term success (in the fifties and sixties) than Rahul Gandhi’s. In fact, Rahul’s hands show that as he approaches his sixties he withdraws into himself. Success as shown in the hand is all about what one wants for oneself.
One is not sure about Varun’s career path. His idealism could well be turned away from politics into something else (if he doesn't get the stage he wants as he has a practical approach). I wonder if that means that he takes over his mother’s work as an animal rights activist? Or maybe he makes a place for himself in politics. One never knows.
Related personality readings of Varun Gandhi's family members: Rahul Gandhi; Rajiv Gandhi; Sonia Gandhi; Priyanka Gandhi; Robert Vadra; Varun Gandhi's grandmother, Indira Gandhi and great-grandfather: Jawaharlal Nehru.
the developed mounts overall, slim fingers, a long Mercury finger and a medium-set thumb.
(For an image of Varun's hand click here, and for Rahul Gandhi's hands click here.) And the link to a more detailed reading of Rahul's hand is given below this post.
Varun's hands show developed mounts, particularly that of Mars, Venus, Jupiter and Moon. This bears out Varun Gandhi’s reputation for being excitable and aggressive but these qualities often mellow as a person grows older. The other hand features are a medium-sized thumb with normal phalanges but a broad second phalange, a straight, slightly high headline and a straight heartline. The fingertips are conic but the first phalanges are not particularly long. But the third phalanges of his Apollo (ring) and Saturn (middle) fingers are pretty long. This gives his personality a "rougher" edge.
Varun Gandhi has a long Mercury (little) finger and this is very different from Rahul's rather average pinky finger. The third phalanges of Rahul's hands are also less developed. When it comes to lines, Rahul's headline is longer, and more curved.
Varun Gandhi is likely to be somewhat volatile, and his ability to see other points of view would be also limited. This ability has decreased from what he inherited (passive hand vs active hand). His ability to lead others is also limited, and here he is similar to his cousin Rahul. People with average thumbs find it difficult to carry or lead a flock.
Idealism has increased if one compares Varun Gandhi's right active hand to the passive hand but
Rahul Gandhi has another quality: of true compassion for people. This is not seen on Varun's hands. Thus, Rahul Gandhi would care more for the people than Varun.
Idealism can be taken to an extreme if one's emotions are aroused and it can make people unpredictable. Not a reassuring quality for anyone with political power. Varun wants power, but whether he has the maturity to handle it is another matter.
Varun is the shrewder and smarter of the two and can be intuitive and eloquent, and his powers of expression could easily translate into oratory. He has some amount of charisma. However, Rahul lacks this.
No doubt Varun Gandhi is less of a humanitarian than Rahul Gandhi, even if he is the more practical type, and smarter.
Some of Varun Gandhi’s inherited qualities have changed (from the left passive hand to the right). His analytical and professional ability has reduced considerably from what he had inherited and interestingly these qualities are present in Rahul. The trappings of status symbols and success are more of a concern to Varun than what he had inherited while status matters less to Rahul Gandhi. What has also increased significantly in Varun is moodiness and melancholy, over what he inherited. These qualities were developed in childhood and this means that the death of his father and the consequent rejection by his father’s family must have affected him deeply.
Varun Gandhi’s hands show more long-term success (in the fifties and sixties) than Rahul Gandhi’s. In fact, Rahul’s hands show that as he approaches his sixties he withdraws into himself. Success as shown in the hand is all about what one wants for oneself.
One is not sure about Varun’s career path. His idealism could well be turned away from politics into something else (if he doesn't get the stage he wants as he has a practical approach). I wonder if that means that he takes over his mother’s work as an animal rights activist? Or maybe he makes a place for himself in politics. One never knows.
Related personality readings of Varun Gandhi's family members: Rahul Gandhi; Rajiv Gandhi; Sonia Gandhi; Priyanka Gandhi; Robert Vadra; Varun Gandhi's grandmother, Indira Gandhi and great-grandfather: Jawaharlal Nehru.
Or you can read some character sketches of other Indian politicians like Uddhav Thackeray; Raj Thackeray; Omar Abdullah; Arvind Kejriwal and many more.
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Free photos from he wiki: Varun's photo by (Nitant8899 / CC BY [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0] and Rahul's by Indian National Congress. / CC BY-SA [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0])
Its going to be difficult for Varun to get to any kind of powerful position. But the analysis of Rahul poses more questions - He is the son of two successful leaders and still how can he not inherit their qualities? Can we expect a turning point in his life, like what happened with Indira?
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I agree with you about Varun. He seems to be struggling in politics.
ReplyDeleteAbout Rahul, he is the son, grandson and great-grandson of three powerful leaders with great charisma. However, he appears to have inherited his characteristics from his mother's side of the family. It's all the luck of the draw isn't it. Also I doubt that Rahul was honed to be a political heir from childhood as Rajiv Gandhi was satisfied being a pilot and his mother Sonia did not want politics in her life at that time. So Rahul did not grow up in an environment where he could have been groomed as a leader, not until he was much older. Indira had Nehru and other great leaders. As far as Rahul is concerned, he holds the key to the vast fortune of the gandhi family and so he will be made the leader, like his mother was. But it is not just getting the chair that matters, but the performance.
stereotypically politics is not for good people. wonder if their respective sun signs,pisces and gemini has something to do with idealism.gemini rahul can never be emotional enough to side up with the underdog.
ReplyDeleteYeah I know what you mean, that is the way politics is in India. In many western democratic countries though politicians are good people and highly intelligent too. About Rahul, I think he is more inward looking and becomes more so as he grows older.
ReplyDeletedo you mean selfish for rahul above?
ReplyDeleteNot really. I meant his approach to issues, the way he views things, from his own perspective, not the point of view of say the country. In any case this was mentioned only in the context of Varun Gandhi, and as a comparison to Varun. Rahul Gandhi's approach may be unselfish if compared to someone else.
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