Friday, March 16, 2012

Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin's hand reading

Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin photoWhen I look at the hand of a spiritual leader I primarily look for qualities of asceticism, a philosophical bent of mind, idealism, belief, objectivity of thinking, and of course, compassion. These personality characteristics go a long way in giving the owner the bent of mind suitable for a spiritual calling. I was not disappointed when I saw the hands of Dr Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin, a spiritual leader of the Dawoodi Bohras.

The main features of his rather large, slightly long hands are
the long, knotted fingers, supple thumb, a low-set and long thumb, and conical tips of all fingers except the thumb. His fingers are of normal length and balanced with each other although the Mercury (pinky) finger seems a little low-set and possibly short. The Saturn (middle) finger is strong and conic tipped.

Check out a photo of his hand here.

These signs show that he is a dignified person and a thinker. The philosophical and serious bent of mind is clearly shown on his hand. He tends to go into the details. The disadvantage is that at times the larger picture may escape him, so engrossed does he get in the finer points of issues. This means that not all his decisions are right from the viewpoint of his flock, and neither may he be objective or "fair" all of the time, and in fact, it can result in some type of narrow thinking. This is not about the ego. It could be an inability to see the other point of view.

Idealism is present to a high degree, with a tendency towards superstition and it's also about being influenced by omens and signs. Such people are idealistic before they are practical, and likely to stick to their beliefs no matter how much evidence is presented to the contrary. This quality is common among all believers. What his does show, is that Burhanuddin is a true believer. As his hand also shows a talent for eloquence and the use of flowery language, he is a picture book religious leader.

However, Burhanuddin’s hands do not show his nature to be as hard or rigid as some other religious leaders with this level of idealism. He has the qualities of impressionability strongly etched on his hand as well as strong impulsiveness which softens his personality. There is an element of gullibility in his personality, but also a certain shrewdness and manipulativeness. These qualities exist together.

Interestingly, despite his idealism and impressionability, Burhanuddin’s hand shows him to be a doer. His hands show executive ability.

In conclusion, one can say that although Burhanuddin's hands show him to think narrowly at times, he is no doubt a genuine spiritual leader, very religious, idealistic and with deep compassion for humanity.

Related Reading: Hand analysis of Ayatollah Khomeini or hand analysis of Spiritual Leaders from different faiths like that of the Dalai Lama or Mahatma Gandhi or the Pope or Mother Teresa or Sai Baba.




3 comments:

  1. I don't know who he is, but aren't all spiritual leaders idealistic and manipulating at different stages of their lives? Does your hand reading say anything about ego? I think religious leaders in general have a lot of ego.

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  2. Well, not all spiritual leaders are idealistic, because there are many frauds going around, and I have written about them on this blog. About being manipulative, no, all of them are not like that.
    About ego, again, there are some megalomaniac spiritual leaders who are like that, but again a true one will not be.
    I have mentioned that this person has little ego.

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  3. I haven't heard of him. Going back to the issue of manipulative,many spiritual leaders tend to manipulate situations to meet their goals (which are usually good goals).In fact,this seems to be one of their big goals...building schools, colleges, hospitals etc. All good things to do. However, there are fewer leaders who actually try to address 'spiritual' issues. One group that seems to be doing this the Brahmakumaris - their programs are free and open for people to take advantage of...

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