Hands of Royalty - Prince William of Wales

Hy Goldenarrow and Martijn,

great, thank you! Mention it's the left. - Here another right. The finger proportions seem to be not really the same than in the left, what isn't unusual. The ring finger in the right seems to be longer or "stronger".
It makes sense to follow here the old rule - the left is the (window to the) mother and the right the father. Diana was shurely headstrong and in a special kind more self-centred than Charles.





Regards
Manfred

Thanks so much Goldenarrow and Martijin.
Jeanette.

The Mail just got back to me and the article went out - but only in Scotland, so I didn't see it! Anyway, to summarize what I said. The middle digit looks a bit short, the ring digit's held in but look at that strong thumb and long little finger and air line! This guy's actually got a brain (very unusual in a member of the royal family) he can think - he's highly intelligent and has a real ability with words. With that strong thumb and clear, straight fate line he's much, much more psychologically stable and articulate than either his wobbly mother or his bumbling (air line with an island) father. The heart line's got a fork at the end, so unsure whether to settle for a person who befits his role or for love (as one part of fork ends close to middle diglt and the other closer to index). There's sure to be some kind of conflict on which life partner he'll be happy with, and now he's made his choice there'll eventually be a struggle between duty and romance. IF that middle digit is actually short, and not just the angle of the photo, he'll be desperate to show how ordinary he is - he'll going to change our perceptions of the royal family completely. The hand shape seems to be somewhere between earth and air - what I call a refined earth palm - a person who is cerebral, but who loves the physical life, the sports field and keeping their feet on the ground.

Hy GA and Jeanette,

would it be possible to get the name of the source / News paper of the brilliant foto?

Manfred

Manfred wrote:Hy GA and Jeanette,

would it be possible to get the name of the source / News paper of the brilliant foto?

Manfred

Hi Manfred,
The paper,which I buy every day, is The Scottish Daily Mail, however it was in the Sunday edition which is called The Mail on Sunday. I sent it to Lynn but I think I have sent it to the wrong address. She will let me know what happens and if she does not get I will send photo copies to the correct address and, as she knows how to post things, she will post them on the forum.
Jeanette.

Thank you Jeanette! - You may scan it and put it in here or sending by a pm.

Regards
Manfred

ps.: The world is full of wonder! - I just had a phone call by a client born in Brasil and this weekend I wrote an interpretation for a client born in Mongolia...and God gracious: They are at the same age with only 2 1/2 months difference and have the same Ascendant with only 2 1/2° difference! - That's no story, I often have such simultane experences.

Here's the article from The Scottish Sunday Mail, March 6th 2011.
Thanks very much Jeanette for informing us about it and for your efforts in getting it posted here!

Apologies for its bedraggled look. So far it has been from the newsagents to Jeanette, cut in half to be photocopied, thrown away, retrieved from Jeanette's waste bin, sellotaped back together, folded up, posted from Scotland to S.W. England, in an envelope that didn't have the complete address on, to Lynn who searched the streets for the postman, who said he hadn't seen it. Then as Lynn was passing the delicatessen the woman in the shop shouted "hey Lynn, What's your last name? I think I've got a letter for you" and handed the envelope to me with a bit of cheese stuck to it.
Then I had to fold it in half and scan it in 2 sections. So please don't anyone dare complain that it looks a bit creased!



(click on full size to read it)

Jeanette and Lynn,

after a real Odysee it came to a good end.



Manfred

Dear
Martijn,

about the hands of Prince William I found, that he is an ambidexterity. - I
know about the discussions about this theme if it is basically possible to be
an a. or not....

As we see in the following picture he is using both hands for different things,
for example:

- Left for writing, sometimes painting (I saw pictures were he paints with left
or right).
- Left sometimes (privately, not in the army) for shooting.
- Right for throwing a ball.
- Right for kicking a ball!!
- Right for playing Polo - but this has to be done with the right according to
the rules.
- No preferences for waving.

I think if we look only at the hands originally there is a left
preference. I'm sure if we would examine the whole body (feet, eyes, ears)
we'll come to a different picture. - Using the right foot for rugby
isn't a result of the domestication und any social pressure.

All in all this leads us to a very differentiating result about which I can
only write some short statements here:

1. This (his) kind of handiness (ambidexterity of the body side) has a
leaning to be unstable by nature but that could be overcome by consciousness,
training or socialization.
2. For me this is an expression of the unstable parentally situation during his
childhood - a picture of the undecided hanging between the parents or the
primary influence of the mother in opposite to his father, the society, the tradition
and his traditional future task.
3. His wife Kate can be a very stabilizing factor in the future. Here I would
await some rebellion against it.

On base of their horoscopes we also find Kate as very stabilizing factor for
him. - For similar partnership situations (Bill Clinton , B. Obama...) I call
it, his wife is his "right hand"
I await that she will also play a very important part as the King's wife in the
future.
If we look at the horoscope of the United Kingdom we find very hard,
fundamental and transforming changes concentrated on the time between March
2012 and October 2014. - Because of the Capricorn I would also await harder financial and real etate, may be together with some imployment problems.










Regards
Manfred

Thanks Manfred.
Jeanette.

Here we have the charts of the UK and the Transites of the exact time of the vow:




Regards
Manfred

Manfred wrote:[font=&quot]Dear
Martijn,

about the hands of Prince William I found, that he is an ambidexterity. - I
know about the discussions about this theme if it is basically possible to be
an a. or not....

As we see in the following picture he is using both hands for different things,
for example:

- Left for writing, sometimes painting (I saw pictures were he paints with left
or right).
- Left sometimes (privately, not in the army) for shooting.
- Right for throwing a ball.
- Right for kicking a ball!!
- Right for playing Polo - but this has to be done with the right according to
the rules.
- No preferences for waving.

I think if we look only at the hands originally there is a left
preference. I'm sure if we would examine the whole body (feet, eyes, ears)
we'll come to a different picture. - Using the right foot for rugby
isn't a result of the domestication und any social pressure.

..

Well spotted manfred Manfred!

Yes, writing and painting with his left hand... indicates a left preference regarding fine-motorics.
But usually that is featured with using the same arm for less refined-motorics, such as: throwing & polo.

So, yes... because Prince William does those activities with his right hand, that is typically indeed related to ambidexterity.


However... one should also be aware that the issue of ambidexterity specifically relates to the ability to do specific complex acitivities with both hands, such as: the ability to write with both hands, paint with both hands, etc.

So, despite your observation is very interesting - the issue of 'ambidexterity' is defined a litte bit more specified than how you used it.

Does this makes sense for you?

Dear Martijn,

I agree with you in every point.
In fact I'm very careful in classifying ambidexterity though I know about the differences between fine motoric and more forceful actions, because we don't really know if he was or is instructed to bring it too much on the public light.

I read that it is a strict rule, playing Polo with the right hand. May be it's the same or similar with holding and shooting the military gun as we see on military fotos of him. As a hunter (privately) he used the gun on the left side.

It would be a longer discussion about it. - May be as you know I examined and accompanied a very lot of left handed children. The social background (absence of the - weak - father in any kind - is always a very interesting case of study.
The birth chart gives me always more information about the family themes, shadow or "daemon".

Regards
Manfred

Martijn: I agree with you. I always pretended that you are left handed.
Regards
Manfred

I think broken life line is idicator he may suferbouts of unhapiness in future

Frankly, I'm surprised! In spite of being born with the proverbial "silver spoon in mouth", this indicates that he is no slouch!

Look at the picture (prince wearing a beret talking to a little blonde girl). Look at the tip of this thumb. This is a VERY, VERY important factor which 99.9% of amateur palmists ignore. The tip of the thumb provides the greatest clue to a person's work ethic, steadfastness and all things related to hard work. It is SPATULATE! WOW!

Indeed his "handlers" have done an excellent job of grooming the future King of UK!

Fingertips are also spatulate and the main lines deep (once again, the BEST) indicator of STAMINA.

If someone could provide a better image (this is not a put down; so my apologies upfront), I could analyze the hand in much more detail.

Truthseeker