Jagmeet Singh (January 2, 1979)

It was a surprise when we were told on Tuesday that the Liberals and the New Democratic Party had signed an agreement to work together for the next three years. Some would say it was a sellout.

Jagmeet Singh is an ambitious man. One day he wants to become Prime Minister of Canada. But first he has to find a way to dominate Canadian politics. The Liberal-NDP pact allows him to do that.

I have rectified the timing of his birth chart, based on the age (39) when he married his wife (Venus).

Now it starts to make sense. Moreever, there are two inconjuncts, and they may explain a lot.

Moon Inconjunct Jupiter (definite)

This aspect indicates that you have a positive, optimistic outlook on life, and you enjoy socializing with good friends. However, there are some dangers with this aspect. First, it can be a sign that you are self-indulgent and possibly even selfish, although this is not likely to happen if you have a good, strong relationship with your mother. You have a great need to be cared for and supported, to be accepted for what you are with no strings attached. If this need is fulfilled, the positive side of this aspect will flourish. But if your mother does not support your needs fully, you will feel insecure and will look elsewhere for support and fulfillment. In this case your concern will be totally for yourself with little thought for other people’s needs.

On the other hand, if you feel emotionally secure and accepted, then you will be able to give others the support that you would otherwise have been seeking for yourself. You will help others in their times of need, share what you have with those who have less, and find great satisfaction in taking care of people and animals.

Venus Inconjunct Ascendant (perhaps)

You should realize that others will respect you if you stand up for yourself and ask for a reasonable return in a relationship. If you constantly seem to be apologizing for who and what you are, people begin to wonder if they have overlooked something that is wrong with you, and they begin to lose confidence in you. Thus you may bring about the criticism that you are afraid of. You are as good and as worthy of being loved as anyone. Be yourself with others, and many people will love you.

(Doesn’t this sound like the other chap?)

What Effect Does the Merger Have on His Relationship with Trudeau?

Contentious as this may sound, these two men were made for each other, and the Liberal-NDP Merger shows how their ‘marriage’ will benefit both of them. Surprising (?) the merger most benefits Singh, but Trudeau also gets to stay Prime Minister for the next three years. A ‘win-win’ situation if ever I saw one.