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WHAT’S INCLUDED IN EACH REPORT
- Life Path – the opportunities through which success in one’s career and personal life are to be found.
- Expression – special inborn abilities and talents and how to make the best use of them.
- Soul Urge – the inner motivations and desires; what one really wants from life.
- Birthday – a minor lesson that influences the Life Path.
- Master Numbers – special energies indicating opportunities for spiritual growth.
- Repeated Numbers – energies that may be out of balance and how to make them work in a positive way.
- Karmic Debts – areas of difficulty because of the misuse of certain energies in a past life and how to make improvements
- Karmic Lessons – weaknesses in this life because of a lack of experience with certain energies in previous lives and how to overcome these shortcomings.
- Intensity Points – strengths or weakness encountered because of too much or too little of a particular energy.
- Challenge – an obstacle encountered early in life that once overcome can add new dimension to one’s life.
- Maturity Number – an important lesson learned later in life that will bring increased understanding of one’s purpose.
- Current Name Energies – new or increased influences from a name change and how it impacts the life.
- Personal Year – strong influences and opportunities that affect a person each year.
- Life Path Period – long term cycle that describes the general influences affecting a person.
- Pinnacle – a second cycle that describes additional general influences affecting a person.
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The following is an extract from a report;
Numerology Report
Thomas Cruise Mapother
July 3, 1962
INTRODUCTION
This report is designed to give you new insights into your character and personality from a perspective considerably different from that which mostpeople use. The descriptions in this report are based on the ancient science of numerology.
The report discusses:
The lessons you are learning in this life, your deep inner desires and how to fulfill them, your talents and personality traits and how to make the best use of them, the environment in which you work best, your attitude toward work, and your ways of relating to other people.
The report can also guide you in identifying existing opportunities and opening the way to new and even more favorable possibilities. It’s up to you,though, to use the information here, along with your free will, to determine the road on which you want to journey and the distance you wish to travel. No matter your age, the roads are open when you are ready to explore.
Some talents and characteristics surface at different times in your life.Occasionally, a characteristic described in this report has been present in an earlier part of your life and is not of current importance. Sometimes, a talentmentioned here is present although you may not be fully aware of it. If this is the case, check with a friend who knows you well and you may be pleasantly surprised. A few characteristics may not have appeared in your life as yet although they’re described in this report. The description of these undevelopedpotentials may serve to open your consciousness to new and exciting possibilities.
OVERVIEW
There are several different sides to your character, but you’re primarily a person with very strong practical energy. You probably work well at material,down-to-earth activities, very often in the business world—unless you’re one of the few people with this kind of energy who have to first learn to break free of their dependence before they can operate comfortably in the material world.To a considerable extent, you are likely to be a rational and pragmaticindividual with very strong needs. Because you want to satisfy your strongambitions and material desires, your early years are likely to be spent working to satisfy those needs and learning, too, to free yourself from the troublesomesituations precipitated by your limited concern for others. Much of your youth and young adulthood will probably be spent learning to recognize others’ needs and learning, too, to modify your all too obvious rigid or stubborn streak.
If there are any strong differences between your practical material energy and the other less insistent aspects of your energy described below, the practical and material characteristics tend to be expressed. Some people find it easier to ignore the other aspects entirely, particularly during their younger years.
YOUR POWERFUL, PRACTICAL LEADERSHIP
POTENTIAL—AND HOW TO OVERCOME THE
STRONG LIMITATIONS YOU FEEL
Your 1 Life Path And 4 Expression
You were born with strong leadership potential. As you develop thisability, you may be able to assume a significant position in the business or political world. One of your major lessons in life is to learn the benefits of being independent. You must first learn to stand comfortably on your own two feet without leaning on other people. After that, you can advance yourself by using your ability for organizing, leading and managing. Some people spend much of their lives on the first part of the lesson. Others learn that part quickly and devote most of their lives to important leadership roles.
You have a natural potential to work long, hard and patiently. If there's a job to be done requiring a good deal of time, much difficult work and careful attention to detail, you can probably do it well. Others will recognize this ability and turn to you for help with complex tasks on tight deadlines. With your orderly nature, you may choose a line of work in which your systematic approach can be developed. You would probably work well in any place where care with details is important. You’re likely to be good at establishing new routines and maintaining existing ones.
Others usually see your strong character and inner strength as well as your logical, down-to-earth viewpoint and self-disciplined manner. Much of the time, they’re willing to trust your judgment and follow as you initiate and control activities. You have a good mind and can find and develop creativesolutions to problems, sometimes with a striking original flair. You can easilyconvince other people that your course of action is the correct one for a particular situation. You use your innate understanding of people and your clever analytical approach to make your points. You also have a tendency to dominate others and this may cause problems.
Other people appreciate your special ability to produce order where little or none has existed. Your patient, dependable and persevering ways add to your managerial ability. You know how to convert an abstract idea into a practical, down-to-earth working format. Although you can handle abstractions,you generally prefer to work with material matters. Your honesty and sinceritymake it easy for people to place their trust in you.
You are usually systematic and organized, but you may have to learn to use this important characteristic in a balanced way. Some people who would benefit by being systematic seem to have little interest in the matter and tend to be unusually disorganized. If you’re like many people with a concern for organization, though, you probably have to be careful not to lose sight of the bigger picture because of your desire to keep things extremely orderly or because of your excessive concern with details. At times, you probably feel like you’re in a rut, giving considerable effort without a sense of accomplishment.
When you feel limited or restricted, whatever the cause, it’s likely Tobe a source of considerable frustration or resentment. When this happens, see if you are causing the limitations that you experience rather than assuming that they are caused by someone or something else. In many instances, you’relikely to discover that the restrictions you feel are of your own making and can be lightened or removed. The strong likes and dislikes you often expressway sometimes produce the very limitations which upset you. Your extremely strong expression of right and wrong—and the feelings you often have that your way is the right way or the only way—may also produce a sense of restriction.
Some people with a need to be independent spend part of their livesbreaking free of the dependence they often feel in their younger years. Along with that strong need for independence, you usually have an innate desire to accomplish, to win recognition and to attain money and material possessions.You also want to exert your personal power. At times, you want to express your individuality, but you may occasionally have to work to keep within reasonable limits.
A lot of the time, you have pressing needs to be satisfied and can’t rest until you’ve taken care of them. You often act without consulting others because you’re convinced that your approach is the correct or only way. Even when your approach is a good one, others may often be irritated because youhaven’t taken them into account. As a matter of fact, much of the time you probably have difficulty seeing other people’s point of view. By and large, you prefer to do things your own way, and you may have to learn to consult your associates before you act.
Much of the time, you prefer a stable, well-regulated life tending to solid traditional values. More often than you would prefer, though, you’relikely to cause problems with your stubbornness, rigidity or one-track view.You have to learn to distinguish situations where you’re helping yourself by standing firm with the courage of your convictions from situations where you’rerunning into difficulties because of your fixed approach. When you’reself-centered or selfish, you’re probably working against your own bestinterests. When you’re impatient or bossy, you may trip yourself up.
Your 19/1 Karmic Debt
You probably have considerable work to do to be able to see yourself andyour needs realistically. If you’re too immersed in your own concerns, you mayrun into problems because of your inability to recognize others’ needs. You mayhave to learn to look past your own interests in order to become more aware ofother people. If you’re egotistical or aggressive, it will only add to thedifficulties.
If, on the other hand, your needs are fulfilled primarily by submissivelydepending on others, you have to find the strength to break free from thisdependence and learn to act on your own. You’ll find little comfort in blamingyour environment or other people for your inability to stand on your own twofeet. If you’re lazy or fearful, your problems in this area will requireadditional effort.
Many—possibly most—of the obstacles in your path are likely to be theresult of your short-sighted appraisal of your needs. When you learn to observeyour environment more clearly, you’ll be able to use that environment to youradvantage instead of being tripped up by it.
YOUR GIVING, EMOTIONAL SIDE
Your 9 Soul Urge
Along with the organizational and managerial side that is such a majorpart of your character, there’s another side which also contributes to yourgeneral makeup although it has a considerably smaller influence. When some ofthese lesser traits conflict with the business-oriented side of your personality,you usually defer to the latter.
With your love for your fellow man, you enjoy people as individuals andalso show your concern for humanity in general. With your desire to give asselflessly as you can, possibly with little thought of reward or return, youwant a close involvement with family and friends. It wouldn’t be surprising ifyou looked for a career in which humanitarian values and philanthropicendeavors were strongly emphasized.
There’s a compassionate and tolerant side of you which occasionally showsitself. At these times, you show a good understanding of others’ feelings. Youmay also be aware of your own feelings and, when you care to, can fully expressthem. You have an intuitive understanding of life which serves you well whenyou choose to use it.
You can express your love and generosity with considerable depth andpassion but this probably isn’t your usual style. When this intensity does occur, it may take others by surprise and may sometimes be uncomfortable forthem to handle. At times, you may give generously of your time, energy and evenmaterial resources with little thought of compensation. You may findconsiderable satisfaction in your occasional altruism. When that altruismconflicts with your personal ambitions or materialistic goals, as it’s oftenlikely to do, you may find it easier to disregard your giving impulses.
Although there’s an adaptable side to your nature, it probably showsitself only on occasion. You may choose to give to others from time to time byexpressing yourself in painting, sculpture, music or other artistic ventures.
YOUR SOCIAL AND CREATIVE SIDE
Your 3 Birthday
Your considerate and emotional side is an important part of yourcharacter. There’s another side, too, but it appears to be of much lesserinfluence.
When you want to, you can express your joy in living by socializing,either with many friends in varied activities or in the company of a fewintimates engaged in quiet diversions. You probably also express yourself insome form of creative activity.
There’s a charming and gracious side of you which is most likely to bedisplayed when you’re comfortable with close friends. At times when you feelparticularly uncomfortable, though, you can be critical, oversensitive ormoody. You have a good imagination and may enjoy creative pursuits. Youprobably possess good verbal ability and it wouldn’t be surprising if yousometimes involve yourself in activities related to words. You may have somesinging or acting talent, or you may enjoy writing or lecturing. You’reprobably a good conversationalist when you care to show that side of yourself.
You can be reasonably adaptable when you want to be. There’s a goodchance that you have many interests and move easily from one activity toanother. Some of the time, you’re likely to scatter your energies among yourvaried interests in whimsical or careless ways which keep you fromaccomplishing what you want. It may be helpful to learn to limit your interestsor to curtail some of your frivolous or superficial activities so as to achievemore of your desired goals.
SUMMARY
There’s a great deal of power in the strong, vital and dynamic kind ofperson you are likely to be now or are working to become. Others usuallyrecognize and appreciate your leadership, your hardworking nature and yourconsiderable business talents. As you get older, there’s a good chance that youfind a comfortable balance between your own strong needs and the needs ofothers.
When you comfortably integrate the other energies described in previoussections with your practical and material energy, you’ll probably experiencericher and more rewarding experiences. As you mature, you are probably able tomove away from the domineering—or dependent—approach of your younger years. Youcan develop into a strong, adaptable leader capable of accomplishing your ownmaterial goals while also demonstrating your interest in others