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| fate |
Have you ever considered how the meaning of your name
impacts your life? Like Astrology and Numerology, the names we’re given at
birth affects us in interesting ways.
For instance, I have a friend whose name is also that of an
important East Asian civilization over 2,000 years old. Further, that
civilization was extremely artistic and spiritual. Is it a coincidence that my
friend is both, as well?
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| lily |
My friend’s mother’s name translates to lily flower. And
just like the lily, she is beautiful, delicate and feminine, yet powerful.
Ancient Greeks believed that lilies also had masculine traits, and my friend’s
mother does, too. She often ran the household while her husband was gone for
long periods of time early in his career.
Every year, hundreds of thousands of babies are given names that they
will end up striving to live up to, consciously or not. Some will even change
their names to better manifest the fate they feel should be theirs--like those that are hip to Numerology and change the
spelling of their names to influence better outcomes.
For instance, Jane Smith in the
chart below adds up to 9, a Mars-ruled individual who might be temperamental
and prone to conflict. Adding the “Y” changes her name to 7, ruled by Neptune;
a magnetic, musical and mysterious personality.
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2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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B C D E F G H I
J
K L M N O P Q R
S
T U V W X Y Z
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| Mike |
Variations of names seem to change a person’s personality,
too. Like when someone named Michael calls himself Mike. Does that make him
less formal and more easygoing?
What about Roberts who call themselves Bobby? They can be crazy fun!
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| Bobby |
Nicknames are significant game changers, too. Remember
Whitney Houston’s nickname was Nippy, as in nip it in the bud? Her life was
certainly shortened by unfortunate circumstances.
What about your name? Drop us a line and let’s discuss it.
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Good luck, light and love,
Gypsy Stars
