You can use these additional meanings to see the type of work most in tune to your life path number

1. inventor, director, writer, engineer, salesperson, promoter, aviator, executive, entrepreneur, lawyer, administrator.

2. musician, entertainer, statistician, banking, mechanic, technician, artist, programmer, host, mediator.

3. artist, cosmetician, musician, actor, writer, speaker, advertiser, public speaker, drama, psychic pursuits.

4. builder, contractor, mechanic, accountant, business owner, manager, real estate agent, architect, labourer.

5. travel agent, promoter, publicist, investor, newspaper writer, politician, analyst, detective, occultist, salesman, film director, advertising.

6. singer, decorator, artist, painter, teacher, educator, nurse, advisor, beautician, social worker, counsellor, lawyer, speaker.

7. scientist, chemist, mathematician, medicine, law, occult studies, criminologist, surgeon, dietician, cinematographer.

8. publisher, writer, banker, government worker, financer, supervisor, athlete, hospital administrator, commodities broker, archaeologist, antiques dealer.

9. dramatist, artist, literary agent, painter, philanthropist, journalist, restaurant owner, entertainer, oil magnate, missionary, doctor, lecturer, orator.

11. theatre, entertainment, voice, politics, communication, psychic, healer, aviator, television, minister.

22. founders of large institutions, international businessmen, bankers, statesmen, diplomats.

33. artistic, high level educational, healing.

44. any field where, mental superiority, discipline, bravery, are required.

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Numbers We Work With

The next number I would like to briefly mention is the Birthday Number…

Using the chart below you can see how all the letters in your name can be converted into a number.

If your name is Jennifer in numbers it would be 1 5 5 5 9 6 5 9.

Now lets take it a step further, you would then write the vowels in your name slightly above, as in this sample chart I made for a made up name 'Mr. Beer'.

As you can see I gave this guy a birth date of 10-16-67.

Start by numbering from 1 to whatever the ages you want to look over, (this is the second line from the top on the above chart), as you can see I went up to 10 on this chart, each of these numbers represent a given age of the person and is useful in divining when something is going to happen (what age) now above each age we put in the personal year of the person. Or, as I do, take the life path number (in this case 4) and add 1 to each consecutive year, putting these numbers on top of the age numbers. (you will notice after you hit 9 with this begin over with 1, and so on).

The next step is to put the first name below the age, using the earlier chart you noticed no doubt that each letter = a number also each letter lasts for the same amount of years as its number, so the letter j in John lasts but one year but the letter h lasts for 8 years and would be repeated 8 times on the chart (see above).

We do the same for the middle and last names.

You will notice lines below some of the names, these are the 'essence numbers'.

Looking above we see for the age of 1 Mr. beer had an essence of 4, meaning he was a very practical child. You will notice I put the A and J together as an essence 'double whammy', even though they are not actually the same letter, because they both reduce to the number1, so the whammy will still be in effect, but to a smaller degree.

Important note: When constructing a chart always use the persons maiden name, and not the married name which in my studies, holds little value to a reading.

At the young age of two, you can see an addition of domestic responsibility, that might suggest the birth of a sibling, or that he was left to fend for himself a lot.

The age of six is very interesting for a number of reasons. First off the A in the middle name along with the personal year of one tells of a major change, probably of a move, the essence of three seems to imply it was a positive move for Mr. Beer. I would say his parents split up the year before and he was sent to a family member for a year till his mother got him back the following year.

And so on.

We will now consider the Yantra.

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