Pat from Business Owners Fast Track to Internet Profits asks, “Do you do constant meditation with the breath?’
Like you, I’ve started and then stopped. Putting all the reasons and excuses aside, I’ve started again. When I meditate, pranayama (breathing exercise) and physical form of kriya (yogic movement) often happens automatically to purify my body.
Your question prompts me to align once again my daily actions with what I want out of life. Thank you for that.
The number of breathes in one’s life time is pre-determined. So to prolong our life, we need to slow down the speed (and hence the frequency) of our breathing. This also explains why deep breathing is so important.
Now back to Pure Numerology as to how to set up charts for analysis. So far, I have showed how to tell a personality to be “positive” or “negative” and the meaning of individual numbers. Now it’s time to show how to set up the numerological charts for analyses.
Most numerology books are pretty the same in telling you what INDIVIDUAL number means, but they are hopeless in telling you how to put them together and interpret the interaction between the numbers. The most precious gift I I’m giving out here right now is the framework to unlock the relationship between numbers. You can get what individual number means pretty much from any of the standard numerology books.
This post is pretty instructional with simple and easy mechanical steps. So unless you are curious to know how to do it, you would find it boring.
So let’s set up the shots.
What personality does your birth date numbers reveal, you may ask. Your birth date, together with calculated moral lessons and your most often called name, enables the following three aspects of analysis:
1. Personality that you’re born with;
2. Personality that you’re developing,
3. Personality that you’ll end up with, if you’ve learnt your karmic lesson.
In Pure Numerology here, we concentrate in the aspects # 1 & #2 as # 3 is pretty “unpredictable” when we exercise our free will. Karma & free will is a pretty interesting subject on its own.
For now, let’s stick to the dominant number that you’re born with.
The numbers for the chart #1 “Personality you were Born with” all come from your birth date itself;
The numbers for the chart #2 “Personality you are Developing” comes from two sources:
1. Two Karmic Lessons or Life Paths;
2. From the numerical value of your name you’re most often called by.
The numbers for the chart # 3 “Personality you will have when you have finished your Karmic Lesson” comes from the 2 charts above it. All the numbers from the previous two charts all end up in the final third chart. Again, all the same numbers are placed at their respective positions as shown in the above chart under “Filling in the blank”. So for example, if you have a total of three “1″s from the first two charts, you would put three of the “1″ at the bottom left hand corner of the final chart,
1. Birthday format: DD/MM/YYYY
First of all, the date format we use in Pure Numerology analysis is: DD/MM/YYYY. As you follow me along this journey, you’ll discover why we should not use the MM/DD/YYYY format. It’s just a matter of practicality, not because it’s our Aussie way in writing dates nor we’re anti any other culture.
2. Filling in the blanks:
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_3_|_6_|_9_ = Mental & Spiritual Aspect
_2_|_5_|_8_ = Emotional & Movement Aspects
1 | 4 | 7 = Physical abilities & Idea Manifestation
Every “1”, “2”, “3” …. found in your birth date are placed at their respective positions as shown in the above chart.
