A reading in numerology is a chart of all the numbers represented in a person’s life and a description of how those numbers affect that person. It shows their strengths and weaknesses, their potentials and challenges, their basic character traits, heart’s desires, and motivation. It will show relationship compatibilities, growth periods, major cycles of life, pinnacles along the way and what to expect from the maturity years. A reading can help you understand yourself in a much deeper way and will also help you understand how you can effectively interact with others.
Creating a basic reading or a simplified reading can be compared to baking a cake.
Basic White Cake Recipe
1 2/3 cups sugar
2/3 cup solid vegetable shortening
3 large eggs
2 large egg whites
1 1/4 cups whole milk
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
2 cups self-rising flour
A generic white cake has self-rising flour, butter, egg whites, vanilla extract, milk, and of course, sugar.
Your basic Numerology reading has:
Self-rising flour—Life Path number (body of cake)
Vanilla extract—Birthday number (enhances the cake)
Egg Whites—Expression (Destiny) number (makes the cake a white cake)
Butter—Soul Urge Number (the grease that makes the cake palatable)
Milk—Maturity number (makes it great in the end)
Sugar—Personality number (gives it the yummy quality)
There is the basic cake recipe but if you were to add chocolate, coconut, spices, fruit, pumpkin, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. your cake would no longer be considered a basic white cake. However, the main ingredients that make it a cake are still there and must remain to make your cake edible. By adding more ingredients you have ‘modified’ your basic cake recipe to make it even yummier and more interesting.
The same goes for a basic Numerology reading. The core elements; the life path number, the destiny number, the soul urge number, the personality, growth and maturity numbers all build a basic understanding of a person and tells why they do what they do or feel what they feel. Once you begin to add more modifiers to the mix, the deeper will be your insights and the more interesting the reading. The more you discover and understand the potentials and challenges of your entire life experience and how to reach your highest purpose the easier it will be for you to handle life’s roadblocks. How great is that?
Creating a basic reading or a simplified reading can be compared to baking a cake.
Basic White Cake Recipe
1 2/3 cups sugar2/3 cup solid vegetable shortening
3 large eggs
2 large egg whites
1 1/4 cups whole milk
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
2 cups self-rising flour
A generic white cake has self-rising flour, butter, egg whites, vanilla extract, milk, and of course, sugar.
Your basic Numerology reading has:
Self-rising flour—Life Path number (body of cake)
Vanilla extract—Birthday number (enhances the cake)
Egg Whites—Expression (Destiny) number (makes the cake a white cake)
Butter—Soul Urge Number (the grease that makes the cake palatable)
Milk—Maturity number (makes it great in the end)
Sugar—Personality number (gives it the yummy quality)
There is the basic cake recipe but if you were to add chocolate, coconut, spices, fruit, pumpkin, chocolate chips, nuts, etc. your cake would no longer be considered a basic white cake. However, the main ingredients that make it a cake are still there and must remain to make your cake edible. By adding more ingredients you have ‘modified’ your basic cake recipe to make it even yummier and more interesting.
The same goes for a basic Numerology reading. The core elements; the life path number, the destiny number, the soul urge number, the personality, growth and maturity numbers all build a basic understanding of a person and tells why they do what they do or feel what they feel. Once you begin to add more modifiers to the mix, the deeper will be your insights and the more interesting the reading. The more you discover and understand the potentials and challenges of your entire life experience and how to reach your highest purpose the easier it will be for you to handle life’s roadblocks. How great is that?
Mike Madigan from "Numerologist".
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