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Ack! A Big Joke on Me!
21 April 1990 eruptive column from Redoubt Volcano, as viewed to the west from the Kenai Peninsula. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Today a huge truth was revealed to me with great force. For months now, my guardian angels have been suggesting that I delete a big chunk of old data from my flash drive. So I deleted some files.
Then my flash drive started acting up – sometimes connecting and sometimes not. And I’ve been thinking I should transfer the data on it to another flash drive, but never took the time. So yesterday it quit altogether – the actual drive – the USB port is working fine.
In the middle of all the testing I was doing (just to make sure the drive was really dead) the flash drive in my head came on and I realized that this was the real deal – my files were gone. However, instead of having a panic attack about this, I started laughing. I laughed and laughed, even though some of those files were important and I would have some major rewriting to do. (Significantly, the only file that survived was my journal, only because I had to save it on my desktop yesterday since, unbeknownst to me, that was when my flash drive ultimately gave up).
On a different, but related note, it would now be appropriate to warn you that the name of this blog will soon be changed (for the umpteenth time). I haven’t 100% made up my mind about the new name, but it will reflect the transition I’ve been going through the past few months (thus, the absence of articles) both personally and professionally. Nothing radical, but an important shift in emphasis to Life Purpose, with numerology as the means to its discovery.
I love empowering people to live the purpose they were born for, and I love every time I get a notice that someone has purchased my book. It really thrills me that this person is about to embark on an exciting, life-changing journey of challenge and fulfillment.
I also love doing personal Chaldean Soul Profiles. I love introducing people to their spiritual selves. I love the “Wow” response as we talk about the powerful qualities that make them unique; about the talents that enable them to create the life of their dreams. I love sharing with them how to use their challenges to grow into the powerful individuals they were meant to be.
There are many ways to discover your life purpose. Chaldean numerology is the simplest, quickest way I have found to re-discover who you really are. You will choose the way that is best for you. The important thing to me is that you do it. You deserve to live a life of enjoyment and fulfilling achievement.
So go ahead. Is there anything in your life that you don’t need any longer? Anything you can delete from your files or give or throw away? Maybe you will be more courageous than I was. Maybe you’ll clean all your old stuff out before the universe steps in and causes a major eruption.
Near Death Experiences and Numerology
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promised you the link to my radio interview, and here it is! Listen to exciting stories of near death experiences and fascinating stories about numerology, plus on-air metaphysical readings about you and your dream job. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/living-well-talk-radio/2013/03/13/your-life-revealed-with-tarot-runes–nde-and-numerology-1.
What’s your dream job?
Your Career Choice
Listen tomorrow! I’ll be on the radio tomorrow night (Wednesday, March 13 7:30-9:00 PM EDT) talking about my book and telling callers about the exciting career choice they made before they were born. Listen and call in. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/living-well-talk-radio 7:30-9:00 PM EDT. Call-in number: 646-652-2336. The show will be archived. I’ll post the link to it right here. Leave your comments, too.
Very Inspiring Blogger Award
I am honored to have been nominated by Patti Clark for the Very Inspiring Blogger Award. Patti is an inspiring blogger, author, and transformational teacher. I love these awards because I get to meet people like Patti. Thank you, Patti! Be sure to visit her blog, A Woman’s Guide.
Very Inspiring Blogger Award
There are several requirements for this prestigious award, as follows:
1. Display the award logo somewhere on the blog.
2. Link back to the blog of the person who nominated you.
3. State seven things about yourself.
4. Nominate 15 other bloggers for the award and provide links to their blogs.
5. Notify those bloggers that they have been nominated and of the award’s requirements.
1. Display the award logo somewhere on the blog.
2. Link back to the blog of the person who nominated you.
3. State seven things about yourself.
4. Nominate 15 other bloggers for the award and provide links to their blogs.
5. Notify those bloggers that they have been nominated and of the award’s requirements.
Seven Things about Me
1. I was born in Worcester, Massachusetts, and have lived in North Billerica, Massachusetts (between Boston and Lowell); Provincetown, Massachusetts (Cape Cod); Upper Darby, Pennsylvania (near Philadelphia); Kirtland, Ohio (near Cleveland); Lafayette, Louisiana (Cajun country); Springfield, Missouri; Frankfurt, Germany; Washington, D.C.; Gaithersburg and Clarksburg, Maryland (near D.C.); and now reside in Delaware, Ohio (near Columbus).
2. I love to travel, meet people from all over, and eat delicious local foods from all over.
3. I am a coffee snob, and find the best tasting is frequently the most expensive; likewise, chocolate.
4. I am thrilled to be reaching out to so many with my blog and to be meeting so many inspiring, joyful, creative, interesting people through it.
5. I love the Internet because you can find anything you want, learn anything you would ever want to know, and communicate with people all over the world – knocks me over.
6. I am so grateful to have written my book and to be sharing what I learned from numerology with those who are seeking direction and meaning in their lives.
7. My life purpose is to live a deeply soulful, inspiring life with lightness and joy and share with others how to discover their soul’s purpose and create the life of their dreams.
These blogs inspire me with wisdom and laughter. Please visit and enjoy.
1. A journey of healing:
http://awakeningtothedance.com
2. Love in action:
http://springmagiclife.wordpress.com/
3. Change your thoughts, change your life:
http://www.stevenaitchison.co.uk/blog/
4. Meet and make a connection:
http://www.trinda.net/blog/
5. No more diet – a journey of letting go:
http://iwontdiet.wordpress.com/
6. Spiritual and energetic healing:
http://www.psynergywellness.com/blog/
7. The mind/body connection:
http://wellspringofgodslove.com/
8. Spiritual psychotherapy:
http://www.therapyandspirituality.com/
9. Psychic awareness:
http://blog.whatsittake.com/
10. Where writers write worlds:
http://oursuperpoweriswords.blogspot.com/
11. For very funny stuff, click here:
http://theuglymoose.wordpress.com/
12. More amusement here:
http://happinessstanlives.wordpress.com/
13. Lovely, wonderful food:
http://bogartloves.blogspot.com/
14. Getting healthy with insight and humor:
http://healthdemystified.wordpress.com/
15. Adventures in mental health:
http://evatenter.wordpress.com/
Thanks again, Patti, for nominating me.
And thank you for reading and sharing on my blog. You make my day!
Live your purpose every day.
Friday Funnies
First, Anti-gravity
The science-based portion of our program – groaners all, but too silly to pass up.
If you’re not part of the solution, you’re part of the precipitate.
Q: How do you identify a gefilte fish in the ocean?
A: By the carrots on its back.
The following were lifted from Jupiter Scientific
http://www.jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/sciencejokes.html
Q: Why are quantum physicists so poor at sex?
A: Because when they find the position, they can’t find the momentum, and when they have the momentum, they can’t find the position.
Q: What did one quantum physicist say when he wanted to fight another quantum physicist?
A: Let me atom.
There is a sign in Munich that says, “Heisenberg might have slept here.”
The Heineken Uncertainty Principle says “You can never be sure how many beers you had last night.”
Q: What did the male magnet say to the female magnet?
A: From your backside, I thought you were repulsive. However, after seeing you from the front, I find you rather attractive.
Science Cat Speaks.
Final Words from Science Cat
Finally, Sunday is April Fools Day
Here are a couple of winners from April Fools Day on the Web 2011:
And remember …..
Have a great weekend, and live your purpose every day!
Ack!
Internet (Photo credit: hdzimmermann)
My computer is half-down. That is, it freezes up after accessing the Internet, but word processing works fine. Until I get it fixed, I will be accessing the Internet through alternative means (another computer). The weird thing is, this is happening on both my desktop and laptop. And my modem is working perfectly.
Oh well, nothing to do but learn from this. Hm. I was considering the life lesson(s) that may be in this as I watched the mouse arrow skipping, rather than gliding, across the screen, a signal that the computer was about to freeze up. The message that came to me was, “Start, stop – start, stop.” Could I be doing this in my life some way? Yes, I could, I thought. Starting new things is always exciting to me, but I tend to lose interest as soon as the newness wears off, or when I begin to doubt myself (all tendencies reflected in my Chaldean Soul Chart).
Another message came through as I contemplated the mouse’s arrow – “Focus.” I’ve been having challenges focusing lately. The message made perfect sense.
I now have two lessons to learn from this unpleasant surprise. More lessons may come forward as I explore these. I’ll keep you posted.
In former times, I would have been wringing my hands and loudly lamenting my bad luck. But I have gradually transformed issues connected to this type of situation and experienced the advantages of making other choices. Not easy, but the effort has paid off in undreamed-of ways.
Meanwhile, I may not respond immediately to your comments, but I will do my best to keep up with you. I hope all goes well with you and your computer, and thanks for your support.
In A Rut
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Millions of people are overwhelmed with financial, relationship, career, and health challenges. They are stuck, frustrated, and exhausted. It’s hard for them to stay motivated. Maybe you are one of them.
Usually when you’re stuck, it means you’ve lost touch with who you are. What if you could learn a simple way to get back on the path you were meant for? The occult science of numerology can help you get out of your rut and make a new start.
A Brief History of Numerology
Let’s look at the word occult. It’s a simple word with a simple meaning: hidden. Profound and brilliant sciences, such as astrology and numerology, were developed thousands of years ago to empower people to be the best they could be. They were so effective that rulers took them away from the masses so they could establish undisputed control. They became hidden, or occult sciences, permitted only to the wealthy and powerful.
Eventually, these ancient sciences became a source of fear that continues to this day. For this reason, they have been largely overlooked as the practical tools they are for gaining fulfillment in life.
It is natural to fear what we don’t know. But learning about what we fear transforms our lives by freeing us to make more choices. I am very excited about re-introducing the ancient science of numerology to everyone who is searching for meaning in their life.
The Benefits of Numerology
Numerology is an ideal step toward self-realization. It provides the foundation upon which to build the life you’ve always wanted.
In about an hour you can rediscover who you are by learning simple calculations based on your birth name and birth date. Numerology shows you how to capitalize on your strengths and how to build strength from your challenges. Best of all, you learn that all it takes to be successful is to be yourself.
Anyone can use numerology. It works for people of every age and walk of life. Parents can use numerology to guide their children to become fulfilled, mature adults. It can help you resolve emotional issues, discover the right calling or profession, and gain insight into relationships, financial issues, and health issues.
I am privileged to help people start on the path to personal freedom by using this ancient science. I write about it to help change the perception of numerology from something fearful to a benefit full of possibility. One day this science will no longer be termed occult.
You were born with a convenient, easy-to-understand instruction book cleverly concealed in your birth name and birth date. As the saying goes, “When all else fails, read the instructions.”
Live your purpose every day.
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We Are On Purpose!
Alyse Bingham, an enterprising author and blogger, interviewed me the other day, and I am excited to share the interview with you – my first online. To learn more about this Wonder Woman of writing, click on the We Write Worlds button on the right. We are on purpose!
Author Interview with Nancy Fairbrother
Book Cover
Your Inner Self – The Engine that Drives You
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The most fascinating thing I find about people is that, even if they are not interested or are not aware of their deeper spiritual life, they are always trying to express it. We come into this life on kind of an automatic pilot that, if we listen to it and allow it to lead us, will help us manifest the life we most deeply desire. Numerology is one way to reveal that automatic pilot within us.
Your Inner Self is one of the core qualities in your spiritual makeup and is derived from the vowels in your birth name. It is the quality that drives you, that motivates you, and that permeates every facet of your awareness. It influences your perception and everything you do. It is so much a part of you that you may not be aware of it.
Some numerologists say that your Inner Self represents your greatest desire; that which you strive to accomplish in everything you do. I’d say that’s a pretty accurate description.
Finding Your Inner Self Number
To calculate your Inner Self number, you will need to use the Chaldean Conversion Code, below.
Chaldean Conversion Code
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Print your birth name on a piece of paper. Next, place the number that corresponds to each vowel above that vowel in your name. Add all the numbers above the vowels in your first name together and write the sum above those numbers.
Now reduce that sum to a single digit, if necessary, and write it above the first sum. Do the same thing with your middle and last names. If you have a suffix like Junior or III after your name, calculate that in the same way. Spell out Junior.
Finally, add all the single-digit sums above each name together and reduce that sum to a single digit unless it is 11, 22, or 33, which are master numbers. Now you have your Inner Self number.
Brief Interpretations of the Inner Self Number
You will notice that there are positive and negative aspects to each number.
1 You want independence, you like action and accomplishment, and you are unique, creative, not one of the crowd. You are loyal and fair. You like to start things, but often get bored before you finish them. You can be impatient, bossy, arrogant, conceited, critical, selfish, and outspoken.
2 Your greatest desire is for peace and harmony. You are thoughtful, loving, devoted, and loyal; you love the comfort of a nice, soft chair and camaraderie with friends and loved ones. You tend to let people run over you because you crave peace at any price. You don’t tell people what you want if you think it might displease them. You tend to take everything personally.
3 You love to express yourself through speaking, writing, or acting. You love to be happy and love to make other people happy. You are an optimist and, if you worry, it’s not for long. You can be a drama king/queen. You are so versatile, you can end up scattering your energy in all directions with your fingers in too many pies.
4 You are a builder, and your greatest desire is for structure, steadiness, and routine. You are practical, analytical, reliable, orderly, dependable, and methodical. You can be inflexible, stubborn, a perfectionist, impatient with those you perceive as undisciplined or disorganized.
5 Your greatest desire is for freedom, and you avoid routine. You like variety, adventure, travel, new places, and new faces. You can be stubborn when you perceive others trying to limit your freedom. Excess of all kinds is a stumbling block for you.
6 Your greatest desire is to have love, justice, and harmony in the world. Home, family, and community are vital to you. You tend to become emotionally involved in other people’s troubles, worrying about them and creating stress for yourself.
7 You are curious and seek knowledge. You love mystery, and seek to understand the unknown whether in the field of science or metaphysics. You can be high strung and hard to get along with because you are sensitive to everything around you. You need to make time to be alone and decompress.
8 You love power, material possessions, and the feeling of accomplishment. You are a born leader, and you thrive in the director’s chair. You can be impatient, a tyrant, and a dictator when things don’t go your way.
9 Love for humanity drives you. You dream of helping mankind in a big way. You are the universal big sister or big brother. You can be impractical and indecisive.
11 You are inspired by the spiritual, but are not necessarily religious; you love to explore the unseen. You are idealistic and see the world full of beauty and infinite potential. You may love ideals more than people. You can be stubborn, hasty, and domineering.
22 You are driven by making dreams come true. You have high ideals with one foot in the physical and one in the spiritual world. You thrive on converting ideas into practical reality. Your desire for perfection can alienate people. You are susceptible to the down side of the number 4.
33 Love and service drive you. You desire that everyone know how magnificent they are. You can see the good in everyone, no matter what others may say or think. You tend to sacrifice yourself for others, creating difficulty in your own life.
When you are expressing a negative aspect of a number, it means that you are confused, not that you are bad or somehow lacking. You can use your negative expression as information telling you that you are treating yourself poorly in some way. It is an indication that it’s time to get back in balance.
This is a long post, but I hope it has been helpful to you. I welcome your questions and comments.
Live your purpose every day.
