Applied Business Numerology
Vol. 5, Issue 33
A Weekly Publication of Life Path Business Services
Daniel R. Hardt, Editor
October 19, 2006
Welcome New Subscribers
Musings: Holiday Thinking
Happenings and Events: University of Masters
A Bit of Philosophy: John Assaraf
Featured Article: Article by Vitae Bergman
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Welcome
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Musings:
Hallowe'en, election day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas, New Years Day. In the USA
we are coming into a season of intense activity. In your part of the world the
holidays may differ, but each of these events is a chance to practice a new way
of thinking. As societies evolve or, as some may think, devolve, the
circumstances may require a different approach. Hallowe'en and Christmas stem
from strong religious traditions. As the society becomes secularized, the
celebration takes on a changed character. The original emphasis becomes lost.
These holidays have become an integral part of our culture. They become a part
of the fabric of our view of life. Even people with no religious orientation or
from opposing beliefs exchange gifts and wish each other a merry Christmas.
In recent years, through legal action and public discourse, there has been an
organized effort to eradicate all traces of the religious elements from the
holidays. For fervent believers this opposition may have created an unintended
consequence. The attempt to remove the Christian symbols and ban the Christmas
greetings brings about a lot of discussion and stirs strong emotions. In trying
to eliminate the religious elements, the secularists end up stirring up intense
religious fervor. Many who may have been only moderately aware of the religious
connotations suddenly are brought face to face with their beliefs.
Instead of eradicating religion, the opposition may, in fact, strengthen the
faith of many.
© 2006 Daniel R. Hardt
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A Bit of Philosophy
Each of the seven natural laws is a corollary to one great, overarching law:
Everything is energy. In other words, we live in a kind of energy soup. Every
molecule that makes up every bit of matter contains a huge amount of energy.
Energy, which is essentially dimensionless, is everywhere and in everything.
Quantum mechanics tells us that even a vacuum, which most of us believe contains
nothing, has energy. In fact, Dr. William Tiller, professor emeritus at Stanford
University, tells us that just one hydrogen atom contains about one trillion
times more energy than what is contained in all the physical mass of all the
planets, plus all the stars in our universe, out to a radius of twenty billion
light-years. Clearly, energy is not about space. After all, the hydrogen atom is
tiny and our universe is vast, Energy is about potential.
from The Street Kid's Guide to Having It All. John Assaraf. Atlanta: Longstreet
Press, Inc., 2003.
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Featured Article by Vitae Bergman
We are happy to introduce a fellow numerologist to this readership. Vitae is a
man of great wisdom and understanding. His article follows my offering in the
last issue concerning intuition and numerology.
The mechanics of making a numerology chart are quite simple, especially when you
are using the Joyful Numerology Chart Calculator.
Now, interpreting the chart is another matter. This is the intuitive part of the
work.
A few suggestions:
1. Before you start to interpret, take a moment to get yourself centered. Attune
yourself to your higher level of awareness - some refer to this altered state of
consciousness as being in tune with your Higher Self. As well, attune yourself
to the person whose chart you are reading.
Open yourself to your heart center - your caring instinct. Although you are
using thought patterns when considering the chart at hand, and making statements
- written or verbal - also from your mental storehouse of knowledge, these
faculties are being used in the service of the heart center.
Henry Reed calls this place from which you are encouraged to operate: The
Intuitive Heart. He has written a book on the subject, titled [of course] "The
Intuitive Heart" published by ARE Press, 215 67th Street, Virginia Beach, VA
23451-2061, USA. It is probably available through amazon.com.
I encourage you to obtain a copy of Henry's book. His inspiring demonstrations
will rapidly expand your ability to grow your intuitive powers.
2. Before you actually begin your interpretations of each of the sections [Birth
Number, Soul Desire Number, Personality Profile Number, etc.] study the person's
chart as a complete statement of that person's Soul Purpose. Attempt to discern
the whole picture. See the chart as a gestalt of that person's spirit being.
See how the different sections influence each other. Individually, each section
has its own significance. But collectively, the sections build a more integrated
story.
3. Finally, attempt to read the combination of numbers in a way similar to
reading a musical score. Sense the "hidden" melody. See how numbers repeat
themselves throughout the chart, like the recurring theme of a symphony.
Using these three approaches will expand your intuitive faculty. You will begin
to see patterns that will tell a story unique to that person you are working
with.
Even though there are only nine [plus the 10, 11,22,33 numbers] you are working
with, their combinations [configurations] generate a huge variety of patterns.
As no two snowflakes are alike, so with everything else, including us humans.
Numerology can be incredibly complex, yet simple to use as a tool for seeing
into a person's soul purpose.
You can get to know Vitae better by checking out his web site at
http://joyfulnumerology.com
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