posted July 14, 2013 10:39 PM            

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Originally posted by Gabby:
I was wondering why only first and last names are used in Chaldean numerology?
Im changing my name, iQ found some kind of serious issues in my name that needed to be fixed.
Ive got the numbers i need but i cant decide which name i use as first and which middle name....If i use all 3 names for the lexigram i really like it!
Having to decide which name i prefer for first and then only use it with the last name for the lexigram is hard....ugh, i cant decide which is better!
In real life i was planning on going by the middle name for a daily name.
The reason for this is the middle name doesnt flow as well when i use it as the first name, even though its the name i prefer to use.
I hope im making sense! LOL

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posted July 15, 2013 01:47 AM            

which numbers were recommended? if u ask on the numerology forum and put both your lifepath and day of birth (just the day 1-30) 'can help u chose which is best, along with stating what u want to do/be in life. not all good numbers work for everyone.

only first and last names are used, as those r ur most often used names, and what people know u by, like what the sound they call you is.

posted July 15, 2013 02:04 AM            

a birth chart is always important when deciding on these things,b4 choosing a good number...and like u said, best to follow your 'inner voice' with these things...

posted July 16, 2013 02:19 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
The 36 is like a 27, and it's a really great number, while 18 is a very challenging one. Since it changed only on LL, the effects should be assessed as to LL mainly. You had lots of posts vanish under the 18, and maybe you have had a lot fewer such problems since the change?

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posted July 16, 2013 02:47 PM            

and 36 is the 3 of Jupiter, and 6 of Venus, for the 9 of Mars. That's why these numbers are usually luckier for people with a lot of 9's in their birth than others. The resulting number is the same but the 'colors' or essence of it is different.

if lexi's lifepath adds up to a 2 or 7 on the other hand, then these were the numbers that were for her to avoid....at least this is what i have come to understand. HTH's

posted July 17, 2013 12:34 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
I do see what you're saying about the Planets, but the numerological meaning itself is the same for both 36 and 27. And you have to admit that the meaning for 27/36 is far better than 18.

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You are right. I don't know though, Lexxigramer i read the posts on the other forms, and you are sweet but it comes across as too much Mars energy...something like a 24 or 42 (Venus ruled numbers) i feel could have done her much more good, even a 33.
if not then i think we should stick to writing Lexxigramer (but see that is a confusing, "how many x's are there?!" moment for me right there.)
and see what goes on, i still like a 42 or 24 whichever is easier to rewrite if possible...

posted July 17, 2013 06:18 PM            

Here is the full reply I did not post there.

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posted July 18, 2013 08:39 AM            

anyways though i don't know if u and Randall are aware, the number 36, when there is already a lot of 9 energy, or Mars energy (you are a Scorpio, and am guessing it's in a good place in your chart) actually ends up attracting secret enemies, who do what u described happening to you. Anyway i know so many scorpios ...the one thing they all have in common, is they don't speak from behind people's backs, and if they do, it's not malicious stuff at all...so stuff whoever did that to u!
i'd still try a 24 and see if it bring more 'peace' to u "Lexxie" perhaps??

so sorry about ur son and his family to, but thank goodness they are 'safe' and not hurt...but the disability ;(...on the other hand like Linda Goodman 'advised', "for those who believe, expect a miracle."

posted July 18, 2013 09:57 AM            

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Originally posted by jellyfishtry:
wow Lexx, just read the other thread, and looks like a lot of demons in human form post on this forum!! sorry some idiot went around u guys backs doing all what they did...happened to me in real life, and, am not even going to get started on this again!

anyways though i don't know if u and Randall are aware, the number 36, when there is already a lot of 9 energy, or Mars energy (you are a Scorpio, and am guessing it's in a good place in your chart) actually ends up attracting secret enemies, who do what u described happening to you. Anyway i know so many scorpios ...the one thing they all have in common, is they don't speak from behind people's backs, and if they do, it's not malicious stuff at all...so stuff whoever did that to u!
i'd still try a 24 and see if it bring more 'peace' to u "Lexxie" perhaps??

so sorry about ur son and his family to, but thank goodness they are 'safe' and not hurt...but the disability ;(...on the other hand like Linda Goodman 'advised', "for those who believe, expect a miracle."

(PS, yesterday was an 8 and a 3, these two numbers don't blend so nicely together, but tomorrow (Friday) will be a 1 and a 5 and these two numbers really like each other, so hopefully you will catch a break then!)

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posted July 18, 2013 03:33 PM            

If they want to believe that about you, let them believe that, and if they don't they good for both you and them.

i learnt to stop caring, or being thrown into these situations the hard way. now i'm just going to go through the path of life i want to be on, despite all arm twisting and pushing that wants to take me other ways...also noticed the best way to do that, was to stay as quiet and as little attention seeking as possible, hence the just reply with 'okay' which is a 'believe what u want' to such people!

and dont think too much about it. btw you hate people who were using christianity as a label, probably for good reason, but Corinthians is coming to mind now, and i think even you it would make happy.

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Love is patient and kind; love does not envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth. Love bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.

Love never ends. As for prophecies, they will pass away; as for tongues, they will cease; as for knowledge, it will pass away

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posted July 19, 2013 05:02 AM            

Hi Lexxie, i hope you are still here. Just read the other thread, and no am on your side. i am always wary of folks who come to me and tell me "so and so said so and so about you"...i know my welfare isn't their main concern, and that is a cheap way of trying to be friendly with someone. so Ugh....noticed the same person was 'aggressive' with so many others so was just saying...

N E way, i hope you this weeks energies rest a bit, so that you yourself can! Thank god i dont do facebook or 90% of those "social make surveilliance easy for us'connection things lol"

posted July 19, 2013 10:29 AM            

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Originally posted by jellyfishtry:

Hi Lexxie, i hope you are still here. Just read the other thread, and no am on your side. i am always wary of folks who come to me and tell me "so and so said so and so about you"...i know my welfare isn't their main concern, and that is a cheap way of trying to be friendly with someone. so Ugh....noticed the same person was 'aggressive' with so many others so was just saying...

N E way, i hope you this weeks energies rest a bit, so that you yourself can! Thank god i dont do facebook or 90% of those "social make surveilliance easy for us'connection things lol"

thats it for now!

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\peoplle takl basd about my to uyo too?

posted July 19, 2013 10:46 AM            

OH {{{{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}
no no, my bad English grammar again lol. No one told me anything about you...but in 'offline' life, i get a lot of them ppl who like to pass on information to me about others...but no one said anything about you to me, it's impossible, don't think i have my email activated here, so everything is in the open with me

okay anyway seriously rest, and just don't let anyone get on your nerves.

you know what i do, when someone wants to say bad stuff about me, or tell me some rubbish they heard must be true...i go
"okay." these days and move on. Why the hell should i waste any more of my energy on such a set up, and and people can be free to believe what they want, but things go round in circles, just like the Earth itself!

posted July 20, 2013 03:12 PM            

I'm so sorry to hear you and your son's family are having so many troubles. I wish there was something I could say to ease your mind. I don't know if this will help, but it usually helps me when I am going through similar trials and tribulations...I hope it helps you too.

As the Moon gallops out of Sagittarius, I leave you with An Old Man's Wisdom ...

An Old Man's Wisdom - A Blessing in Disguise

Once upon a time in Chinese myths, there was a wise old man who lived in the steppes. He owned many horses. One evening, after a long day of working in the fields, he came home to discover that one of his horses, a mare, had run off. His family and his neighbours searched the surrounding area. When they finally gave up, they sent him their condolences, 'We are sorry that this unfortunate incident happened to you.'

The old man of the steppes remarked calmly, 'The loss of my mare is not necessarily a bad thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

The next morning, the old man of the steppes looked up in the horizon and saw two horses coming towards his house. The first horse was his mare that had run off, and the other was a stallion following the mare. Even from a distance, he could see that this stallion was a war horse of great stature and worth. He quickly inquired at the county office whether anyone had reported the loss of their stallion.

The county magistrate advised him to keep the horse until someone had reported it missing. That evening, the old man's family and his neighbours celebrated the return of his mare as well as his newly acquired stallion. At the celebration, he was called upon to make a speech. The old man of the steppes stood up and remarked calmly, 'The acquisition of this stallion is not necessarily a good thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

Chinese myths say that a week later, the old man's son took the stallion out for a ride. Not being skilled in manoeuvring a great war horse, the boy suffered a terrible fall. As a result, his leg was broken. The old man's family and his neighbours crowded around the boy and commented, 'This is an awful thing that has happened. This stallion has brought bad luck to the family.'

The old man of the steppes stood by the boy and remarked calmly, 'This accident is not necessarily a bad thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

Sometime later, the kingdom was involved in a cruel and unjust war with a neighbouring kingdom. All the young men of the kingdom were called upon to enlist in the army. The old man's neighbours lamented as all their sons were called off to fight in the war. It was impossible to escape the draft as the enlisting officers moved from county to county and house to house in search of all the young men. Inevitably, they finally came upon the old man's house.

Seeing the stallion in the yard, they remarked to themselves, 'This must be the home of a great warrior. But why has this coward not gone off to war? We must seize him at once.'

When they searched the house, they found only the old man of the steppes, his wife and their crippled son.

The enlisting officers then remarked, 'This young man would have been a fine soldier if it were not for his broken leg. We cannot take him with us.' And thus, their son was exempted from fighting in the war.

The old man's neighbours, observing with amazement the declared, 'What wisdom this old man has, that he can foresee both good and bad incidences for what they are truly worth.'

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At scarcely 20 years of age, I was crippled by illness, which took years for the doctors to properly diagnose. From a little book called, The Wisdom of Gibran, Kahlil's words gave me hope and purpose, especially to use the time to my advantage.

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I have found pleasure in being ill. This pleasure differs with its effect from other pleasure. I have found a sort of tranquility that makes me love illness. The sick man is safe from people's strife, demands, dates, and appointments...I have found another kind of enjoyment from illness which is more important and unmeasurable. I have found that I am closer to abstract things in my sickness than in health.

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*sending positive energy and good vibrations your way*

posted July 23, 2013 12:37 AM            

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Originally posted by HRH-FishAreFish:
Hi LEXXIE,

I'm so sorry to hear you and your son's family are having so many troubles. I wish there was something I could say to ease your mind. I don't know if this will help, but it usually helps me when I am going through similar trials and tribulations...I hope it helps you too.

As the Moon gallops out of Sagittarius, I leave you with An Old Man's Wisdom ...

[b]An Old Man's Wisdom - A Blessing in Disguise

Once upon a time in Chinese myths, there was a wise old man who lived in the steppes. He owned many horses. One evening, after a long day of working in the fields, he came home to discover that one of his horses, a mare, had run off. His family and his neighbours searched the surrounding area. When they finally gave up, they sent him their condolences, 'We are sorry that this unfortunate incident happened to you.'

The old man of the steppes remarked calmly, 'The loss of my mare is not necessarily a bad thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

The next morning, the old man of the steppes looked up in the horizon and saw two horses coming towards his house. The first horse was his mare that had run off, and the other was a stallion following the mare. Even from a distance, he could see that this stallion was a war horse of great stature and worth. He quickly inquired at the county office whether anyone had reported the loss of their stallion.

The county magistrate advised him to keep the horse until someone had reported it missing. That evening, the old man's family and his neighbours celebrated the return of his mare as well as his newly acquired stallion. At the celebration, he was called upon to make a speech. The old man of the steppes stood up and remarked calmly, 'The acquisition of this stallion is not necessarily a good thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

Chinese myths say that a week later, the old man's son took the stallion out for a ride. Not being skilled in manoeuvring a great war horse, the boy suffered a terrible fall. As a result, his leg was broken. The old man's family and his neighbours crowded around the boy and commented, 'This is an awful thing that has happened. This stallion has brought bad luck to the family.'

The old man of the steppes stood by the boy and remarked calmly, 'This accident is not necessarily a bad thing. All will be shown for its true worth in time.'

Sometime later, the kingdom was involved in a cruel and unjust war with a neighbouring kingdom. All the young men of the kingdom were called upon to enlist in the army. The old man's neighbours lamented as all their sons were called off to fight in the war. It was impossible to escape the draft as the enlisting officers moved from county to county and house to house in search of all the young men. Inevitably, they finally came upon the old man's house.

Seeing the stallion in the yard, they remarked to themselves, 'This must be the home of a great warrior. But why has this coward not gone off to war? We must seize him at once.'

When they searched the house, they found only the old man of the steppes, his wife and their crippled son.

The enlisting officers then remarked, 'This young man would have been a fine soldier if it were not for his broken leg. We cannot take him with us.' And thus, their son was exempted from fighting in the war.

The old man's neighbours, observing with amazement the declared, 'What wisdom this old man has, that he can foresee both good and bad incidences for what they are truly worth.'

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At scarcely 20 years of age, I was crippled by illness, which took years for the doctors to properly diagnose. From a little book called, The Wisdom of Gibran, Kahlil's words gave me hope and purpose, especially to use the time to my advantage.

*sending positive energy and good vibrations your way*

LOve & LIght,
Stephanie[/B]

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