Creative Numerology by Christine DeLorey
The weekly forecasts are updated each THURSDAY
Your personal number for 2009 (you keep this number for the entire year) is obtained by adding 2009 to your month and day of birth. For example, if you were born on May 31, add 5 + 3 + 1 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 9 = 20. Keep adding until you reach a single digit. 2 + 0 = 2. In this example, your number for 2009 would be 2. This applies to both your Monthly and Weekly Forecasts.
SCROLL DOWN TO YOUR NUMBER………
1: Don’t put on an act. Just be yourself. Don’t worry about how you are perceived by others. Focus on mending a bridge that got burned, or crossing a bridge without burning it. One bridge may be completely destroyed and a new route will have to be found. If you want someone to be a friend, put your pride aside and be open enough to receive their friendship. The power of openness and honest communication is the theme here.
2: If your freedom of movement or expression is compromised, it is the result of not understanding the importance of certain details. Appreciate how vulnerable you are, and be determined to do what you believe is right. It is your responsibility to be kind to yourself – to take care of yourself first. Just as those airline safety instructions tell you, attend to others after you have put on your own oxygen mask.
3: The emphasis is on innocence. So why are you feeling so guilty? You need to be free, but you must also know what you are dealing with, and where change is needed. If you cannot physically move away from an unfulfilling situation, at least bring something new and pleasurable into your life. This is a cycle of conception. A seed you plant now will blossom later in the year.
4: Certain facts need to be accepted – not ignored. This cycle shows you how afraid of reality you have been, but it also offers insight, hope, and a breakthrough in terms of how much truth you are able to handle. Consider what might happen if you were to accept other people’s situations, personalities or faults, instead of being disappointed, threatened or frustrated by them. Remember that you cannot change anyone but yourself.
5: There is valuable intelligence to gain from all this emotional movement. Observe and listen carefully. Pay attention to the variety of details and look at all sides of the story. This will help the situation evolve in a more balanced and desirable way, instead of making you feel constantly “vulnerable”. Don’t impulsively discard or destroy something vital, useful, or beautiful, just because you cannot see where it fits in.
6: Don’t jump to conclusions. You need accurate information. Action is necessary, but you don’t want to be seen as obsessive. Something needs to be said, but you don’t want to say anything that could inflame the situation. You can no longer rely on outdated solutions even if they worked in the past. Let your beliefs, ideas and attitudes change as they need to, and you will be able to deal with this natural evolution of events.
7: Unusual ideas are being churned around in a strange dance that’s going on between your thoughts and feelings; your masculine and feminine; your electricity and magnetism; your positive and negative. No, you’re not losing your mind. You are changing it, expanding it, empowering it. Don’t confuse peace of mind with denial of your emotions. It is through your ability to feel that your ability to think can evolve.
8: Don’t wait for anyone else to prop you up. up. This cycle must be traveled independently and responsibly. No matter what your age or circumstance, you are in the process of growing up. The training wheels are off, and it’s up to you to keep your balance as you move towards a new reality. Pace yourself sensibly! If you don’t know which direction to take, think long-term rather than quick-fix.
9: Your past is crossing paths with the present. But times have changed and you are able to handle things differently now. Accept that mistakes were made. The question is whether you intend your future to be a repeat of the past, or whether you have a new vision for the years ahead. Face your past honestly. Expressing the feelings involved will help you regroup, move on and leave guilt behind.
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