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Complete Life Path Guide: How to Compute, 1 to 9

Complete Life Path Guide: How to Compute, 1 to 9 by Andy Ng

Life Path Number

Looking at your date of birth, we can derive your life path number.  How to do it? Very simple. Add up the digits in your day of birth, month of birth and year of birth.  You will arrive at a sum number.  Convert this sum number into a single digit (1 to 9).

For example, you are born on 13th of May 1993. 

1.      Add up your day of birth 13, which is 1 +3 = 4

2.      Add up your month of birth 5, which is just 5

3.      Add up your year of birth 1993, which is 1 + 9 + 9 +3 = 22.  This will be converted to 2 + 2 = 4

Add up the above: 4 + 5 + 4 = 13. Convert 13 as 1 + 3 = 4

So the life path number of this person is 4.

Let’s see what does the different life path numbers 1 to 9 mean:

If you are a One:

1.      You are independent and don’t rely on others

2.      Take life easy, do things by your whims and fancies

3.      You have your own way of thinking, high expectations

4.      Good leadership, can accommodate many things and bring people together

5.      Strong determination, won’t give up easily

6.      Creative and open-minded

7.      Righteous and like to help others

Weaknesses include not easy to accept others’ opinions, especially people that you consider as not as good as you. Also lack patience and empathy for others.

If you are a Two:

1.      You place importance on human relations, harmonious relationship

2.      As a result, you have many friends.

3.      You are good in reconciliation and win the trust of others easily

4.      You lack ambition and dislike competition

5.      You can feel the emotions of others and think of others in whatever you do

6.      You express your feelings well and are sensitive to music and the arts, creative in these areas too

7.      You have a good sense of aesthetics and judge people fast and well base on your instincts

Weakness: Lack independent thought. Like to rely on strong people and environment. May get into a confused situation of not sure if others need you or you need others. In human relations, you could be too pleasing and lack your own stand.

You could be thinking too much and become suspicious of others. You may exaggerate the bad events and make yourself depressed.

When it comes to major decisions, you lack decisiveness and not easy to let go or make harsh decisions. Sometimes you consider too much and may bring trouble to others.


Number 3:

1.      You are intelligent, quick in learning, and also fast in action

2.      Direct and frank, loves to play, not scheming

3.      Creative, think out of the box

4.      Like to express yourself and like excitement. Dislike boring stuff like desk-bound study

5.      Good in making friends and network without a motive

6.      Good in talking and arts, has multiple talents

7.      Has interest in many areas and may lack focus

8.      May also say the wrong things and make people unhappy

9.      Lack self-confidence, emotional and yet rational thinking

10.  Like to fight against injustice

11.  Can be rather stubborn and childish at times

 

Number 4:

1.      Very orderly, dislike chaos, good in organizing and planning and keep things in order

2.      Intelligent, all-round thinker, good prediction too

3.      Gives people a steady, step-by-step success image, good in execution too

4.      Good in handling pressure and tight time constraints matters

5.      Good in leadership and organization and can handle changing environment too

6.      Think long term and willing to work hard for success

7.      Strong principles,no compromise

8.      Stubborn, not flexible

9.      Eye for details and beauty too

10.  As a result of the above, can be seen as domineering and picky

11.  Your family is your best ground for growth, but once there are changes in the family, you may crumble

12.  Hard to accept criticisms

13.  Lives in your own circle and lack sense of security

 

Number 5:

1.      Adventurer, like to take risk

2.      Cannot stand life with no change

3.      Stick to own beliefs and refuse the opinions of others

4.      Multi-talented, good in learning new things, creative, innovative

5.      Once you have an interest in a new thing, you go all the way deep into the study

6.      Good in influencing & persuasion

7.      Your ambition is beyond money and fame

8.      Live in the present moment

9.      Like to escape from the pressures of life, can become lazy when pressurized

10.  Fickle-minded, like to change things at your own will

11.  Would rather die than conform

12.  Because of the above, emotionally unstable

Number Six

1.      You get along well with others, good arbitrator

2.      Responsible, especially to the family

3.      Focused on health and wellness

4.      Kind, helpful and full of empathy

5.      Artistic and musically inclined

6.      Work hard to achieve a better life for yourself and others

7.      Weaknesses include being too helpful and become intrusive to others. Over-promise and under-deliver, picky and like to criticize others

8.      Get unhappy and negative easily

9.      Think too much, not enough action, too little results

 

Number Seven

1.      Good in seeing things through, highly intelligent

2.      Like to probe deep into issues to seek the truth and provide good solutions to problems

3.      Self-learner and able to create own content and thinking

4.      Dislike popular things and illegal ways to do things

5.      Attracts good luck & wealth

6.      Weaknesses include think too highly of yourself and unable to accept others’ opinions

7.      Get isolated in your own world and hard to get along with others

8.      Lonely due to too suspicious

 

Number Eight

1.      Determined and work step-by-step to achieve your goals

2.      Good in money management and investment

3.      Good in leadership & management, can achieve big things

4.      Goes beyond material gains and yearn for spiritual and deep needs

5.      Have a big heart, very charitable

6.      Because of the above, you attract good luck, benefactors and friends easily

7.      Weaknesses include too focused on your goals and become highly stressed and detached

8.      Likes control things, so seen by as manipulative and controlling

9.      To achieve your goals, you will try all ways, including not moral and ethical ways

 

Number Nine

1.      Get along with everyone and dislike conflicts with people

2.      Dislike the limelight and believe action speaks louder than words

3.      You like nature and love anything from nature: crystals, wood, forests, and are into environment and sustainability

4.      Have strong beliefs and act on your beliefs

5.      You have a big heart and love mankind as a whole

6.      Charity is natural to you and you believe in equality too

7.      Weaknesses include lack of security and dare not face the harsh realities of human nature

8.      Because of this, you tend to be conservative and only embark on things that you are confident in

9.      You are naturally attracted to certain energies including religion and spirituality.  Others see you as superstitious and nuts over these

10.  Stay at home more and think a lot in your own world



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