posted December 19, 2014 01:49 PM            

These all share my life path.

Ever since a child I have loved Michael Jackson. When he died it really did bother me. Im not one to be bothered by celebrity deaths, but this one bothered me.
I never believed any of the allocations against him. I saw a lot of myself in him.
When he died I pretty much stopped listening to his music and stopped talking ax about him. It makes me uncomfortable.
I actually cried when his daughter spoke at his funeral. ..actually I couldn't cry like I wanted because of people in the room, so later I went back and replayed it and balled like a baby.

posted December 19, 2014 02:59 PM            

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Originally posted by Koho:
Hey guys, how do I find this out?

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posted December 19, 2014 03:21 PM            

Got 22. Suddenly I like this system... :P

Kim Kardashian has life path #22, YAASS.

j/k, I don't want anything like hers. I was hoping for a George Patton or Robert Kennedy related number as those two share really important similarities to my chart. Ah well. I'll live up to my Kardashian potential my friends.

posted December 19, 2014 03:56 PM            

I share with:

Diana, Princess of Wales
Marilyn Monroe
Leonardo DiCaprio
Patrick Swayze
Bruce Lee
Heath Ledger
Hugh Grant
Johnny Depp
Kristen Bell
Mel Gibson
Naomi Watts
Antonio Banderas
Natalie Portman
Aaliyah
Al Pacino
Ashton Kutcher
Keira Knightley
Stephen Hawking
Muhammad Ali

So many sexy bodies & brilliant minds included!

posted December 19, 2014 03:58 PM            

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Add your birth date in single digits:
For example: October 14 2014
10=1
14=7
2014= 7
1+7+7=15= 6

posted December 19, 2014 04:17 PM            

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Kim Kardashian has life path #22, YAASS.

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posted December 19, 2014 04:55 PM            

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Originally posted by Geeky:
#7 - I checked out my number and my friends and it seems that I gravitate to people with the same number as me, and they seem magnetized to me as well. Very interesting.

I share with:

Diana, Princess of Wales
Marilyn Monroe
Leonardo DiCaprio
Patrick Swayze
Bruce Lee
Heath Ledger
Hugh Grant
Johnny Depp
Kristen Bell
Mel Gibson
Naomi Watts
Antonio Banderas
Natalie Portman
Aaliyah
Al Pacino
Ashton Kutcher
Keira Knightley
Stephen Hawking
Muhammad Ali

So many sexy bodies & brilliant minds included!

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posted December 19, 2014 05:39 PM            

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Originally posted by Starish:
Life path 5 here, I don't know many of the celebs listed that we'll so it's hard to say😕.. I do however agree 90% with the life path 5 description! 😊

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John Mayer is #5

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Originally posted by I'm so cappy:
Checked my celeb crushes. 2 of them share my life path.

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Originally posted by Barbiegirl19:
I agree for the most part.

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Isn't it crazy?!?

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Originally posted by ReeseC:
I struggle with my life path number tbh. I agree with some aspects of the number 9 descriptions(caring about people, wanting to change the world,compassionate,loving everyone,etc), but I struggle with the stigma they are unambitious because they don't care about money, or that they are all about living the behind the scenes because in my case, I do care about having money to take care of my fame, and I DO want my name to live on after me for changing the world, and forever impacting the collective consciousness.

Maybe it's the fact that I have a mutual reception NN/SN axis(NN in 5th in Aquarius, SN in Leo in Aquarius), a Sun exact MC, a 5th house stellium, a moon in Leo, and several Aries Point aspects......I try to be low key, but in real life, I am noticed for EVERYTHING I DO(good or bad). I don't know what direction to go in because it appears I might have to go against my life path?

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I feel you! My mother has #9 too. She has been underachiever her whole life

This is another thread that I'm gonna name Robbie Williams but he has #9 and he is famous

posted December 20, 2014 12:55 AM            

I did the full Numerology report at http://cafeastrology.com/numerology2/index.htm

posted December 20, 2014 01:55 AM            

I share it with these lovely people:

Alan Greenspan, Bob Marley, Camilla Parker Bowles, Charles Lindbergh, Elvis Presley, Frank Lloyd Wright, Harrison Ford, George Burns, Jack Canfield, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Russell, Mahatma Gandhi, Michael Beckwith, Ray Kroc, Ricky Martin, Ricky Nelson, Robin Williams, Whitney Houston.

Elvis, Gandhi, Marley, and Lindbergh, what more could you ask for?

I agree with ReeceC though, I am very ambitious and do care about money. I wanted to be very respected in my career path and have financial success.

The utopian theme is something that comes up a lot- I tend to want to create a more idealized world, but clearly that is not possible. It talks about 9's having vocations that are self-sacrificing, and have a clear social impact. One of my tasks is to teach, which can guide and heal people. I also noticed I have a way of talking to people and getting them to share who they are with me, which is part of the learning process of having a Pisces NN.

I am attracted by esoteric and mystical things and feel an irresistible need to go find secret knowledge and check it myself.

I really like this quote too:

"Your concern for the interests of other people often deprives you from your peace of mind, and so you soar on the wings of happiness, but then plunge into a deep depression. When you will study how to subordinate your emotions to a reason, you, like a phoenix, will be reborn from the ashes and will take your place in this life as a truly educated person. And never again will you feel sad due to the fact that people are deceiving you. You will understand why things are happening to you, and you will wait for tomorrow, with the belief that everything in this world is finally happening for better."

http://veastrology.com/lifepath9.html

I do unfortunately have the other 9 characteristic of striving too much to be better, and not being able to enjoy life as it is. I always aim higher, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but I have a hard time accepting life's natural limitations. I am often disappointed in the imperfections in the world, which drives me to try and fix it. I tend to take care of everyone else, but do not speak up when I need help, love and support.

Unrestricted freedom is my greatest dream. The purpose of a 9 life path is often of a philosophical nature. I feel my Pisces Moon gives a sensitivity to understand and respond easily to people, atmosphere, sounds, color, and personalities.

posted December 20, 2014 03:56 AM            

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Life Path #9

I share it with these lovely people:

Alan Greenspan, Bob Marley, Camilla Parker Bowles, Charles Lindbergh, Elvis Presley, Frank Lloyd Wright, Harrison Ford, George Burns, Jack Canfield, Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Russell, Mahatma Gandhi, Michael Beckwith, Ray Kroc, Ricky Martin, Ricky Nelson, Robin Williams, Whitney Houston.

Elvis, Gandhi, Marley, and Lindbergh, what more could you ask for?

I agree with ReeceC though, I am very ambitious and do care about money. I wanted to be very respected in my career path and have financial success.

The utopian theme is something that comes up a lot- I tend to want to create a more idealized world, but clearly that is not possible. It talks about 9's having vocations that are self-sacrificing, and have a clear social impact. One of my tasks is to teach, which can guide and heal people. I also noticed I have a way of talking to people and getting them to share who they are with me, which is part of the learning process of having a Pisces NN.

I am attracted by esoteric and mystical things and feel an irresistible need to go find secret knowledge and check it myself.

I really like this quote too:

"Your concern for the interests of other people often deprives you from your peace of mind, and so you soar on the wings of happiness, but then plunge into a deep depression. When you will study how to subordinate your emotions to a reason, you, like a phoenix, will be reborn from the ashes and will take your place in this life as a truly educated person. And never again will you feel sad due to the fact that people are deceiving you. You will understand why things are happening to you, and you will wait for tomorrow, with the belief that everything in this world is finally happening for better."

http://veastrology.com/lifepath9.html

I do unfortunately have the other 9 characteristic of striving too much to be better, and not being able to enjoy life as it is. I always aim higher, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but I have a hard time accepting life's natural limitations. I am often disappointed in the imperfections in the world, which drives me to try and fix it. I tend to take care of everyone else, but do not speak up when I need help, love and support.

Unrestricted freedom is my greatest dream. The purpose of a 9 life path is often of a philosophical nature. I feel my Pisces Moon gives a sensitivity to understand and respond easily to people, atmosphere, sounds, color, and personalities.

My life rests on the axiom that the more you give to the world, the more you get in return. And sometimes this backfires on me, because I am way too forgiving and kind at times, but I would rather extend a helping hand than be consumed by hate. Giving, sharing, and sacrificing have been key themes in my life, especially with all of this Cap energy. But at the same time, the more I strive to help others, the more good energy comes back to me. I also have a good ability to be honest with myself and suffer when I am not in true harmony with myself.

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posted December 20, 2014 08:22 AM            

NINE LIFE PATH: The Humanitarian

Personal Mission: To Develop Spirituality, Creativity, Philanthropy, Integrity and Wisdom in Every Aspect of Your Life

The Nine Life Path is the most evolved in numerology and has one of the strongest vibrations because it contains the qualities of all the other numbers. If your belief system supports the idea of reincarnation, you might be relieved to know that the Nine vibration is that of a wise old soul, returning to wrap things up. If you don’t believe in reincarnation, you’ll still be relieved to know that your life is meant to be expansive and spiritually challenging.

Yours is truly a lifetime to focus fully and completely on letting go and surrendering, and on gaining and acting upon higher spiritual principals, however you define them. You’ve a strong inclination to follow something you believe in, and you’ll pursue this with great ambition and drive. You have an authentic regard for humanity, so your goals usually involve serving others in some way.

One of the strongest characteristics of your Nine Life Path is that you often have issues with your original family. You may have felt unloved or abandoned as a child, or perhaps responsible for your parents. You often feel out of place and as though you don’t really belong. In any event, your attachment to your original family is hard to give up. Unlike the Four Life Path or the Eight Life Path, your family issues often reside more distinctly in enmeshment and co-dependence. You must find a way to maintain healthy personal boundaries with your family and find the courage to leave unhealthy dynamics behind.

The point for you is this: You’re here to define yourself in world without all the family-based flotsam and jetsam. You’re all about transformation and letting go, so extracting yourself from an unhealthy sense of family identity is part of your plan.

This isn’t to say that you say “good-bye” to your family and never see them! Nonsense. This means that you define yourself for who you are and allow your family members to do the same. Just some good ole’ healthy emotional and physical boundaries are needed in a special way for you.

Many times the life of a Nine Life Path reads like a script from one of the old television nighttime soap operas Dallas, Falcon Crest, or Dynasty – or Keeping Up With The Kardashians. Nine Life Paths find themselves involved in the family business or feeling compelled to be overly involved in the lives of their family members. The key to creating your optimal life is to extract yourself from co-dependent relationships. It’ll take a lot of strength and courage, because it’ll take a while for you to realize that your family dynamics are neither healthy nor serving you.

When you marry and have your own family, you want nothing less than to be the “perfect parent.” When it comes to the family, you can’t handle interference. If you have trouble with your partner, you don’t want your parents or siblings to get involved. You feel capable of resolving the issue.

You’re at your best when you engage your spiritual side and listen to you intuitive inner voice, which is crystal clear when you remove your mental clutter.

A note of caution: You do such a great job at taking care of everybody’s business that when you’re in trouble or need support, people don’t even notice. You must let your guard down and ask for what you need. Your needs aren’t easily read by others—you have to ask for help.

When you’re in a room, everyone assumes you’re in charge. You’re a leader in many ways, yet you often place a lot of pressure on yourself. You need to lighten up and forgive yourself for being human. Many Nine Life Paths don’t really feel they belong on the planet, if you know what I mean. You rival the One and Seven Life Paths with feelings of not quite belonging. You have an intimidating quality and yet putting others at ease is actually one of your gifts if you cultivate it.

You’re sometimes accused of being patronizing because you have a tendency to preach rather than being an active listener. Your life revolves around loss of all kinds, so it can be confusing and disheartening unless you surrender yourself and allow what’s next to come into your life with open arms rather than with bitterness. Your story of loss and pain is sometimes overwhelming and can drag you into apathy or resentment. A live long lesson for you is to work with the idea that you get limited rewards for your service.

Your higher purpose is to inspire others with your compassion for humanity. You’re in your element when you’re inspiring others by your example, not by what you say. You have incredible charisma and can choose to use that in either positive or negative ways. You would make an amazing teacher, counselor, or therapist. You are good with children. You also would do well in a creative field. Many gifted musicians, comedians, actors, and artists are on the Nine Life Path. You would make a wildly successful entrepreneur or businessperson if it’s with something you feel wholeheartedly passionate about. You must choose work that has meaning for you or you’ll feel lost or empty. When you’re optimizing your energy, you’re a powerful force for change and transformation.

I’ve found that many Nine Life Paths have an incredible capacity for success with anything they set out to do. Yet I’ve also found that when a Nine Life Path succumbs to holding on to difficult experiences with a bitter vice-grip, chances are that this individual is hiding out from expanding into the gifts he or she inherently bring to the table as a Nine Life Path.

Remember: You hold the constructive elements of all of the other numbers in numerology, and you hold all of the destructive elements as well. Sound like a big responsibility? It actually is. This responsibility lies deeply within you and in your ability to understand the vastness of your playing field if you come to embrace it.

Your amazing potential reminds me of the 2008 film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, a story in which Benjamin is born an old man in an infant’s body. As he matures, he meets himself in the middle of his life and then begins to become younger as time passes. He eventually dies of old age as an infant again. The key element to take away from Benjamin Button’s story is that he flows through his life with awe and appreciation, with a healthy sense of detachment, soaking in all of his experiences in the moment, observing other people, engaging in love, and not clinging to any single part of his multi-layered life journey. You can use his story as a primer for creating your own life.

You’re certainly at your best when you’re moving with the flow rather than ensconced in old stories about the past and replaying old hurtful experiences or even replaying only the happy “Disney Moments” in your mind. It’s all a matter of balance and perspective.

The most important advice: Take care not to live in the past. Move forward as you gently release yesterday, live today, and embrace tomorrow.

The late Ray Charles (born September 23, 1930) could very well have become overwhelmed with his circumstances early on and never had the confidence to break through the barriers he was able to break through as a African-American and as a blind
musician. In the true spirit of the Nine Life Path, he found his voice in music and gave his gift to millions of people.

Actor/comedian/politician Eddie Izzard (born February 7, 1962) is a Nine Life Path who embodies the vibration. Currently, Izzard has taken to championing humanitarian causes, become politically engaged, and began running marathons to help raise money for causes he feels strongly about, despite the fact that he wasn’t a runner when he started participating.

On the undeniably humanitarian end of the Nine Life Path, the late Mother Teresa (born August 26, 1910) exemplified the extreme spirituality of the Nine Life Path vibration. Her life was devoted to serving humanity in every way she could.

More contemporary Nine Life Paths you might identify with include talk show host and actress Ricki Lake (born September 21, 1968) and singer Justin Bieber (born March 1, 1994).

Common threads when an Nine Life Path is “on fire” and working with optimal energies are giving back to the world with gifts and talents, detachment from old family wounds, empathetic listening, and being open to new experiences every day.

Your life purpose is to live in with the highest integrity, to align your life’s purpose with your heart’s intuitive wisdom, to give generously, and to inspire others by your example.

NINE LIFE PATH: Potential Challenges

Your potential challenges are:

To embrace that you’re meant to lead by example, not by “lip service.”
To recognize that you’re amazingly charismatic, so you can lead or mislead. People will follow you anywhere, so make sure you’re heading in the right direction.
To see that you have a tendency to “bend” spiritual laws or ignore higher principles and have difficulty taking responsibility for your actions. This includes habits of “little white lies,” embellishment, and withholding information when it’s convenient for you.
To come to terms with your past. Since acknowledging and healing issues in your past is a major part of your life’s work, you may find that you dwell in the past and use those experiences to excuse present behavior or place yourself in the position of the “victim.”
To know that you might swing from extremes of righteous moral responsibility to ignoring moral guidelines altogether,depending on what you feel you need at the time.
To step back and see that because you can become a fanatic on almost any subject, you allow extremes in thought and action to overtake you.
To work through family issues. You can have a “rebel without a cause” mentality where you exert control wherever you feel you can for no particular reason. When you decide that your life is truly of your own making and the past doesn’t control your future, you’ll release yourself from feeling powerless and angry.
To ensure you don’t become lazy or feel entitled. You may not have been required to take full responsibility for your life, especially if you come from a privileged family of origin.
NINE LIFE PATH: Strengths to Develop

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posted December 20, 2014 08:42 AM            

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Originally posted by Barbiegirl19:
It's weird. My life path number has some of the most talented, humanitarian, outspoken(without meaning any real harm) people. They're all different in their own way, like I am in mine. Yet we're quite similar and it freaks me out.

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