Did you know that your name should match your date of birth?

 

When your name does not match your date or birth or in line with your date of birth this can often indicate that you are carrying a birth emotion or the emotions of your parents.

Trust me, I know, my original name does not match my date of birth.

I could never understand until I studied the wonderful world of numerology why I hated to be called Christine.  I always wanted to be called Chris.

 

Chris Brazel is in total alignment of my date of birth.  It comes to a six which is my path number.

 

Christine Margaret Brazel comes to a 52/7.  The number 52 is an unfortunate number for the present and the future.  The number seven is a spiritual number, a number of knowledge, belief and strength.  The negative of the number is that it can be a number of emotional or financial drainage.

 

I only played with my full name once and quickly found the brunt of both emotional and financial drainage; I quickly changed back to Chris Brazel.

When a child is born and the parents select the name of the baby the energy that they feel at that particular moment, the energy in relation to the birth, the effect of the child into their family will be reflected in the name that they give to the baby.

Parents, it is so important to select the right name for you child.  The name that you give your child contains energy.  An energy that the child will carry for the rest of their life.

It is not only about you liking the name, it is about does the name match the child.  This can be quickly and easily obtained by number crunching the name you have chosen to the day, the month and the year the child is born.

 

With my research I have been able to be accurate so many times; I know this that is an important time in both the child’s life and the parent’s life.

 

What happens if you find out later that your child’s name does not match their date of birth?  You either change the spelling of the name or you change the name.

 

The most amazing thing is that over the years I have found that when the name of the child does not match their date of birth, the child will automatically start to either change their name or the spelling of their name.  Parents if this is happening with your child then you need to follow through.

 

If you would like to check out your child’s name please email today and let’s make sure that everything is in alignment.

 

Let me tell you about one client and her daughter whose name did not match her date of birth. 

Brook was a just twelve when I started to work with her and her mum.

 

She constantly suffered anxiety attacks nearly every day.  Lots of tear and lots of fear about the future.

 

When I number crunched her name it did not match her date of birth.  The energy of her name Brooke spelt with and "e" came to emotional drainage.

 

I suggested to her mum that we remove the e off her name this would change the spelling of her name slightly and give a different energy.

 

She then replied that my suggestion was interesting as Brook’s swimming coach never put the “e” at the end of her name.  He always spelt with just Brook.

 

I asked if she enjoyed swimming.  The mother replied that it was the only place Brook would be confident to go by herself and that she was always a different person when she was picked up from her lessons.

 

I explained to the mother that the swimming coach saw Brook in a different phase so naturally he would not put the “e” no matter how many times you told him.

 

At the same time of removing the “e” from Brook’s name we also worked on her bedroom which was mainly blue, lots of dolphin pictures, dolphin bed quilt and blue sheets.  A bedroom with this décor would only add to Brook’s anxiety problems. 

 

We repainted her bedroom a purple, removed all the dolphins.  A new bed quilt in pinks and purples and we had a new child.

 

A child that was so much more confident in herself.

 

The interesting thing when I asked the mother what she was going through when she gave birth to Brook.  She replied anxiety, depression and fear.  So it is no wonder she transferred these emotions to the child.