Karma
KARMA is what we are trying to learn in this lifetime. It is the area
where we are weak and where we therefore encounter constant lessons in
order to become strong. Most of the difficult situations that we
encounter will have to do in some way with the KARMA lessons. These
influences will also lead us to our most interesting
experiences.
By being aware of the KARMA numbers, parents can help the child start
to learn what has to be learned. The parent will also have a more
tolerant attitude toward the child's apparent weaknesses. Every child
is different...different strengths, different weaknesses, a different
path to follow and different lessons to learn. We have a very strong
drive to learn our karma lessons and respond in a very positive manner
to anyone who can offer help in these areas.
If we know what it is we are trying to learn, and are encouraged in a
positive manner, we derive the most benefit from the experiences and
lessons that we encounter.
The KARMA number or number(s) are the numbers missing in the full name
given to the child at birth. Most people have one or two numbers
missing.
KARMA OF SIX
The SIX Karma refers to the need to develop an appreciation for family
and emotional ties, to love unconditionally and to be of service to
others.
Maya will attract situations that expose her to warm, loving,
uncritical relationships that teach her the value of positive
emotional connections. She will also attract relationships that may
be emotionally cold or critical. She will be given opportunities to
reflect on why emotional relationships are so important and what they
mean to her.
She may be attracted to professions that involve service to others
such as teaching or medicine and may have lessons to learn about
balancing the needs of others versus her own needs.
KARMA OF SEVEN
The SEVEN Karma is a need to overcome a fear or resistance to
spiritual matters, to grow spiritually and to learn to be alone
without being lonely.
While there is a fear or resistance to spiritual matters, there may
also be a fascination because these subjects are familiar in some way.
The exposure usually will be repeated in many forms and at many
different times of the life before a genuine belief system will be
seen to take form.
Past life readers believe that a person with a Seven Karma has
suffered some form of loss or pain because of religious or spiritual
beliefs.
The Seven Karma also involves learning to enjoy one's own company and
to delve into the joys of the mind and of the imagination. Parents
can encourage this process by encouraging the child to develop hobbies
that call for spending time alone. It may take a while to find one
that intrigues the child enough to overcome the resistance to solitary
activity, but it is far easier to learn to be alone through enjoyable
activities than to suddenly encounter a period of isolation in teen or
adult years and not know how to deal with it.
The Seven Karma also can be associated with drugs or alcohol. The
Seven represents a search for inner peace and those who do not find it
through spiritual growth often find a very poor replacement in drugs
or alcohol.
