Karma's code. Илана Либ
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a body without a head. Such individuals are better off relying on their intuition. Those with a “seven” often have many thoughts that can be difficult to sort out. These people can be very diverse. When it comes to Rahu and Ketu, nothing can be known for sure. The number 7 signifies spiritual development. This is what “sevens” should focus on. These individuals may have peculiarities that only those around them notice. They usually do not see anything unusual about themselves. The 4 and 7 create an illusion in the consciousness of the “seven.” Therefore, a person may perceive things that do not correspond to reality. Sometimes, it can be hard for others to understand “sevens” because their actions may seem illogical.
The concept of “lack of a head” does not imply a lack of intellect. These people are capable of learning and can be great professionals in their fields. Information often comes to them intuitively. They may serve as conduits of information from the cosmos. Their work is often associated with modern technologies.
Karmic Tasks: The development of spirituality, but also not to forget about the body and health. There are situations when it is unclear what a “seven” is talking about (their thoughts are distant, their head is removed from the body). In this way, a person may forget about their physical body. For example, they might forget to eat. They may lose track of time. The karmic task is to connect their thoughts with reality (the head with the body). The “seven” should receive food and sex in a timely manner. Through sex, the merging of earthly energies with subtle energies occurs.
In relationships with “sevens,” it is better not to try to understand them too deeply and not to require them to understand themselves. Long conversations should be avoided; it is better to love them more on a physical level. Sometimes there are “sevens” who seem crazy. Among “sevens,” there are those interested in esotericism. It is important for them to find like-minded individuals. However, they usually believe in nothing. Learning to believe in higher powers is desirable for them, as it helps to solve their problems. They often have to seek out healers. This is how karma forces them to start believing in something. Conversely, there are individuals who fanatically immerse themselves in religion or certain practices. It is important not to forget the material aspects in this case. They often experience mood swings: happy-sad, kind-mean. Sometimes, a “seven” attracts people due to their uniqueness.
It is better to have the first seven in the birth date than the second. The second seven complicates life significantly toward the end. Two sevens are also a complex variant. Such people may completely forget about the material world, becoming addicted to alcohol, drugs, or entirely retreating into the spiritual realm.
If you have a combination of 4-7, meaning the first digit is 4 and the second is 7, you need to combine the material with the spiritual. If a person develops only materially, in the second half of life, karma may compel them to engage in the spiritual through various situations in their lives. If the first digit is 7 and the second is 4, one must not forget the material. The best option is to maintain a balance between the spiritual and material throughout life.
To transition harmoniously into the second digit, preparation is necessary. The opportunities of the second digit develop well if there was some work on this in the first half of life.
1 – the energy of the Sun, 6 – the energy of Venus. This combination brings obstacles, suffering, and constant choices. On one hand, a person strives for an ideal, while on the other, base desires may arise.
This person has an innate ability to explore subtle spheres and possesses creative potential. If there are no spiritual inclinations, the person may belong to some philosophical movements. They have esoteric abilities, the ability to analyze, and penetrate the essence of things. Such a person feels betrayal keenly, experiences significant ups and downs, and faces challenges in family life. They feel comfortable in public, and travel is favorable for them.
2 – the energy of the Moon, 5 – the energy of Mercury. Mercury is hostile towards the Moon. This creates a contradictory nature in the person. Such individuals are quite refined, love to receive praise, and can be hard to understand. However, this number can bring good fortune.
Parents often do not provide enough love to a child born on the 25th. This person may face problems in family life. It is essential to learn how to concentrate, set clear goals, and choose the right path in life. Success may come from abroad. This person is complex, quite creative, and capable of creating things with their hands. Here, the energy of Ketu (2+5=7) gives instability, and the person does not always know what they want. It is important to avoid financial risk. A partner can facilitate financial and spiritual growth.
Characteristics and Karmic Tasks for Those with Soul Number or Destiny Number 8
This number is governed by the planet Saturn, known as Shani in Vedic mythology. Shani was not well-liked because when he arrived somewhere, something unpleasant would occur. Shani would walk with his head down to avoid looking at people (so as not to bring karmic gaze). Similarly, people with the number “eight” sometimes walk in this manner. Once, when Shani looked at a newborn, the baby’s head fell off and got lost in the crowd. A head of an elephant was quickly brought and sewn onto the body of the newborn. Thus, in Vedic mythology, the god Ganesha is depicted as having the head of an elephant and the body of a human. He was very wise, gained much knowledge, and oversees astrology. Shani governs the karma of all people on the planet, watching over them, punishing them, or granting them something.
Everything that happens to “eights” carries a karmic nature. Even people with “eight” do not meet by chance. One could say that punishment comes through “eight,” but it is ultimately for good. This does not mean that the “eight” does something intentionally; it happens naturally. The karma and task of the “eight” is to put certain people in their place, show the consequences of their actions, and open others’ eyes to certain things. For instance, there are known situations where an “eight” is hired for a job. Initially, everything goes well, but after a while, that person becomes envied, and obstacles are placed in their way for unclear reasons. No amount of clarification helps. There are cases when “eights” are accused of things they did not do, such as theft. But as soon as the “eight” resigns, problems begin at the enterprise, and it may close down. In the lives of these individuals, many events carry a negative nature, but ultimately, every situation leads to something good.
“Eight” individuals may not be liked by many, and they face envy. This happens unconsciously, not understood by either the people or the “eight.” The best thing someone interacting with an “eight” can do is understand that this person brings something good. Usually, they are honest individuals. Since childhood, they notice that any bad deed they commit is punished. They cannot make mistakes or repeat errors; they carry the heaviest karma. They may experience depression. The god Shani was once a hermit. This image is also present in the “eight.” They are typically wise, responsible children but often have problems with parents and are not liked by peers. Sometimes one of the parents leaves early.
Another karmic task is to learn not to become attached to anything, to understand that everything one receives can be lost. This applies to everyone, but especially to “eights.” If a person loses something, they should try to accept it calmly and understand the reason. Throughout their lives, “eights” experience one lesson after another, and they cannot rest for long. It is beneficial when this person’s desires align with what karma wants, and they should at least try to adjust to karma’s desires if they can catch a glimpse of them. Such a person can eventually obtain what they want, but it will not always be with good consequences. Sometimes, if something does not happen, it is simply meant to be that way.
It happens that “eights” are very loved, but more often, they are not fully appreciated and are envied. It is better not to offend them; karma will handle that. Those who offend often pay the price. Usually, the “eight” understands when someone treats them or others unfairly and often tries to compensate for what they lacked in youth later in life.
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