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Numerology Analysis for Doris Day
Doris Day (born
Doris Mary Kappelhoff on April 3, 1922), was an American singer,
motion picture actress, and animal rights activist. She passed away
from complication of pneumonia at age ninety-seven on May 13.
The following analysis correlates Doris Mary Kappelhoff's numerology profile to the key life
themes of this iconic musical star.
Talent for Singing, Comedy, Acting. No
surprise there! The creatively expressive number
Three appears
five times in her Birth Path, Personality
number, middle name, day of birth, and Physical Plane.
Day's first interest was dance,
but a car accident ended that dream. While recovering, she whiled
away the hours by singing along with performers on the radio, such as
Ella Fitzgerald. Realizing that her daughter had a hidden talent, her
mother decided to give her singing lessons. Eight months
later, Doris was offered a job as a vocalist on the radio. Her mentor
and boss suggested she change and shorten her name to Day (she often
sang a song called Day by Day). The name Day just
happens to add up to Three!
Comedy, Romance, and Fame--all signature qualities of numbers Three and Two.
First name Doris adds to Eleven/Two, the number of
celebrity, limelight, film, romance, and glamour. Her full name number further supports Doris with a
Two Destiny (with the undertone of Eleven).
In the early 1940s, Day got her start
as a singer with prominent band leaders. In 1948 her career took off
with a role in a movie, Romance on the High Seas.
During the late 1940s and 1950s, Day enjoyed immense popularity in
musical comedies, and had a string of No.1 solo hits.
Dubbed, The Girl Next Door (a perfect Two idea!), she expressed
the epitome of the plucky, wholesome, virginal feminine ideal
of mid-century America.
Career Climb. Her First Challenge One required her to
develop her talent. Her biggest money-making years and professional
standing were indicated by an Eight Pinnacle (money and power),
influencing her from 1955 to 1964, at which time her star turn began to
shift.
Along with the Eight Pinnacle came the Two Challenge
(partnership issues likely to be related to her Two Destiny and career).
The Two Challenge was harbinger of the financial disaster developing
at the hands of her husband and her long-time legal adviser.
By the mid-1960's, the sexual
revolution began to make her movies seem passé. Following her comedic
successes, a few dramatic roles highlighted a more assertive side (her
One Challenge of self-determination).
Not everything was sunshine for the
perky singer of You Are My Sunshine. Day had four marriages,
one of which was to producer Martin Melcher. After Melcher's death
in 1968, Day discovered her husband and her attorney had squandered
her finances, leaving her deeply in debt.
Loss of Autonomy. Her Karmic 19/1 Habit
Challenge seemed to be expressed through devastating financial events, a result of trusting others without due oversight.
Without her knowledge, her husband had signed
contracts before his death that obligated her to do a series of television shows, the idea of which she had always hated.
Animal Rights Activist. Her final Pinnacle was service-oriented Nine
with a One Challenge.
Day turned her attention to animal welfare, establishing the Doris
Day Animal League in 1987, a national non-profit citizen's
lobbying organization whose mission is to reduce pain and suffering
and protect animals through legislative initiatives.
Late Age Professional Success. Renewed Interanal Fame under Nine Pinnacle and self-motivating One Challenge.
In 2011, at age eighty-nine, Doris Day
released My
Heart in the United Kingdom—her first new album in nearly two
decades. After the disc was released in the United States it soon
climbed to No. 12 on Amazon's bestseller list, and helped raise funds
for the animal foundation. In 2012, the Los Angeles Film Critics
Association presented her with a Lifetime Achievement Award. Doris
Day passed away on May 13, 2019.
Strong Values. Talent for Connecting with Her Social Milieu:
(See Life Purpose Grid below with circles around the numbers).
The birth name Doris Mary Kappelhoff has two rather
rare Lines of Focus (most circles in a straight line).
The first is The Line of Bedrock and Foundation (1, 4, 7). This
Line of Focus denotes a highly principled person with
an acute sense of right and wrong. For example, among
other things, Day was a vegetarian, a Christian
Scientist, a life-long Republican, and put time
and money into lobbying Congress for legislation on protecting
animals, as well as establishing her own foundation.
The second Line of Focus is the Line of the Director (3, 6, 9).
This denotes an exceptional sense of service and traditional moral
values. Her service-oriented Ruling Passion Six on this line suggests
that her career may be centered on vocal talent. Oddly enough, she
had four marriages, one each for the four letters in her name
indicating marriage (number Six).
Lastly, Doris Day was born with the gift of being able to
perfectly pluck the heart strings of her public with her voice and
sassy cinematic persona as shown by the perfect balance on the
secondary Line of the Heart (one each of the numbers 2, 5, 8).
Numerology Profile
for Doris Mary Kappelhoff
April 3,
1922
First Name Doris 11/2 Celebrity, charismatic, role model of
. femininity
Middle Name Mary 3 Musical expression, comedy
Last Name Kappelhoff 6 Vocal ability, traditional values,
. service-oriented
Destiny 2 Emotional expression, emphasizing romance,
. femininity, partnership
Heart's Desire 8 Professional, strong work ethic, traditional
Personality 3 Communicator, bubbly, comedic, singer
Habit Challenge 19/1 Karmic debt: issues of leadership,
. independence, self-determination
Day of Birth 3 Easygoing, friendly, youthful, musical
Birth Path 3 Communicator, creative, musically talented
Realization 5 Wide public appeal, broad experience,
. resilient, activist
Physically 3 Out-going, energetic, musical
Mentally 4 Practical, realistic, reliable, conservative
Emotionally 6 Committed, caring, traditional
Spiritually 6 Conventional, caring, responsible, highly
principled
FIRST PINNACLE (1922 - 1954) 7 Time of faith, development of skills
FIRST CHALLENGE (1922-1954) 1 Required to develop her talent
SECOND PINNACLE (1955 - 1963) 8 Professional success, money, power
SECOND CHALLENGE (1955 - 1963) 2 Partnership issues
THIRD PINNACLE (1964 - 1973) 6 Service, fulfilling responsibility
THIRD CHALLENGE (1964-1973) 1 Issues of integrity, self-determination
FOURTH PINNACLE (1974 to death) 9 Animal rights, large-scale service,
. faith
FOURTH CHALLENGE (1974 to death) 1 Self-determination, freedom
Life Purpose Grid for letters in birth name Doris Mary
Kappelhoff
Major Points of Personality and Potential Focus in Life:
Line of Bedrock and Foundation (1, 4,
7) (see comments above)
Line of the Director (3, 6, 9)
Ruling Passion (6—tradition,
service, responsibility, family)
Perfect balance on secondary Line of
the Heart (2, 5, 8)
While Doris Kappelhoff had everything she needed to be successful
in life with her birth name, changing her name to Doris Day offered
her additional lessons and potential.
Numerology Profile for changed name Doris Day
First Name Doris 11/2 Celebrity, limelight
Last Name Day 3 Musical and comedic talent
Destiny 14/5 Karmic debt number, public performance,
. activism, freedom
Heart's Desire 7 Love of privacy, spiritual seeker
Personality 16/7 Karmic debt number, indicating betrayal of
. trust, loss of finances
Habit Challenge 8 Need to retain authority over her own money;
. professional stress
Day of Birth 3 Easygoing, friendly, talented
Birth Path 3 Communicator, musical
Realization 8 Professional success, awards, strong
. reputation, wealth
Life Purpose Grid for letters in Doris Day
Interestingly,
this very short name manages to retain the rare Line of Bedrock and
Foundation
(1,4,7) showing how important morals, ethical principles, caring for other
species, and conservative values were to Ms. Day.
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