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Carol Adrienne, Ph.D. January 2007
Happy New Year! Are you wondering what 2007 will bring—to you? Of course you are!
As you may know, I’ve been using and studying numerology since 1976. Numerology has been around for probably 2000 years, and I use the Pythagorean system of calculation.
The numbers of each year affect us both universally and personally. For example, each individual number in the coming year 2007 has distinct qualities. For example, the “2” reminds us that cooperation in working with others is crucial for the planet—personally or globally. Some of the other strong qualities of “2” are sensitivity to others, balance, friendship, association, acceptance, and patience. Two works to create harmony and beauty (obviously a complicated process in various part of the world.)
The “7”of 2007 is considered a vibration of subtle energy and spiritual wisdom. Oddly, it is also connected with technology and research. Seven reminds us to use our intuition when solving our problems or making choices. It’s a call to go deeper in life, and look beyond the superficial appearance, for purpose and meaning. Well, here’s a prediction that’s not hard to make….The combination of 2 and 7 in the year 2007, will probably mean lots of “personal—2” “technology—7” like more cordless ipods and virtual realities like Second Life to explore! The Universal Year total for 2007 (adding 2 + 7) is 9—completion, compassion, and brotherhood—all worthy goals for us humans.
The Universal Year vibration such as 2007 always seems pretty generalized to me, so I like to go straight to the Personal Year information—which is the information you want to peek into your own future.
To find your Personal Year, add your month and day of birth to 2007. Keep adding until you get a single number.
For example, if your birthday were November 11th, add it to the current year…
11 + 14 + 2007
2 + 5 + 9 = 16 (1 + 6) = 7 Personal Year
We live in nine-year cycles which follow the natural principles of growth. For example, a 1 year is a time for planting seeds. A 2 is a time of germination, 3 is a year of expression and so forth, until you reach the end of the cycle in a 9 Personal Year, ready to start over again.
NOTE: To order a detailed PERSONAL Primary Life Chart which gives you an overview of your Life Plan, plus 12 monthly forecasts for 2007, please go to the numerology page on my website homepage menu. Your Personal Year for 2007
1 Personal Year NEW DIRECTIONS.
Big changes are in the beginning phase. Take advantage of the momentum that is flowing all year. Letting go of something last year will have freed you up to move forward. Success comes from finding the courage to let go of indecision and resolving to try something new.
This is the year to look your best, so if a diet is on your mind—don’t think diet, think lifestyle change. Don’t do what you always have done that doesn’t work. You know that your diet is just one aspect of how you are living your life, don’t you?
You are very likely to meet important new people, move or change jobs this year. The best way to start the year is to find a quiet time where you can think about what you want. First, make a list of what you don’t want anymore.
Second, take those items and turn them into a description of what you DO want. Be as specific as you can. For example: “I don’t want to work with small-minded people.” Becomes, “I want to enjoy the people I work with.” Once you’ve done that you have essentially created a powerful intention that will start to change your life. By September, you may be amazed at how closely your life looks in relation to that list. It’s a good year to get out and meet someone for a long-term relationship—particularly in places that are new to you
1 Personal Year CHALLENGE: SELF-DOUBT.
Don’t worry about making a perfect new plan. Success comes from being positive and being patient. Opportunities tend to come toward fall. Work on building a fit body and stimulating your mind.
2 Personal Year LOOK FOR BALANCE AND PEACE.
This is a year to relate to others, and bring love closer to you. To do that you have to learn to slow down. Enjoy each day fully, and allow yourself more time to sleep, read, chat with friends, listen to music, bake cookies, or organize your closets. No need for haste, great ambitions, or worry.
If single, this is the year to put more attention of enjoying things you like to do—and accepting dates. Be receptive to others, rather than forceful or impatient. This is a great year to increase your knowledge by reading and taking classes that increase your skills or confidence.
At work, look for ways to make others look good, and give your attention to things that other people may be overlooking. Volunteer to attend conferences or represent your company at an association meeting. If self-employed your business success comes from connecting with people who cross-pollinate your business.
2 Personal Year CHALLENGE: OCCASIONAL FRUSTRATION OR FEELING ALONE.
Periods of low energy indicate that you need time to rest and take care of yourself. During those times, leave the big questions alone, and concentrate on being fully present in each moment. Make your living space more attractive and a cozy place for gatherings. Cultivate friendships, and watch surprising results in other areas of your life unfold effortlessly!
3 Personal Year PERSONAL GROWTH. You are in a positive development phase—requiring you to loosen up and bring some new energy into your life. You may be busy with work, but it’s very important this year to include activities that are fun, unusual, or offer you a chance to express yourself. You might take ballroom dance lessons, learn a language, take a class on photography, PhotoShop, or how to create scrap books. If starting a business, networking helps attract clients. If single, you are very likely to meet good people. If married, you might be starting a family, or spending more time with your children. This is a lucky year in many ways, and you may receive unexpected help from friends.
3 Personal Year CHALLENGE: IMPULSIVE SPENDING.
This could be a time when you are pouring money into a project, or suddenly decide to refurbish the living room (or your clothes.) These projects are great, but be sure that you make a spending plan before running out with your credit card. Channel your energy into healthy self-expression, and give yourself permission to play and experiment. There is a possibility you might be unemployed during part of this year, so use this time as a gift to develop ideas for which you don’t usually have time. Be positive.
4 Personal Year BUILD A STRONG FOUNDATION. This year is the time to set goals for the future. At least it’s a time to review where you are, and where you’d like to be in five years. What would it take for you to move ahead in a positive direction? More education or training? A better grip on your spending and income? A new job? A new roof on your house? Fulfillment this year comes from knowing that you are making progress. Progress may not be swift, so a patient and practical approach builds success by the end of the year.
What one goal would you like to achieve this year? Write it down. Find a picture or photograph that projects the fulfillment of your goal and put it in a place where you will see it every day. You will always have what you need this year.
4 Personal Year CHALLENGE: WORRY
You may work in intense spurts and then stop. A tendency to keep at a task until you finish it could tend toward workaholism. Be sure to stay balanced, and relax frequently. If unemployed, spend your time wisely, rather than worrying about money. Review every aspect of your life and take care of anything that is outstanding or requiring your attention. This is a great year to get organized and take charge of things that have been bothering you. New projects start to happen around June--or possibly January or October.
5 Personal Year FIND NEW INTERESTS.
At this point in your nine-year cycle, you need to make some adjustments. Only you know what those adjustments are. Do you need to have a talk with your mate? Do you need to get out of your apartment and find something more comfortable? Are job uncertainties forcing you to look for new job training? If so, you are exactly in the place you need to be right now. You’ll be feeling restless to develop something new, so branch out and experiment. Your biggest time of change will probably be May, or possibly September. You let go of an old condition or problem in April.
5 Personal Year CHALLENGE: LACK OF FOCUS OR RESISTANCE
You may start a lot of things that don’t pan out. That’s okay, but don’t run away from responsibility just because it’s the easy way out. Physical temptations may get the best of you if you are socializing too much, eating out too often, or feeling bored in your relationship. Since this year calls for change, you may be resisting making a change because you aren’t sure what to do. In that case, relax, and write down this affirmation, and say it to yourself every day: “Today I want to meet good people.”
6 Personal Year HOME, MARRIAGE, AND FAMILY RESPONSIBILITY
Even though you may be single or living alone without family, you still may be dealing with family issues or considering how to make your home life more comfortable or secure. Other people may often seem to be making demands on you—whether it’s your boss, roommate, or mother-in-law! Depending on your situation, you may be thinking about marriage or divorce. Friends may lean on your for emotional support, or you may be concerned about members in your family who are not doing well. Suddenly you realize that you really are a grown-up!
Finances tend to be okay this year, as you receive what you need just when you need it. You may even have enough so that you can help out someone. Generally, this is a year to tend to stay in a job you already have, but if you want to change, plan for April or August.
If you are planning a wedding this year, good times would be September, April, May, or June. New children or grand children may arrive all year long, but look for them especially in April, June, or September.
6 Personal Year CHALLENGE: EMOTIONS
Be sure not to overwork yourself, or you’ll start to feel just a tinge of self-pity creeping in! Actually, you are more than likely just tired, and need some rest and recreation! Don’t let generalized anxiety ruin a good day. If you feel out of sorts, get a physical check up or see a counselor. Resolve to take better care of yourself. Don’t let other people try to make you feel guilty. Saying no, thank you, is quite sufficient.
7 Personal Year SPIRITUAL INSIGHTS
It’s the time in your nine-year cycle to take stock and review where you are in life. If you have been busy making a living and attending to the needs of others at work or home, you now need some time for solitude and refreshment. Obviously, you probably won’t take the whole year off—but those in academic circles might be planning a sabbatical. At the very least, try to take things at a slower pace when you can. Even scheduling one or two periods each week with nothing scheduled (I know that sounds ironic, but you won’t get free time unless you put it on your calendar!) can refresh your spirit in unexpected ways.
Romance could blossom with someone who shares your spiritual values. Make your goal this year to SIMPLIFY. Make no excuses. Make no explanations.
7 Personal Year CHALLENGE: TRUST
This year could bring great insight into who you are and what this life is all about. The challenge is to listen to your intuition and hear that small still voice. Sometimes the message brings a big change as you realize that you have let some things slip. If you have been focused on achievements and worldly issues without having balance in your life, you may suddenly feel lonely. If you have had many setbacks, you may feel you should be further ahead. Trust that your process is always taking you to a deeper, better place, and making your stronger. Next year is a time for more worldly accomplishments.
8 Personal Year TAKE YOUR POWER BACK. This year may highlight how outside conditions are affecting in your life. For example, you may have been working hard, but not getting the income you deserve. You may have let financial burdens dominate your thinking. Perhaps you are facing a power struggle with another person. Perhaps illness has been a problem for you or a loved one. However, during this powerful year, you will find the inner and outer strength you need to solve any problems.
You are no longer a beginner, so acknowledge your skills and knowledge base. If in doubt, seek professional advice. In all dealings, be businesslike, rather than pinning hopes on speculation or what stories others spin. It’s time now to take charge of your finances—or any other causes for concern. Do whatever it takes to pay down credit card debt, and increase savings. Commit to learning more about sound investments like bonds and mutual funds, and feel good that you are taking certain steps to provide for your future.
8 Personal Year CHALLENGE: FINANCIAL COMMONSENSE
Generally, this is a great year to build up financial power. However, if you have been suffering with previous serious financial problems or setbacks, then this year requires careful choices about money. Stress usually comes from overworking or taking on jobs with heavy productions schedules or possible contract conflicts. Property that has been slow selling may finalize in January or October.
9 Personal Year RELEASE, COMPLETE, AND INTEGRATE. Congratulations. You have completed your nine-year “assignment.” What do you think you’ve learned in the past nine years? Are you happy with your work? Satisfied with how you handle your relationships? Looking back over the past nine years, what would you have done differently?
What do you see or feel is on the horizon now? Perhaps the question is: What would balance my life? Take a moment toward the end of the year to write down your feelings and reflections. Draw a circle and write into the circle any ideas and things you would like to attract into your life for the next nine years!
his is a great year if you can afford to travel and gain perspective from seeing other cultures. It’s a great time to get involved in a humanitarian activity and feel that you are helping, even in small ways, to make this a better world for everyone. If you can, spend more time in cultural pursuits, finding spiritual community, and increasing your knowledge of history, philosophy, healing, languages, and the arts. This could be a highly romantic year, but don’t make commitments until at least October of this year. All and all this is one of those years to remember.
9 Year CHALLENGE: VAGUENESS ABOUT WHAT’S NEXT
You may feel a change is coming, but not know if there is anything you should be doing about it! Emotional ups and downs are common during this transition period. You may be leaving behind an old part of yourself, letting go of an old dream, or parting with an important life partner. This is a time to go with the flow. Let the river of life steer your boat where it needs to go. For the time being, it’s good to complete what needs to be completed, and keep your eye out for the new direction. You’ll know it when you see it. The “rule of the nine” is that life always replaces whatever you lose with something even better. Get ready for your 1 Personal Year next year.
Happy New Year to everyone!
Carol Adrienne
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