Fw: Disruted Childhood/Chinese Numerology

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Hi Everyone,

 

I've just done a new piece on the Chinese Numerology theory of the Disrupted

Childhood and there is a new beautiful poem called A Walk Alone by Silent Tear.

Thank you for sharing your poetry Silent.

http://www.armatt.org/A_walk_alone.htm

 

According to Chinese Numerology, a disrupted childhood will adversely affect an

individual until he/she reaches maturity. This should especially interesting

to you Indigos, Crystals and Lightworkers out there.

 

To work out the date of maturity, subtract your Life Path Number from 36. So

the person born on the 8th September 1982 will reach maturity at the age of 35

(I.e. 36 – 1 = 35).

 

Calculate Life Path http://www.armatt.org/numerology.htm

 

Read Short Article http://www.armatt.org/disrupted_childhood.htm

If your Life Birth Number is either 11, 22 or 33, you must add the two digits

together and deduct the answer from 36. So an 11 Life Path person reaches

maturity at the age of 34, and a 22 Life Path person reaches maturity at the

age of 32.

According to Gestalt therapists, if your childhood was disrupted at age 13 for

example and you are approaching or have passed the maturity age, you must go

back to the time of the disruption and introduce your mature self to the

disputed child. You must then help that child to heal. This does not mean

that you spend laborious hours in therapy with the young you. You can be

creative about it and play games with yourself. For instance, if in your

childhood you missed out on material things because of your family's financial

limitations, take this time to go back and introduce your young self to

everything you wanted. Chances are you can probably afford it now. Some

therapists even suggest that you, the adult should abstain from adult-like

behavior while this healing process is taking place. For example, you should

try to abstain from casual sex, alcohol or anything in general that would be

considered harmful to a child.

Do you remember that Disney movie The Kid with Bruce Willis? The premise was

the same as the healing therapy above. In the movie Bruce Willis is

reintroduced to his young self in order to heal his mature self. As Hollywood

films go, this was a fantastic one.

Cheers, Jasmine.