Thought for the Day When viewing or thinking a thought, always clarify it for the value of its logic and reason; divest it of imagination, mystery, and all falseness; see the clear intent, whether constructive or otherwise, and never compromise with illogicality; a statement is, or is not. See it for what it really is, and do not attempt to clothe it with personality; this is what so often leads to jumping to conclusions and self-pity. - Alfred J. Parker | |
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Top 12 Questions on Using a Balanced Name1) With a balanced name will I lose the positive qualities of my existing names? A balanced name creates mental strengths without removing any of your current positive abilities. In fact, a balanced name will enhance your already established strengths. A balanced name adds positive qualities in harmony with your purpose in life, which is measured from your date of birth. Like grafting a beautiful rose stem on to a robust rootstock to produce a better rose, the new name brings greater harmony and poise to your life. The mental qualities that diminish are the weaknesses that are inherent in your current names. If your names create lack of confidence, you will grow past this weakness as you become more confident by using your balanced name. If your present names creates discontent, you will lose this weakness and become happier. If your names create an over-emotional nature, you will move past this weakness as you gain greater stability and self-discipline. You become happier, healthier, and more successful. Through the use of a balanced name you can replace weaknesses with strengths. A balanced name is the requirement for the expression of your purpose in life, determined from your date of birth.
[More info on our Balanced Name Recommendation Service] 1) With a balanced name will I lose the positive qualities of my existing names? 2) Would it be too difficult professionally for me to make a name change? 3) I identify with my name. Would the transition be too difficult? 5) Would it be a slap in my parents’ face to change my name? 6) Do I need to know more before making this change? 8) Is it legally complicated to change my name? 9) Is it true that only people who are in financial trouble change their names? 10) Will I lose my memories and forget who I am? 11) “A name is a name.” Can't you make it work for you if you really want it to? 12) Am I too old for a name change?
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