11111 power of character | power of character An excessively strong and authoritative person who never doubts their rightness and, therefore, the right to act according to their own desires in each and every situation. Pressing them is like triggering an AP-mine. This quality is a huge threat both to its bearer and the people around. For the latter, such willpower manifestations are close to tyranny with even the minimum essential needs of others not being taken into account. For this person, there will always be someone who is stronger, while tyrannical attitude to others means that a vice a versa case is possible and acceptable. If you are mindless of others, why should they not be mindless of you? Such level of willpower may be really helpful while achieving goals of a solo type, where one doesn’t have to subdue others, and personal success is not the result of someone else’s failure. This could be any form of art, for instance. |
2 human energy | human energy This value indicates significant shortage of one’s own energy reserves. This is not a 100% vampire person, but just like someone with no twos, they need a donor, that is why they are equally fussy, always overexcited, and annoying. Meanwhile, a person with one two is capable of objectively fruitful actions. However, these take a form of capital investment with mandatory return with interest. Such return may take the form of approval and public recognition of their deeds. Otherwise, no reason to bother yourself doing anything. This is often a major mistake. Amplifying this quality requires learning how not to waste energy resources. A desire for praise is just a vain pursuit in the words of fortune-tellers. |
333 cognitive potential | cognitive potential Clear, but unstable penchant for exact sciences. Meaning, you have the skills, but there is no persistent interest in something specific, which is the reason why practical results of exploiting such potential may be ambiguous. A very common result is the person’s endless ambivalence, jumping from one activity to another, quickly starting and losing interest. It all ends with either complete disregard of opportunities to learn something, or escapism and soul-searching. In the latter case, assessing one’s success is impossible for there is no one and nothing to compare it with. Another far less frequent result is about combining segmental knowledge and skills, bringing them to a common denominator. Such process gives birth to new subjects and fields of science. The examples are around us. Numerology is a combination of mathematics and psychology. |
– health potential | health potential Definitely not the best value. However, many of those whose names are well-known today had poor health in their childhood. The list includes Alfred the Great, Hans Christian Andersen, Morihei Ueshiba. Poor health, however, didn’t stop the first of them from earning his nickname, the second from becoming the greatest fairy-tale writer of all times, the third from inventing aikido. So, poor health is not a reason to give up. Health can and should be improved using case-specific methodology. You don’t have to become a hero hammerman or sports superstar (this, however, has been the case a few times). It is enough to ensure sustainable health parameters so that asthenia doesn’t hinder you from doing what you love, giving birth to and raising children, feeling happy, after all. |
– intuition and logic | intuition and logic Such people are often dreamers, which sounds quite inoffensive. There is sure nothing wrong about dreams as long as they have to do with the dreamer only. I once was acquainted with a would-have-been architect who suddenly decided to go into astrophysics having no idea of what it is. It took him five years to cover tons of paper in writing (by hand) until he discovered a brochure the twenty pages of which contained plausible evidence of how inadequate his theory was. Well, these were his five years. Wasted. He could have married someone, after all. People of this kind should not get involved in exact sciences. They’d better give preference to humanities where everyone is free to express themselves in the way they want without risking to harm others. However, it is always quite problematic to be in a relationship with someone unable to establish a cause-effect connection. There is only one hope left – sooner or later, life experience will take up the functions of logical thinking that go missing. |
– aptitude for work | aptitude for work No willingness to bust a gut to do anything. If this person happens to work hard, it is only due to a certain objective necessity, when a job should be done, but there is no one else to do it, for instance. Such people are inclined to work with their brain and live on the fruits of intellectual labor. This doesn’t imply, however, that they aren’t capable of any hard manual labor due to poor health. They are, but aren’t willing to. Therefore, the sooner they make use of their intellectual abilities, the more likely they are to avoid troubles inescapably resulting from such self-pushing. Having to perform physical work with no penchant for it, for example, often causes grave or even tragic nervous breakdowns. |
– luck | luck Such people are free of their obligations to the demiurge and may live the way they want. Luck is not a reliable option, but neither is it a determining factor. So, everything is in your hands. Explore various ways of actualizing your potential without waiting for a specific occasion. Accumulate knowledge and experience, make it the basis of your self-development. You can finally abandon the luck-based approach to private life affairs and try to take some more pragmatic steps, place an ad in a newspaper, for instance. The main thing is to exclude the words “bad luck” from your vocabulary. There should be no such thing as luck. God helps those who help themselves. |
8 level of responsibility | level of responsibility Such people are aware of their duties, but are not really willing to perform them. As a result, the cornerstone turns into a millstone around the neck, and any relationship starts to resemble grave encumbrance instead of pleasure. Unfortunately, this is a rather frequent case. Most are just unable to comprehend that relationships are only pleasant if based upon the desire of giving, not gaining. One who has once ignored their duties towards anyone bears a mark of unreliability, which will once entitle someone else to do the same to them. But that is not the problem. Far more important is that treating duties as an annoying obligation poisons this person’s life and makes them unhappy. |
99 memory and intelligence | memory and intelligence Good memory value. Such person is capable of storing a lot of various data in their brain. One should mind sorting arrangements, though. Remember what Sherlock Holmes told about the attic where things are all messed up? It is the right choice of knowledge that makes one a top scientist while turning another one with the same value just into a walking encyclopedia, a crossword puzzle expert. One more thing typical of 99 value people, who are too emotional, is unforgiveness. They never forget. Moreover, their analytical mind overloads bad memories with plenty of various conclusions making such memories even more important and significant. But that is just an extreme case. Mostly, such people are clever, nice, and helpful. |