The analysis of this baby name is by Clayne Conings,
author of Numbers: The Master Key
The analysis of this baby name is by Clayne Conings,
author of Numbers: The Master Key
All things lie in the balance. Any quality of character that expresses to the extreme upsets the whole. With these names there is a quickness of mind, a restlessness, a drive and an impulsive element that undermines their overall stability. If there was early direction and discipline in their lives they could accomplish extraordinary things. This is not usually the case with these people. Initially they are motivated with the impulse to create and achieve but their biggest problem is in following through. Inspiration may initiate action but when patience and perseverance are called for they quickly become bored and further fields always look a lot greener. Their quickness of mind makes them perceptive and able to learn things quickly provided it is in the realm of their natural interests. They are inventive and original. In relationships they have a difficult time because of an intolerance towards those that are not as clever as they are.
Their impulsive retort to others' ideas soon gets them the reputation of being sceptical and argumentative. Their urge for self-expression overrides their ability to listen closely to what others have to say. When we first meet these types they give the impression of being gregarious, fun and lively people. Only later do we discover their great need for independence. They do not work that well for or with others. Freedom is their primary need. Travel, change and a new challenge are a basic requirement, or boredom and an intensity in the solar plexus could cause them to experience some very self-destructive moments in their lives. Anything that relates to sales, promotion or where there is a great deal of variety will have an appeal and can then keep them on the straight and narrow. In this case they can be dynamic and creative.
They are confident and determined when they live for a cause but watch out when things go awry. They can become fuming mad whenever there is an injustice. Then they will fight with whatever means is at their disposal. It is their purpose to discover truth in the midst of the battle, but in the heat of the fight their emotions usually take over and the motive is lost through a blind urge to get even. If they could ever stay on track their versatility could see them accomplish on level of people like Ben Franklin. Otherwise the frustration of this power unexpressed can lead to some terrible moods of depression and indulgence. Their mind and thoughts sometimes work faster than their speech and cause them to slur their words. They could be masters at debate but must discover the difference between a friendly dialogue and argument. If there was sufficient balance in the rest of their make-up they could achieve on many levels except one. Relaxation and peace of mind will always be just beyond their reach. They are rolling stones that gather no moss. Their stomach and liver can be their weak spot if they indulge in their appetites. They should never drink alcohol.
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