Results of empirical observation involving handwriting analysis and comprehensive astrology and numerology over a span of more than two decades indicate to me that mishaps and other challenges in life aren’t random.
The root of a problem, such as an accident, is in the past, whether that past is in this life or a previous one.
Through personal fate, negative self-subconscious programming (e.g., a person regularly exclaiming how “unlucky,” “clumsy,” or “broke” they are), or other ways such as a self-castigation complex, people sometimes unknowingly do themselves in.
It’s unfortunate, and regularly just a matter of unavoidable, immutable personal fate, but you do have the option to limit your exposure to risk, accidents, and life’s disasters.
3 ways to safeguard yourself from mishaps are listed below:
- Watch your thinking. Do you ever find yourself in a semi-daydream state imagining a calamity such as a car wreck or sports accident, or even just a minor physical ailment? Whenever you find yourself going down that mental path, reverse the image and envision yourself as safe and sound and avoiding danger; doing so leaves a positive imprint on your subconscious mind, reducing your risk. Another, more obvious way to limit life’s hazards is to strive to be centered. Meditation helps with this.
- Pay attention to the character of those in your life who you don’t yet know very well. Concerned about misfortune in conjunction with a potential business partner, for example? You should be, as you can’t control his or her behavior, but you can prepare yourself and limit your risk by identifying red flags through handwriting analysis and comprehensive astrology and numerology.
- Although it may sound excessively esoteric, it’s wise to learn about your unique personal fate through comprehensive astrology and numerology because it can absolutely prepare you to make the most of your life and handle life’s challenges more effectively, limiting the disadvantages. Finances, love life, family, career, and more—all significant areas of life include unique opportunities and risks and the more you know yourself as related to predestined karma and unalterable personal adversity, the better off you’ll be.
While you can’t avoid circumstances and events that are beyond your control, you can greatly reduce your risk by following the above advice.
Copyright © 2012 Scott Petullo