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The general inclination of your future is fated, along with many of the core particulars. The overall framework of life circumstances involving money, love life, family, partnerships, career, and much more is fated in life.
Let me tell you a story. Lauren is a successful entrepreneur and business owner. She’s had the usual problems with difficult employee relationships, as well as business partners possessing major personality red flags that became evident after it was too late.
I’d like to be able to give people infinite hope by telling them that unavoidable personal adversity doesn’t have to exist, that they can override fate with their free will, but my findings completely contradict that notion. In the fate vs. free will competition, fate always prevails.
While I believe you have free will to make the most of your life, it’s impossible to deny unalterable personal fate after you see the constant repetition of patterns in the comprehensive charts directly corresponding to happenings in people’s lives.
Generally, it’s very auspicious to be born on a 6-6-6 date, for example, versus any other date. Overall, it’s a very favorable number combination.
While a player’s jersey number has symbolic representation, the player’s personal fate prevails.
Though your collective timing changes regularly throughout your life, and being aware of it offers great benefits, my findings overwhelmingly show that the “nothing is set in stone” notion is a myth.
Although you may think you have nothing in common, you really have a lot more in common than you believe. Shared long-term timing trends, derived from the full date of birth, especially in the extreme (the symbolism being more obvious, negative or positive) depict shockingly similar personal life themes.
Relationships, and the key circumstances of your life, appear to be arbitrary, but they are absolutely mapped. It’s like driving around in a strange city. The road you happen to take leads somewhere, you just don’t know where. Not knowing where it leads to doesn’t negate the fact that the beginning leads to the result.
Shared collective timing representatively brings people together, then when they phase out of the shared timing, the relationship falls apart. This dynamic can also relate to professional connections.