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Cheasley's Numerology At A Glance
by Clifford W. Cheasley PHILOSOPHER

(First Published: 1934)

The Meaning Of Your Birth Date

Human life is composed of two processes, giving out and taking in. Expressing the vibration or rate of energy contained in the character at birth and including the vibration or rate of energy contained in environment, experiences and associations. These processes perpetuate our psychical or cosmic existence in the same way as the inhalation and exhalation of the breath continues our physical life by revitalizing our cell consciousness.

Just as a name is a full and complete record of all the vibrations and elements of character, a record of lessons learned in past lives, and an infallible indication to the characteristics, impulses, appearance and abilities of the present individuality, so the birth date represents the character of the environment, the associations and experiences by which our character is extended into a greater state of perfection, and is a definite indication of what we are living for and the underlying causes.

The actual experiences and personalities presented by life as a whole, and also peculiar to certain periods, are simply the outward and visible manifestations or the effects of these causes. Thus Numerology deals with the two important phases of character analysis, viz.: Individual character and environment.

Individual development is begun with the first breath taken in life, and naturally as an individual reaches and passes maturity he registers and reproduces certain elements of the birth date numbers in his individual contact with conditions and his general personality. The "Path of Life", as the numbers of the birth date are termed, indicate then the immediate destiny of every individual, what has to be learned as the next step in development, necessary to the construction of a consciousness of human life. As the true value of this step is understood we will evolve constructively and harmoniously adjusting to the opportunities and associations around us.

A great deal of unhappiness met by the average individual is really due to their ignorance of any definite plan of thought or action which they should follow and other people should not. Sometimes other people are blamed for our troubles when the real cause is that we are trying to follow someone else's path and not our own, or are seeking experiences which may be good for the other fellow but bad for us.

Numerology proves by its calculation and explanation of the numbers in the birth date that Life is an individual problem, that what "is sauce for the goose" is not always "sauce for the gander." There can be very few happy and permanently successful people in any social order where there is too much generalization in philosophies and too much standardization of personal thought and action.

People are more than male and female, old and young, rich and poor, educated and illiterate. They are individuals, proceeding from the cradle to the grave in social functions and experiences that only seem to make their paths appear the same; as a matter of fact we all are born singly, make our decisions singly, suffer singly, and at the end no one else can die for us.

Character is the only possession we bring into life or take out of it, and if we study the numerals of our birth date we shall find the proper keys to the building and rounding out of our character which of itself is the best assurance of success.

It is well to gain a clear picture of the relative values of the four angles of compiling a measurement of an individual name for character anaylization, and dealing with the numbers in a birth date for interpreting experience, association and opportunity.

The value of Ideality can be termed "WHAT I WANT TO DO". The value of the Impression, "WHAT I LOOK LIKE"; the value of the Expression, "WHAT I CAN DO AND HOW"; the value of the PATH OF LIFE NUMBERS, "WHAT I HAVE GOT TO DO".

The Path of Life indicating the direction of a person's life, the association, opportunity and experience by which human character and performance is developed, it is an easier road of life for he who has the Ideality Number or the Expression Number, the same as the number of the Path of Life.

In such a case, the individual either desires the expression association, opportunity which his life provides, or with the Ideality number different from the Path of Life but with the Expression Number the same, he finds people, places and things in life that recognize and develop his potentials for successfully doing what is required of him.

In cases where the Ideality or Expression Number are not in accord with the Path of Life, or Life Cycle number, there will be a greater conflict in the individual character between desire and ability, "what I want to do" and "What I can do and how".

This conflict related also to a different number for the Path of Life, will make it necessary for the individual to spend a greater number of years, to pass through more experience, before an adjustment, or a compromise is able to be made between the desire urge and the instinctive manner and method of self expression; between one or both of these angles of temperament and the opportunities which experience brings. In other words, whatever the Number of the Path of Life is, it is easier to progress in life if either the Ideality or Expression number is identical, than if they are opposite, viz. odd against even and vice versa.

To find the "Path of Life" number, write down the date of your birth. Be sure that the month is written first, the day second and the year last, as each of the numbers of the month, day and year are in themselves indicators to experiences, associations, opportunities for the early life, the middle life and the later years, respectively.

Under the month place the number that it takes in the Calendar. January and October are 1, February and November are 2, March and December are 3, April is 4, May is 5 and so on through the year.

Add to this number the number of the day of birth. If you were born after the tenth, the double number must be added to find the numeral of the day. Now take the numerals in the year of your birth and find the sum of these. Add this sum to the sum of the numbers of the month and day already found and the final total of a single number will be the "Path of Life."

Example:

December 15, 1890

12 — 15 — 1890

1+2 — 1+5 — 1+8+9+0

3 — 6 — 1+8

3 + 6 + 9 + 8 + 9 Path of Life, Opportunity, Environment

When you have made this calculation and found the key to your life experiences turn to that number in the index and read the explanation applying to that number under the heading "Path of Life."

Table of Contents

Numerology A Science - A Philosophy - A Psychology

The Meaning Of Your Name

No. 1: Ideality 1 Motive *

No. 2: Ideality 2 Motive *

No. 3: Ideality 3 Motive *

No. 4: Ideality 4 Motive *

No. 5: Ideality 5 Motive *

No. 6: Ideality 6 Motive *

No. 7: Ideality 7 Motive *

No. 8: Ideality 8 Motive *

No. 9: Ideality 9 Motive *

Love Friendship Business

What Each Year Means For You

Meaning of the First Name

Changing Your Name

Early and Middle Life

Later Life

The Meaning of Your Birth Date

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