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Posts: 6 · Posted: Fri Jun 29, 2007 5:27 pm

I feel very lost in my life. Can anyone shed light on my situation.
I'm 32, unmarried. I feel like my work is all consuming, and am not sure what my purpose in life is. Sometimes, I just feel stuck ,like it's so hard just to move on, and progress with my life.

Posts: 4135 · Posted: Sat Jun 30, 2007 4:42 am

Hi Shana,

As you appear to be seeking some general psychic guidance as to discovering your true life purpose, could you please give me your full date of birth (and no other information please) in your response?

Thanks for this in advance,

eye_of_tiger

Posts: 6 · Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 3:01 am

Dear eye_of_tiger
Thank you kindly, for taking the time to even look at my post.
My birthdate is June 7th, 1975
Thanks again, Shana

Posts: 4135 · Posted: Mon Jul 02, 2007 4:06 am

Hello again Shana,

Hey there is absolutely no need for you to apologise for me taking the time to want to help you. It is not some dark secret that my feeling as though I can help you as a friend in this way also positively lifts my own spirits in return.

It gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling to feel as though I am needed, and I am therefore most unwilling to give up on these good feelings any time soon.

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My birthdate is June 7th, 1975

Your date of birth which you have so kindly provided shows that you have a Life Path or Destiny number of 8.

Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on the way you look at it) people with your life path number never feel comfortable let alone happy unless you already feel a sense of being financially secure. In one way this need to feel secure money wise potentially stops you from taking any further unnecessary financial risks which could cause you to get into even deeper trouble, but on the other hand you may often find it particularly difficult to trust a friend's advice when they are offering it to you with the very best and purest of intentions. It is also very important for you to feel as though you are always fully in control of your situation (which is again a very desirable personal quality up to a point) , but people with this life path often take this a little too far and tend to misinterpret friendly financial advice as being a deliberate attempt to make your decisions on your behalf and to effectively take over what is your life to live as you see fit.

This frequently means that LPN 8 type people are forced to learn many of their budgeting skills in the school of hard knocks. It is important to them to experience the long term consequences of their own financial decisions for themselves, rather than to be told what they might be by someone else? LPN 8s also can be somewhat forthright and lack tact and diplomacy in their money dealings with others to the point that they are so honest about what they believe is the best thing to do, that the other person's feelings can all too easily get hurt. Although they might appear on the surface to be rude and insensitive, this could not be further from the truth. It is simply the only way in which such a person can continue to feel still relatively in control of her financial affairs, and the rest of her life in general.

With specific reference to determining the best career direction for you, LPN 8 people often find that they will feel most comfortable in the type of job where they are able to feel that they are making a positive difference in other people's lives. Since people with this life path have as their major soul purpose to learn to not only accumulate material wealth, but also to investigate the possible negative consequences of allowing it to interfere with what is of greatest importance in life (the nature of our relationships with the people closest to us), I would see you in a fund raising capacity, or as in providing low interest loans or other financial support for people who are otherwise financially disadvantaged in your local community.

In other words your optimum career path very likely lies in the general direction of applying what you have learnt from your own personal experience about accumulating and properly handling money and other material wealth into helping other people to more effectively do this as well. If you have a favourite cause or charity which is especially close to your heart, then this could possibly serve to balance out your main way of earning your living, as your primary job may not satisfy every single one of your needs to not only feel financially secure in yourself (and pay those seemingly endless household bills), but also to be a true humanitarian to your fellow human beings at the same time.

Please let me know if these suggestions have been of any assistance to you, as I feel that these they might offer you a way of still keeping your main job, but also being able to feel that your life has a greater purpose beyond the four walls of your workplace at the same time.

Your's sincerely,

eye_of_tiger