Excessive numbers
In the above items, we have already seen how they obtained the number of destination (or birth) and the personality. When you get past this, and note equivalency numbers for each letter in our name, it is likely that we noticed that there are certain digits that were repeated more than once, and others who simply do not appear.
Let's go back to the example that we put in a previous topic:
ANA MARIA GONZALEZ ROJAS
1 +5 +1 +4 +1 +1 +9 +1 +7 +7 + 5 +9 +1 +3 +5 +9 +1 +7 +1 +1 +2 = 81
At first glance, we note that the number 1 prevails in this name.
Now we will see in practice, what numbers are repeated and which are absent in our name.
Make a vertical list of numbers from 1 to 9. Then, go marking an x beside each time it appears a number. Then, the total amount of x for each number. We will sample the same name with which we have worked, Ana Gonzalez Rojas Mana:
1 = XXXXXXXXX = 9 times
2 = x = 1 time
3 = x = 1 time
4 = x = 1 time
5 = xxx = 3 times
6 = absent
7 = xxx = 3 times
8 = absent
9 = xxx = 3 times
If we divide the total by four numbers: 21:4, we get a total of 5 and fraction. This calculation gives excessive numbers, which in our example would be represented by 1. The division is always done by four to calculate numbers that are presented on a level higher than the quarter. These digits refer to a quality or characteristic that is so strong in the person who could become a default, and, therefore, you need to know to work it.
Then we deliver the list of meanings of excess every number in the name of each:
1: Tendency to feel persecuted or attacked.
2: You can cancel your personality by others.
3: Tendency to the frivolity and talk too much.
4: Lack of spirituality. Too much importance to the material.
5: Too many changes can diminish stability.
6: Tendency to bear responsibilities beyond already blamed unnecessarily.
7: Too much freedom you may need a warning to not use eye wrong.
8: You can specify a double life, whether in the material or the spiritual.
9: You can fall into the extreme religious fanaticism, or the perception of being too particular.
