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You may want to ask a few trusted friends this question about your name. See what trends are in their responses.
Now apply Picasso technique. Answer this same question again but draw your answer. Pictures and words each access different responses. When you look in both places -- words and pictures -- you will find a much more complete answer than if you looked in only one.
After you have discovered significance of your name, decide if you like it. If so, celebrate it in joy and self-respect.
If not, choose a new significance. Write about it. Draw it. Then go out and live it. You have right, responsibility and power to determine meaning of your name, and your life. You and your name can stand for whatever you desire.
Attention, everyone! Meet newest entry in _Who's Who_ of entire galaxy. With a drum roll and trumpet blast, I proudly introduce -- you!
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