Wisdom From The Past

This numerical trick may seem farfetched but study of symbolic meaning of numbers has existed for thousands of years. The earliest known study of numerology is mentioned in Jewish Kabbalah. Each single digit, beginning with 1 and ending with 9, has a symbolic vibration. Using these numeric symbols as focal points can help you achieve your real estate goals. Below I have provided some brief interpretations of meaning of numbers. When purchasing or selling your property use your property’s natural “lucky number” to maximize potential of market.

1 is number of individuality and initiating action. 2 is number of cooperation and adaptability. 3 is number of communication and joy. 4 is number of home and stability. 5 is number of visionary expansion. 6 is number of responsibility and nurturing. 7 is number analysis, awareness and understanding. 8 is number of power and status. 9 is number of creativity and humanitarianism.

The numbers 11 and 22 are also significant. 11 is associated with spirituality and intuition. 22 is symbolic number of a born leader or “Master Builder”.

Create Your Own Reality

Lucky charms and numbers may seem like fortune telling. In actuality these tricks are simply tools mind uses to concentrate our will; it is basic psychology! When we concentrate our will on positive ideas and experiences we are able to create these things in our reality. If you believe you can make a successful home investment, you will! If you have confidence in your ability to get best price for your property, you will! To learn more about creative real estate strategies please visit my web site, Voncannonrealestate.com and read other titles, such as “Feng Shui Your Home To Help It Sell Quicker”.

How do you respond when that initial flash appears? Do you get caught up in excitement of it? Are you likely to share your enthusiasm in a way that is noisy—or are you more likely to watch in silence? What is your NATURAL TENDENCY?

In name of freedom everywhere, I’d like to offer this tip to those who may be convinced that mindfulness requires silence: try making noise. And to those who are more likely to hoot and holler, here’s a suggestion: be quiet.

In other words, use fireworks as an opportunity to free yourself from your typical response pattern, and pay attention to newness of it. After all, mindfulness starts when we notice something new. So, instead of focusing on always finding something to get excited about, try tweaking your own way of reacting. And then, watch THAT.

Start with big, glorious displays in night sky. Observe. Watch yourself. Do what you normally wouldn’t do.

Later, try same thing with those mental fireworks. Observe. Watch yourself. Do what you normally wouldn’t do.

And celebrate your independence.