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The Hidden Meaning of Names |
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What's in a name? Global-Peace Jewish food Philosophy & Kabbala Free Webmaster Gold bank |
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Sometimes a name
can affect the child's character, and future. The Midrash on the Book of Ruth
says that Naomi's name suggests her fine character: "Naomi - for her
deeds were na'im u-ne'imim (nice and pleasant)". .
The
hidden power of a name...
Mind and
thought have their origin in an abstract plane of conscious intelligence,
which comes into manifest form through the symbols of language. The brain is
not the source of the mind, but merely the physical instrument of the mind.
When name is attached to an individual, certain specific forces of conscious
intelligence are combined. They constitute the nucleus of the mind. The
conscious forces combined by the name can be represented by a numerical
formula in much the same way as the basic chemical elements combined in a
chemical compound can be represented by a chemical formula. The mental
characteristics of an individual can be read from the numerical formula
representing the person's name, just as the characteristics of a chemical
compound can be read from its chemical formula. No not every one with the
same name in the same but we can see many similarity's, if it a strong name
such as Josef we see that many individuals are in the extremes either very
righteous or lacking. The analysis of the names on our web site is based
on the Hebrew
language alphabet. Were letters are not only sounds and numbers but have
spiritual value and meaning.
Personalized name
Reading Have
you ever wondered what powers your name contains? Have your name read, using
the knowledge of the ancient Kabala and Numerology. Email us with your sign,
your Hebrew date of birth, your name (if you have a special Hebrew spelling
that differs from the form please include) and your mother's name. We will
develop a special report about you. For only $10 Along
with a name analysis if you do not have as of yet a Hebrew name we can try to match you up with one. Plus
we will give you your special Pasuk from the Holy Torah, which matches your
name. A NAME
DIVINELY GIVEN It is customary
to name a boy at his brit milah. The most common custom is to name a girl at
the first Torah reading after the birth or on the first Shabbat. (Excerpted from
"B'shaah Tova - The Jewish Woman's Clinical and Halachic Guide to
Pregnancy and Childbirth", Feldheim publishers.) Very
Important Note on Choosing Baby Names!!
If
you are looking for a baby name, do
not choose a first name based on the short analysis given.
The baby's name must be in harmony with both:
Short
article about baby names form the Jewish perspective here. |
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