The ONE:
The inventor, the leader, the newborn baby, the entrepreneur


 The bold and innovative ONE takes risks, makes waves and often has no problem making himself heard. The ONE is born a clean slate, and views life as full of possibilities; he proceeds fearlessly not so much because he is fearless (and he is) but because he has not yet learned what fear is, and doesn't know better! Ignorance, is in this case, the bliss which propels the ONE to success, and ONEs crave success and recognition. ONEs are creative and original, and they truly think outside the box, once again because they don't yet know what the box is! ONEs break rules which make no sense to them, and do not follow the herd, they lead it.

ONEs often have their own businesses, since they like to run their own show, and often star in it. They do not perform well within too much structure or under too much authority, because those things impede the single-minded approach and determination of the ONE. Negative qualities: Can appear dictatorial, selfish, aggressive, have a big mouth and tend to use a steam roller approach to things!

The ONE finds inner peace by learning how to rely on himself and tap into his own resources.

Famous ONEs: Henry Ford, Liz Claiborne, Yves Saint Laurent, Christian Dior, Ayn Rand, Maya Angelou, Martin Luther King, Lech Walesa, Mikhail Gorbachev, Humphrey Bogart, Sean Connery, Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks, Princess Caroline of Monaco, Mae West, Drew Barrymore, Sophia Loren, Raquel Welch, Alicia Silverstone, Sally Field, Maria Shriver, Sting, Truman Capote, Larry King, Carl Sagan, Lauren Hutton, Whitney Houston, Janis Joplin, Dennis Rodman, Shaquille O'Neal, Magic Johnson and Tiger Woods
 

The TWO:
The Partner, The Lover, The Best Friend, The Peacemaker


 Think of two toddlers, learning to share and help one another and you have a good picture of the TWO. Still an innocent and very sensitive, the TWO makes their main priority being there for others in a one-on-one way. They are good listeners, and to them the tone in which something is said is as important as what is being said. They are able to see the both sides of any situation. Often the TWO is really the power behind the throne in their main relationship. They always sense when a friend is in need and make sure to be there for them.

The TWOs inborn peacemaking skills make him a great negotiator and diplomat. The same need for harmony in all areas is exhibited by the TWO's keen eye for beauty, and their love of music and art. Needless to say, their sensitivity to other's needs makes them great lovers, and they truly enjoy themselves by pleasing their partners. Negatives: Because the TWO is so good at seeing both sides of things, they can be indecisive. Their sensitive and shy nature and resultant fear of rejection may cause them to brood, become overcautious or create an impenetrable outer shell in self-defense.

The TWO finds inner peace by making time for himself and learning self-reflection and introspection.

Famous TWOs: Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, Kim Basinger, Kenneth Branagh, Jane Wyman, Pat Benetar, Mozart, Diana Ross, Earth Kitt, Mariah Carey, Ann-Margret, Paula Prentiss, Peter Fonda, Vidal Sasson, Frank Lloyd Wright, Marc Chagall, Gustav Mahler, Rose Kennedy, and Jaqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis
 

The THREE:
The Entertainer, The Optimist, The Pleasure Seeker, The Social Butterfly


 Picture a group of 3 year olds at a birthday party, where the only goal is fun and there is happiness and optimism all around, this is the life of the THREE. Happy-go-lucky, romantic and carefree, the THREE enjoys life and all it has to offer. Life is a party, and he is the host, making sure everyone else is happy, too, whether performing to entertain them or keeping their glass or plate full.

THREEs make great sales people because they like giving people what they need, have no problem being before a crowd, and love anything that is uplifting to others. They make great artists, comedians, dancers, singers and writers because they love to entertain their audience. They possess the gift of gab, and can strike up a conversation with ease. Negative: Can be scattered-brained flirts and have trouble keeping track of finances. Can lack self-discipline and responsibility.

The THREE finds inner peace by developing his intellect and becoming learned in a certain area.

Famous THREEs: Salvador Dali, John Wayne, Bill Cosby, William Shatner, Steven Seagal, Audrey Hepburn, Joan Rivers, Annette Benning, Ellen Barkin, Gloria Swanson, Ella Fitzgerald, Jayne Mansfield, Frank Capra, Alfred Hitchcock, Jane Austen
 

The FOUR:
The Worker, The Builder, The Realist, The Traditionalist


 Time to buckle down and get serious; if the ONE, TWO AND THREEs are the preschoolers, the FOUR is IN SCHOOL. The FOUR is responsible, hardworking, no-nonsense and feels that the grass is plenty green on his side of the fence. Think of a table, with four legs, sturdy and dependable, or a tree trunk, rooted in earth and unmovable. FOURs are practical, logical, controlled and rational, and like structure.

You can recognize them because they are almost always busy, either working, talking about work, working out, or simply working someone for something! They are planners and builders in both concrete and abstract ways. They have a strong sense of right and wrong, and tend to judge others quicker than most, but are very loyal to those they care about and are very dedicated to their goals. They thrive within an organization that has clear rules and objectives, and make great employees. They can be leaders because they command such respect with the tremendous work ethic they display. They are not the first ones to implement change, preferring the status quo and the known to the unknown. The Forties: War and confrontation. Negatives: FOURs can be too rigid, too resistant to change, suspicious of new ideas and pessimistic.

The FOUR finds inner peace by learning to trust others and try new things.

Famous FOURs: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Clint Eastwood, David Duchovney, Donald Trump, Bill Gates, Woody Allen, Regis Philbin, Howard Stern, Joseph Kennedy, Sigmund Freud, Oprah Winfrey, Dolly Parton, Helen Hunt, Esther Williams, Shelley Winters, Roseanne Barr, Frank Sinatra, Paul McCartney, Elton John, Neil Diamond, Tina Turner, Itzhak Perlman, P.T. Barnum, Margaret Thatcher, Vida Blue, Arnold Palmer, Larry Bird, Martina Navratilova, MaryLou Retton, Clara Barton and Grandma Moses
 

The FIVE:
The Adventurer, The Traveler, The Jack-of-All-Trades


 Think of the FIVE as one who has just graduated from his last year of education, and who now is investigating all that life has to offer in preparation for an eventual career choice. And, there are so many choices! FIVEs are experiencing independence for the first time, and want to try everything. One day they want to be a rocket scientist, and the next day a flight attendant. They love to travel and see the world. They truly are multi-talented because when something appeals to them they set their mind to it with verve and can learn anything. They are curious about everything, and they love meeting new people and getting to know them. They possess a natural gift of gab, and can find something in common with everyone.

They appear to like and get along with all the other NUMBERs, although "appear" is the key word here since their natural charm may mask their true feelings. They love the pleasures of food, drink, sex or drugs because those are sensory experiences and the FIVE is very sensual. Often times something or someone comes along which distracts them and they move on to the next without finishing the first project, job or relationship. The Fifties: Carefree, fun and full of possibilities. Negatives: FIVEs have trouble making up their mind, can appear irresponsible and undependable. They need to learn focus and self-discipline, and can be "overly fond" of the sensory pleasures in life to the detriment of themselves and others.

The FIVE finds inner peace by finding a career or activity they love and learning to stick with it.

Famous FIVEs: Marlon Brando, Mick Jagger, Sean Penn, Dudley Moore, Dennis Hopper, Johnny Carson, Don Johnson, Little Richard, Burt Reynolds, Bette Midler, Natalie Cole, Grace Jones, Andre Agassi, Michael J. Fox, Courtney Cox, Jill St. John, Lily Tomlin, Lauren Bacall, Isabella Rossellini, Carly Simon, Liv Tyler, John Cleese, Steve Martin, Dennis Miller, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Jacqueline Susann, Dr. Joyce Brothers and Helen Keller
 

The SIX:
The Teacher, The Caregiver, The Healer, The Parent, The Chef


 The SIX is the young adult who has been to school, seen the world, and made his choice how to start giving back by helping others. They are the idealists who have just joined the Peace Corps. They inspire wisdom and understanding, and love to care for others in a very specific way. They are principled, and very family oriented. They seek to create harmony within their world. They are good managers because they are patient and feel they have something to show others.

They always see the good in others, and don't expect perfection; but they do expect others to learn from their mistakes and are willing to help them do so. They make great architects, artists, and public servants. They have a sympathetic ear and are always there to help others. The Sixties: Hippies who wanted to change the world. Negatives: Can be a nag because they are sure they know better. Can be bigoted, overly proud and tend toward jealousy. Can be self righteous to the point of martyrdom.

They find inner peace by finding something they like to do creatively, and by nurturing it and helping it develop fully without being self conscious... "Dance like nobody's watching."

Famous SIXs: Steven Spielberg, Frances Ford Coppola, Ted Turner, William Randolph Hearst, Nelson Rockefeller, Stevie Wonder, Quincy Jones, Eddie Murphy, Michael Jackson, Fred Astaire, Robert DeNiro, Al Pacino, Michael Caine, Christian Slater, John Denver, Jane Seymour, Goldie Hawn, Sissy Spacek, Meryl Streep, Vanessa Redgrave, Debra Winger, Kathie Lee Gifford, Leeza Gibbons, Linda Ellerbee, Rosie O'Donnell, Melissa Etheridge, Melissa Manchester, Bonnie Raitt, Sinead O'Connor, Gladys Knight, Beverly Sills, Eleanor Roosevelt, Sandra Day O'Connor, Richard Nixon, Jesse Jackson, Bryant Gumbel, Mike Wallace, Ray Bradbury, Isaac Asimov, H.G. Wells, Stephen King, Abner Doubleday, George Steinbrenner and Twiggy
 

The SEVEN:
The Scholar, The Loner, The Individualist, The Searcher for Truth


 Think of someone who has set out on a journey to answer all of life's big questions, and you have a picture of the SEVEN. They seek in solitude, reflecting as they go, absorbed in their task of cracking the mystery of life. SEVENs are easy to recognize: they are perfectionists, work best on their own, at their own pace, and without outside interference. They are tough cookies, SEVENs. They view their mission to find life's answers to be the loftiest of all goals, and this makes them appear uncooperative; but their know-it-all attitude is rooted in their belief that they are working for the greater good. "You won't understand now but trust me, you will thank me later" could be their motto.

They crave knowledge, and are good at keeping secrets. The seven year itch in a marriage, the seventh inning stretch: time to take stock and reflect on the situation. As you might imagine, they are not the easiest people to get close to in a relationship, and even in casual friendships are not the most demonstrative. They make great researchers, engineers, scientists or any jobs that seeks to find the answer to how or why something works or will work better. The Seventies: the ME generation. Negatives: Can appear downright cold, and elitist. They may become isolated and lonely. Their perfectionist attitude inevitably creates disappointment because humans are never perfect.

The SEVEN finds inner peace by learning cooperation: the answer to the mystery of life is right their under their nose all along, in the relationships they need to form with others. (Think of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz: a SEVEN who finds inner peace at the end of her journey when she finally realizes the people around her had the answer she sought.)

Famous SEVENs: Marilyn Monroe, Princess Diana, Queen Elizabeth II, Candice Bergen, Lucille Ball, Mary Tyler Moore, Dyan Cannon, Glenn Close, Dixie Carter, Peggy Lee, Emma Thompson, Julia Roberts, Kate Jackson, Farrah Fawcett, Fran Drescher, Susan Sarandon, Angela Lansbury, John F. Kennedy, Harry Truman, Winston Churchill, Bella Abzug, Eric Clapton, Harry Connick, Jr., Peter Sellars, Hugh Grant, James Woods, Michael Douglas, Mel Gibson, Jerry Seinfeld, Antonio Banderas, Matthew Perry, Bill Bradley, Reggie Jackson, Bruce Jenner, Muhammed Ali, Chris Evert, Emily Dickinson, Francoise Voltaire, Dylan Thomas, Joan Baez, Roberta Flack, Bernadette Peters, Stephen W. Hawking and Mr. Rogers
 

The EIGHT:
The Politician, The Banker


 EIGHTs are in the reward stage of life's nine lessons. They are powerful people who understand how to use their connections, and how to manage, and MAKE money. EIGHTs understand the material world. They know how to use money as a tool, and derive some comfort from material things. They are hard working, exhibit great endurance and understand what makes an organization work and how to keep it working.

Others seek you out for your opinion by virtue that you command respect. You are great at knowing what others want and need, and are excellent at advising them. Your potential mate will most likely be met through your work, since it is there that you are King. The Eighties: BOOM Time, Material Wealth. Negatives: Can be greedy, overly materialistic show-offs. Their power can tend to corrupt them and they can use it for selfish goals instead of that of the greater good.

EIGHTs find inner peace by making their choices based upon what they want, not what others want, and by taking their own advice. They need to realize that their self worth is not measured by money or material things, and that they are worthwhile and attractive human beings without them.

Famous EIGHTs: Elizabeth Taylor, Barbra Streisand, Martha Stewart, Princess Grace Kelly, Joan Collins, Jane Fonda, Nancy Reagan, Liza Minnelli, Diane Keaton, Geena Davis, Molly Ringwald, Aretha Franklin, Melina Mercouri, Saddam Hussein, Andrew Carnegie, General Douglas MacArthur, Bob Dole, Sir Lawrence Olivier, Pablo Picasso, Paul Newman, Warren Beatty, Richard Gere, Kelsey Grammar, Lorenzo Lamas, Chevy Chase, Oliver Stone, Martin Scorsese, Michelangelo, Dick Clark, John Sebastian Bach, Igor Stravinsky, John Phillips Sousa, Catherine the Great, Ulysses. S. Grant, Joe Namath, Jim Palmer, Wayne Gretzky, Ty Cobb, Neil Armstrong, George Bernard Shaw, Naomi Campbell, Mary Hart, Joan Lunden, Diane Sawyer, Estee Lauder, Mary Baker Eddy and Fabio
 

The NINE:
The Philanthropist, The Humanitarian, The Utopian


 Think of an old mellow great-grandmother, sitting on the porch in her rocking chair, taking in the beauty of a lovely fall day; nothing surprises her at this point in her existence, since she has experienced so much of what life has to offer: The NINE is the old soul who takes life as it comes and deals with its ups and downs with confidence and self-assurance. NINE is the number of completion. Babies take nine months to be completed.

The NINE never meets a stranger and understands the karmic nature of any chance meeting. It can be said that the NINE is the only number born with inner peace, and his journey is not about himself and his needs, but rather about the needs of the world in general and promoting the greater good. He is here to take care of and guide the rest of us, numbers ONE thru EIGHT, in our journeys. The NINE knows that the way to true rewards is in giving and sacrificing for others, and understands that holding on too tightly to anything-material goods or personal relationships-causes pain. Unprejudiced, he is the true egalitarian, evaluating others on what they can do for the larger cause. His passion is found in his love for his dreams for the world more than in one on one love. The Nineties: Planning for a better world. Negatives: The NINE can be impatient with inefficiency and critical with those less perceptive than he is. He has a tendency toward elitism and at the extreme can be a power-hungry, praise-seeking glutton.

Famous NINES: Jimmy Carter, Carol King, Garth Brooks, Priscilla Presley, Ricki Lake, Norman Rockwell, Gregory Hines, Paul Revere, George Burns, Burt Lancaster, Rock Hudson, Linda Evans, Ethel Merman, Mary Martin, Madelyn Kahn, Jane Curtin, Angie Dickinson, Beau Bridges, Anthony Hopkins, Jim Carrey, Jimi Hendrix, Louisa May Alcott, Kurt Vonnegut, Richard Pryor, Gary Shandling, Bill Murray, Julia Child and Colonel Sanders
 

The ELEVEN:
The Master Visionary

Your number is a master number. Master numbers are best defined as those people who have a higher spiritual calling and are endowed with certain special qualities. It is a double edged sword to have a MASTER number, because it implies a greater burden to bear than others have to bear. Master numbers may control a person, but having a master number as your Life Path number does imply a very deep innate ability to accomplish great good, (or great evil.) The personality qualities implied are basically the same as the number to which the MASTER number reduces, but are accentuated and give the person the biggest opportunity to leave a lasting impression in the world.

Often aware at an early age that they attract more attention than most, the ELEVENs often do not understand what causes this and can be made uncomfortable by it. It is the first sign of their extra abilities, and can take some time for them grow into their power. For this reason, they are often considered late bloomers, not coming into their own until ages 35 to 45. But then, watch out! They have the ability to inspire others and uplift mankind more than any other of the numbers. This ability to uplift can be through espousing personal beliefs that entertain or inspire. Often these are unique personal insights into philosophy, religion and/or spiritual matters.

Since the ELEVEN reduces to TWO, the personality description of the TWO applies, but in the case of the 11 is more accentuated:

The TWO:
The Partner, The Lover, The Best Friend, The Peacemaker

Think of a two toddlers, learning to share and help one another and you have a good picture of the TWO. Still an innocent and very sensitive, the TWO makes their main priority being there for others in a one-on-one way. They are good listeners, and to them the tone in which something is said is as important as what is being said. They are able to see the both sides of any situation. Often the TWO is really the power behind the throne in their main relationship. They always sense when a friend is in need and make sure to be there for them.

The TWOs inborn peacemaking skills make him a great negotiator and diplomat. The same need for harmony in all areas is exhibited by the TWO's keen eye for beauty, and their love of music and art. Needless to say, their sensitivity to other's needs makes them great lovers, and they truly enjoy themselves by pleasing their partners. Negatives: Because the TWO is so good at seeing both sides of things, they can be indecisive. Their sensitive and shy nature and resultant fear of rejection may cause them to brood, become overcautious or create an impenetrable outer shell in self-defense.

The TWO finds inner peace by making time for himself and learning self-reflection and introspection.

Famous ELEVENS: Bill and Hillary Clinton, Jackie Kennedy Onassis, Shirley Temple Black, Coco Chanel, Katharine Hepburn, George C. Scott, Richard Burton, Bobby Darin, Rose Kennedy, Bobby Kennedy, Burt Bacharach, W.C. Fields, Jack Benny, Alvin Ailey, Sir Francis Bacon and Gloria Vanderbilt
 

The TWENTY-TWO:
The MASTER Builder

Your number is a master number. Master numbers are best defined as those people who have a higher spiritual calling and are endowed with certain special qualities. It is a double edged sword to have a MASTER number, because it implies a greater burden to bear than others have to bear. Master numbers may control a person, but having a master number as your Life Path number does imply a very deep innate ability to accomplish great good, (or great evil.) The personality qualities implied are basically the same as the number to which the MASTER number reduces, but are accentuated and give the person the biggest opportunity to leave a lasting impression in the world.

These people get an idea, plan it out, orchestrate the smallest details and create great and lasting things. Often they leave behind a legacy of structure that will last long into the future. They can handle tasks, tasks that others would find impossible, through extreme dedication, excellent organizational skills and unwavering diligence. They have an extraordinary potential for great wealth and influence. Workaholics whose work pays off in a big, big way!!!

Since the TWENTY-TWO reduces to the FOUR, the personality traits of the FOUR apply in an accentuated manner:

The FOUR:
The Worker, The Builder, The Realist, The Traditionalist

Time to buckle down and get serious; if the ONE, TWO AND THREEs are the preschoolers, the FOUR is IN SCHOOL. The FOUR is responsible, hardworking, no-nonsense and feels that the grass is plenty green on his side of the fence. Think of a table, with four legs, sturdy and dependable, or a tree trunk, rooted in earth and unmovable. FOURs are practical, logical, controlled and rational, and like structure. You can recognize them because they are almost always busy, either working, talking about work, working out, or simply working someone for something!

They are planners and builders in both concrete and abstract ways. They have a strong sense of right and wrong, and tend to judge others quicker than most, but are very loyal to those they care about and are very dedicated to their goals. They thrive within an organization that has clear rules and objectives, and make great employees. They can be leaders because they command such respect with the tremendous work ethic they display. They are not the first ones to implement change, preferring the status quo and the known to the unknown. Negatives: FOURs can be too rigid, too resistant to change, suspicious of new ideas and pessimistic.

The FOUR finds inner peace by learning to trust others and try new things.

Famous TWENTY-TWOS: Leonardo Da Vinci, Hugh Hefner, Oprah Winfrey, Betty Ford, Bill Gates, Frank Sinatra, Elton John, Donald Trump, Paul McCartney, Harriet Beecher Stowe, P. T. Barnum, Henry VIII, Roseanne Barr, Tina Turner