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“The not so positive general attributes of a ten (10) include being fearful, sloppy, having shaky nerve, being easily discouraged, mousy, continually exhausted and in denial of their destiny.

“With this understanding, I was ready to learn my Path number, revealing my Soul’s purpose in this earth iteration.

“Becca then moved on to the Path Position on my personal Soul Blueprint.
The Path position is also known as the Soul’s Mission and is another position that takes effort to maintain in its positive aspects.  And, again, Becca reminded me that these positions, albeit not necessarily easy ones, provide us with the challenge we seek in this lifetime, this iteration. 

“Ok, somehow I had thought the Asset Position would be an easy one to understand and to interact with. Not the case!  This position was one of the most demanding and challenging of the lot. I asked Becca why she had not coined this position the ‘challenge’ position as it seemed even more challenging than the position by that name.

Her response was that assets are often challenging.  That many of us want a wide array of assets to call upon – we believe that by having assets we will have plenty and our lives will be easy and effortless.

When, in fact, her experience working with many thousands of individual, is that the stronger the Asset Position and all of its attributes, the more challenging the bringing forth of those assets.  And, with this conversation, she acknowledge that having an eleven (11) in that position was a bit demanding.

With that said, she moved on to the Path Position.”

“With this information, I relaxed and listened to Becca most intently.

She went on to say that when the attributes of the number eleven was merged with the attributes of the Asset Position, the outcome results in the following:

In order to move more deeply into my Gift and Knowledge, I must remain unattached to outcomes and trust that I will be divinely inspired and instructed.  (Now, that was a lot to ask, in my humble opinion).   

To access my spiritual mastery and see the Divine in everything, I needed to understand my own interconnectedness.  (Who knew this position would be so demanding?) 

To remember that those who come to serve are served, from a place of strength not weakness; to remember that being in service does not mean the same as being a servant.

To step forward and claim my role as a bringer of truth and light; to be a visionary – dreaming; envisioning, imagining and inspiring.”