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“Next we moved to the Challenge position.  Now, why, I wondered, did the Challenge position have to also be one of those positions which can prove to be a challenge to maintain in the positive mode during a lifetime?

The Challenge Position

Why was it the most difficult positions were going to be a challenge to hold in the positive mode during a lifetime!  Why did we have to make this so challenging?

Enough of feeling sorry for myself!  I needed to learn more and I felt very confident Becca and her knowledge and talents in the numerology realm would reveal much, much more.”

“Becca explained:  An eleven (11) in the Mastery position speaks to an individual who relates to the personal discipline and a willingness to devote myself to a higher ideal in life.  Their spiritual life is a barometer for their personal success whether as a truth for all or pain and duality.

The Mastery Position

Individuals with an eleven (11) in the Mastery position also have tendencies to worry about money, appearance and how others see us!  They also must master the physical realm and experience their own perfection. 

And finally, an eleven (11) feels a connection with all things. Eleven (11) in the Mastery position was what I needed to master in this lifetime.  I had seen it over and over again…over and over!  These numbers were proving to be very revealing.”

“I shared this with Becca and she indicated that, given some of my other numbers, my comment was very believable.  It seems each number stands alone and works in concert with other numbers.  So, an eleven (11) in the Mastery position can be very easily influenced by other numbers in the Soul Blueprint.

With this side conversation, we moved on to the specific attributes of an eleven (11) in the Mastery position – to speak about me (I liked this process as it truly was focused on me and my life…when do we ever have that kind of focus without feeling like we are taking time from someone else?)”

The Number Eleven

“Becca looked at me and asked what I was thinking.  I had to confess that I really hoped this ‘locked box’ was filled with a number that spoke to an easy challenge in the Mastery position.

The Mastery Position

She smiled as she started to share more despite my reservations.  It seems I have an eleven (11) in the Mastery position.  And, as with the two (2) in the Soul position, there are both positives and negative attributes to the number.

The positive attributes to an eleven (11) are the attributes of integrity, divine inspiration, and electrical energy, inventive and spreads the light.  I liked these attributes!

The negative attributes to an eleven (11) are the attributes of conflict, martyrdom, impractical, fanatic and with a lack of human understanding.  Hmmmm, these were a bit more negative than I had anticipated.  And, as I thought of my life I really did not see much of the negative side playing out in my life.”

“And that was only the first number.  We moved next to the Mastery position.  This is also a position that is difficult to maintain in the positive mode during a lifetime.

The Mastery Position

The Mastery position represents our homework assignment for this lifetime.  It represents an area of experience that we will be working on perfecting thorough out our lifetime.   It is like a locked box, as it contains something we must work to open and master – over and over again.

I sat there silently wondering what of my recurring issues were in this little locked box in the Mastery position.  It could be any number of things or perhaps all.  I sat there silently hoping beyond hope this would be an easy assignment.”

“Becca answered that thought almost immediately.  She took out the chart she had created for me.  And what a chart is was.  In the SOUL position, she had further interpreted the numbers for me as they related to the position.   She shared that each position had a different influence on the number found in that position.  So, in her Soul Blueprinting format, she took the number and the position and applied all that she had studied and understood to take the information a bit further.

The SOUL Position

What resulted was that in the SOUL position a number two (2) indicates a basic personality (remember the meaning of the position) that is longing to belong.  In fact, the life theme of an individual with a two (2) in this position is one of longing to  For this person (that would be me)it is important to learn to say no. 

Oh my, not one of my strengths.  When I shared this fact with Becca, she told me that it was no surprise.  Saying ‘No’ is one of the life lessons of someone with a two (2) in their SOUL position.”

“Uncover my own personal path?  What an incredible idea.  I jumped right in.

Becca, with her quiet and unassuming style, was simply sitting there smiling as I turned to her with great zeal and asked when we could meet. 

So we compared our calendars and set a time to meet the next week.  Before the meeting we each had homework.  I provided Becca with my full birth date.

She asked me to learn a bit more about the power of Numerology by going to her web site,  http://www.soulblueprint.com, and learn a bit more about the world of Numerology and how she uniquely utilizes an individual’s numbers to assist them in understanding themselves.

I was delighted and promised to do my homework and we ended our meeting.”

“First Joy wanted to know what stones kept reappearing and in what sequence or pattern I had discerned as I had studied my own life.  I shared with her that it seemed on Monday and sometimes Tuesday I was drawn to wear Moonstone, the Stone of New Beginnings; sometimes on Tuesday and nearly always on Wednesday, I seemed to be attracted to Amethyst, the Stone of Clarity; typically by Thursday I was attracted to wear Carnelian, the Stone of Courage; and by Friday I was nearly always wearing Jasper, the Supreme Nurturing Stone.

She was amazed and not really surprised.  Joy told me that my own analysis was going to assist me in seeing my patterns and needs.  She then asked what I typically wore on the weekend.

That varied a great deal (or so my research had indicated).  I often would wear a jazzy Pearl necklace (the Calming Stone) and if not my funky Pearl necklace, I often wore Citrine, the Stone of Rejuvenation or Turquoise, the Stone of Strength. 

What I wanted to know was how to interpret the patterns I had discovered.  What were these patterns telling me about me?”

The Intuitive Coach (I call her Joy due to the delight her sessions bring me), smiled and asked me to provide more information on each of the groupings I had outlined for her in this oh so amazing list of activities.

And I began with the stone energy experiments with my friends.  I told Joy how each friend had selected a stone they were drawn to, had agreed to wear that stone every day for a three week period, and how, at the end of the period, we had convened and reviewed what was happening in each person’s life.  And, as the stories unfolded, how we all noticed the impact of the various stones, however subtle and however different, on each friend’s life.  I used a couple of my friends as examples – both of the amazing impact and of the very subtle and not easily recognizable impact the stones had seemed to have on their lives.

We then discussed my conversations with the ladies who seemed to know about subtle stone energy and what I had learned during those conversations.”

“With all that I had to do on “The Plan”, why, oh why, did I have to keep coming back to this book on stones and stone energies?  Why was I not satisfied with the four wonderful stones I had discovered.  But no, the book kept drawing me back.  And now I found myself reading the information on a stone known as Moonstone.

Moonstone – the stone of New Beginnings.  What was going to be more important in my life than the new beginnings I was about to embark upon?  And, let’s see, how did Moonstone’s subtle energy support new beginnings?  The book indicated that the subtle energies of Moonstone are connected with the moon and intuition; that the subtle energies smooth emotional stress; and finally that they assists the wearer to be open to serendipity and synchronicity.  How perfect .  And I loved all of the colors of Moonstone  – from pach, to grey, to white, to what was described as “gentle rainbow”.  How beautiful.

Was I going to end up with all of the stones the author described in this book in my talisman?”