The name is a kind of astral passport of a person from an esoteric point of view. The name is given to a person at birth and, as a rule, remains with him for life. But often people have doubts about the correctness of the name given by their parents. And often their intuition does not let them down.
Religion treats name change rather ambiguously and often discourages doing so. But is such a procedure so dangerous? What is the influence of the name on a person's life? How to choose the right name? Should I change it and when? The answers to the questions can be found in the article material.
The influence of the name on fate
Scientifically, a name is a person's identification code. From the esoteric, this is a kind of energy code with the help of which the fate of a person is established. By the way, it's not for nothing that many representatives of subcultures, for example, the Goths, choose astral ones in addition to their real name. This practice is a kind of protection of the bodily embodiment from the influence of otherworldly forces.
The name can both positively and negatively influence human destiny. It all depends on how a person feels himself under the influence of this or that energy code. For example, there are often cases when changing a name, a person not only changed fate, but even those external indicators of a person that are simply impossible to explain scientifically changed. Therefore, parents should be more sensitive to the choice of a name for a child, so that in adulthood he does not have a desire to change it, because this procedure means a parent's mistake, which, alas, not everyone is able to recognize.
How to choose the right name for a person?
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When choosing a name for a newborn baby, parents should follow these helpful tips:
• When choosing a name for a child, it is worth analyzing the possible offensive nicknames associated with it. The fact is that children at school are often cruel and give a nickname by name, which is assigned to the child for life. Therefore, wise parents should provide for this scenario and choose the name that is least suitable for nicknames;
• The name should be infrequent. This advice is due to the fact that the child likes to feel special. So, if there are 5 Masha in the class, then the children will most likely feel somewhat oppressed in such an atmosphere, confusion will often arise;
• It is better not to associate names with relatives. You should not name your son after the father, and the child after the mother. This advice is especially relevant to those whose relative has died from an illness. The name can drag negative diseases onto a person through a generation. Also, do not call the child the names of suicides, rapists or serial maniacs;
• You should also not give too confusing or funny names. For example, you shouldn't call a child Lucifer, just like Jesus. It also makes no sense to give the child names of the times of the USSR, since at present they will sound at least ridiculous and funny.
When should I change my name?
In life, there are often cases when a person thinks about changing his name. Signs that indicate the correctness of the decision can be very different. These include such as:
• Internal imbalance with the chosen name at birth. Of course, the name given to a person from birth was with him until a certain moment. But when hearing his name, a person should feel joy and pride. If in his heart he is embarrassed and thinks, for example: "What kind of Dashulya I am ?!", "Why are you calling me Sasha ?!" then this is a clear sign of the incompatibility of the name with the person. This happens and in this case there is nothing paranormal, you just need to change your name and self-confidence and new perspectives will appear;
• When the name has become obsolete. If a person's idea of changing his name has become an obsession, then it is worth changing it. This signal indicates that the name has exhausted its energy resources and only puts pressure on the person on the mental plane. Such pressure is unlikely to benefit the bearer of the name, except for moral fatigue and depression, an obsession with this idea;
• Parents may react negatively or sarcastically to such "leprosy" of the child. In this case, you should not focus on the opinions of relatives. Such denials indicate only the inexperience of parents in the esoteric aspect of choosing a name. They do not understand that the wrong name given to the child brings him more trouble than good. In fairness, it should be noted that after 18 years of age, a child has the right to change his name without parental consent.
These tips will help mature individuals decide on a name change and a new choice for themselves.