Numerology, Astrology & Predestination - You Can Only Manifest That Which Matches Your Karmic Plan

Some of our New Age friends claim they can erase all of ntheir karma and create whatever they desire.

No more relationship, family, money, or health problems.
Sounds good!

Alas, years of empirical research convinces us that this is nimpossible.

If it were possible to create whatever you wanted at any ntime and erase your challenging karma, numerologists nand astrologers would be unable to predict your future ncircumstances. Interpreted correctly, numerology and nastrology charts consistently reflect your predestined nlife situations. n
It sure would be nice to have a totally clean slate in life and nexperience only what you consciously choose, but it appears nthat nobody has the ability to skip the difficult lessons.

A numerologist saying to a client, based on her charts, (with nno knowledge of that person prior to the session), "...you fell ndeeply in love age 36 for the first time in your life..." and the client saying, "...yes, it was wonderful, and it still is..." supports the notion of fate and destiny, rather than absolute free will, especially since that same consultant would have identified the event in the charts before the client was 36.

As another example, some struggling actors "make it" and nmany don't. Although the "path" itself is oftentimes more nimportant than the desired destiny, expert numerologists can naccurately determine who is destined for fame, wealth, or nsuccess and who is not.

Even the charts of so-called self-actualized people firmly nindicate that they do not have free will to erase their karma nand create as they wish. However, being self-actualized nallows one to more easily accept situations and forgive npeople, so they glide through life with more ease than nothers.

Many feel it's more accurate to think of life on earth as the nprocess of co-creating what is to be. A reasonable theory, nbased on life between life research, is that we all have ncomplete free will as souls, but much of it can only be nexercised before we are born into this world. n
Yes, you must take action at the right time and put one nfoot in front of the other to bring about fate while here non earth, but to expect to be able to consistently "create nthe life of your dreams," is unrealistic, unless of course nyour dreams are aligned with your destiny.

Many metaphysical practitioners promote such notions as
"create your desired reality" and "erase your karma" ("anyone ncan do it!"). Unfortunately, their clients who fail to reach goals mistakenly assume they didn't try hard enough or that they ndidn't deserve to get what they wanted, when in reality the ngoal may not have been part of their highest path.

Instead of feeling like a failure because you didn't "create" nsomething you wanted, it's more effective to get in touch with nyour individual fate and true earthy purpose. In doing so, you nmore easily recognize your highest path and apply free will nmore constructively. Then, when you "go for it," you’re much nmore likely to succeed because you have time, destiny, and the
Universe on your side.

Copyright © 2007 Scott Petullo, Stephen Petullo