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Originally Posted by
lemondrop13 
"Please feel free to use this time to calculate your own Life Path Number. Once you've gotten a number, refer to the textbook for an explanation. Then, decide how much of it applies to you now or may apply to you in the future. Determine how it makes you feel - optimistic? curious? frightened? Please write an analysis of how that number applies to your life and try to be specific whenever possible."
Aww, she wanted a Jelly Slug. AND house points. Pay attention!
What was Shackleton on? She seemed to be even happier than normal, throwing the slugs around like that. My goodness, she was in a FANTASTIC mood.
"Dang Professor, gettin' jiggy with it!" Karma said, laughing slightly at the professor's actions.
She looked up to the blackboard to see what was being written.
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1. Find the number of your birth month.
2. If your birth day is a double-digit number, reduce it to a single number.
3. Add the year numbers together to get a single number.
4. Add all three reduced numbers for the month, day, and year together.
5. Reduce the final double-digit numbers.
Okay. Karma's birthday was November 7, 2050. November was the 11th month, soo. 1+1=2. Her day was already a single number, so she moved to the year. 2+0+5+0=7.
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Kar's Parchment
Bday: November 7, 2050
1+1=2
2+0+5+0=7
2+7+7= 16
1+6=7
Ooooh. Her life path number was 7. Now, to flip to her textbook.
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SEVEN (7): Your path will lead you to study, test, and analyze everything because you can't be satisfied with anything at face value. You'll seek the meaning of existence and will always be exploring mysteries and the unexplainable to find meaning for your life. Once you've learned this lesson, you'll move on to the next phase - sharing your wisdom of the metaphysical with others. You're a born seeker - philosophical, scientific, etc. - and because of your solitary investigation of the unknown, others will seek you out for your wisdom. Career/vocation options include any job that calls for analysis, deductive reasoning, or scientific knowledge, such as teaching, or any field where you'll be allowed to study or contemplate things bigger than you.
SCORE! That was Karma, down to a T. This was rather exciting for her, because she LIKED the description that the book gave for her.
"So basically, because my number is saying I'm veryyy nosey. Which can come in handy with a lot of careers. Kind of like with the Department of Mysteries, riiight?"
She stopped for a moment and wondered.
"What careers do you think would be good for me, professor?"