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lemondrop13 · 06-19-2009, 10:40 AM

Thinking that the two students who replied answered quite beautifully, Professor Shackleton deposited one peppermint toad apiece on their desks and then resumed her position at the front of the classroom. With a flick of her wand, the following steps appeared on the board:

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Steps for Finding Your Destiny Number
1. Write out your birth name and assign the appropriate numbers to each letter.
2. Add each name separately; you may get a double-digit sum.
3. Reduce any double-digit sums you get for each name to its single digit root number.
4. Add the reduced numbers for your first, second, and third (or as many names as officially on your birth certificate) names together.
5. Reduce the double-digit sum to a single root number - unless your result is a Master Number.

"I'd like everyone to read over the steps I've just posted. We are now going to calculate my Destiny Number as an example and then you will be free to go. So, my full name is Macadrian Ashling Shackleton. Will a couple of you come up to the board and assign a number to each letter? Then calculate the Destiny Number. As many of you as you'd like can come up, so don't worry about raising your hand. Just get up here if you'd like to give it a try."

06-19-2009, 10:40 AM	#94 (permalink)
lemondrop13 DMAC Hippogriff Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Rhode Island, USA Posts: 22,383 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane W. Fordyce First Year	Cheesy Mac Thinking that the two students who replied answered quite beautifully, Professor Shackleton deposited one peppermint toad apiece on their desks and then resumed her position at the front of the classroom. With a flick of her wand, the following steps appeared on the board: Quote: Steps for Finding Your Destiny Number 1. Write out your birth name and assign the appropriate numbers to each letter. 2. Add each name separately; you may get a double-digit sum. 3. Reduce any double-digit sums you get for each name to its single digit root number. 4. Add the reduced numbers for your first, second, and third (or as many names as officially on your birth certificate) names together. 5. Reduce the double-digit sum to a single root number - unless your result is a Master Number. "I'd like everyone to read over the steps I've just posted. We are now going to calculate my Destiny Number as an example and then you will be free to go. So, my full name is Macadrian Ashling Shackleton. Will a couple of you come up to the board and assign a number to each letter? Then calculate the Destiny Number. As many of you as you'd like can come up, so don't worry about raising your hand. Just get up here if you'd like to give it a try." __________________