I’m sorry to say that so far, all of the articles written on the importance of naming have been incorrect because few people understand the process for naming. Standalone names mean whatever they mean in a particular culture. “Suri” means princess in Hebrew, red rose in Farsi and pickpocket in Japanese–so what does the name “Suri” really mean? When the name and birthdate are assigned to a birth certificate, they become a blueprint of what that child will experience in this lifetime but the names you think they represent are no longer valid.

You would not believe the secrets that lay hidden within a name and a birthdate.
The name reveals the baby’s personal characteristics and traits (Soul Desire, Personality, Purpose and eight lessons to be learned) while the birthdate reveals the child’s development areas (strengths and weaknesses).

All children are born with a spiritual master plan–their blueprint but unfortunately, the naming convention is not only misunderstood but it would be shocking if parents learned the truth about naming in general and how it will affect their child’s life. The most important gift a parent will ever bestow on their child is his/her name.

It’s unfortunate that most people are not aware of the importance the naming convention has which is largely due to the fact that only a few experts exist who really know what’s behind a name.

Joanne Justis
Chaldean Master Numerologist and Author
Baby Naming Expert
http://www.NumbersRU.com