Life Path Number 6:
The Nurturer
Whether you are a man or a woman, if you are born under the Life Path Number 6 you have the gift of being the emotional centre of your family (or workplace, or town).
In order to feel happy, you must feel useful, and useful you are.
A Life Path Number 6 is the ultimate family head, not in a dominating way but more like the axle on which the wheel turns. This is the most home and family oriented of numbers.
You are probably always ready to offer a friendly ear to a colleague, a home-cooked meal to a sad friend or a soothing touch to a sick child. You have emotional support to spare and your advice (when you give it) tends to be practical, kind and effective.
Although your own moral code tends towards the conservative, you try very hard not to judge anyone else and this shines through in all of your dealings with people. You are probably loved, trusted and admired by those who know you well. The downside of this wonderful nurturing ability is that you may feel that you are always the one waiting to pick up the load that other people drop.
This is a very real danger for you, especially from the unscrupulous types who have no qualms about letting someone else do their dirty work. So ingrained is it in you to help wherever you can that you sometimes assume that everyone in the world is as trustworthy and fair as you are. If only it were so. This tendency to take on the burdens of others doesn't just apply to strangers and acquaintances: family members and other loved ones who are great people may often find themselves leaning on you just a little too heavily.
From time to time, it is in the best interests of a Life Path Number 6 to say no, even if it's just for the practise.Remember that it is sometimes just as helpful to let your loved ones take a little fall as it is to catch them.
ii think its accurate,
"you may feel that you are always the one waiting to pick up the load that other people drop. "
disppointed,
not appreciated?
duh.
fake.
The Nurturer
Whether you are a man or a woman, if you are born under the Life Path Number 6 you have the gift of being the emotional centre of your family (or workplace, or town).
In order to feel happy, you must feel useful, and useful you are.
A Life Path Number 6 is the ultimate family head, not in a dominating way but more like the axle on which the wheel turns. This is the most home and family oriented of numbers.
You are probably always ready to offer a friendly ear to a colleague, a home-cooked meal to a sad friend or a soothing touch to a sick child. You have emotional support to spare and your advice (when you give it) tends to be practical, kind and effective.
Although your own moral code tends towards the conservative, you try very hard not to judge anyone else and this shines through in all of your dealings with people. You are probably loved, trusted and admired by those who know you well. The downside of this wonderful nurturing ability is that you may feel that you are always the one waiting to pick up the load that other people drop.
This is a very real danger for you, especially from the unscrupulous types who have no qualms about letting someone else do their dirty work. So ingrained is it in you to help wherever you can that you sometimes assume that everyone in the world is as trustworthy and fair as you are. If only it were so. This tendency to take on the burdens of others doesn't just apply to strangers and acquaintances: family members and other loved ones who are great people may often find themselves leaning on you just a little too heavily.
From time to time, it is in the best interests of a Life Path Number 6 to say no, even if it's just for the practise.Remember that it is sometimes just as helpful to let your loved ones take a little fall as it is to catch them.
ii think its accurate,
"you may feel that you are always the one waiting to pick up the load that other people drop. "
disppointed,
not appreciated?
duh.
fake.
posted by ..::ii amm trapp-edd::..Addiicttedd to y-o-u at
1:20 PM
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