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Iridian
The Letter for the King is a children's historical novel by the Dutch writer Tonke Dragt, first published in 1962. Subsequently, The Secrets of the Wild Wood, was published in 1965, and a collection of follow-up short stories, The Dangerous Window and other stories, in 1979. De brief voor de koning was chosen as the best Dutch youth book of the latter half of the 20th century.
Name Meaning
Motivational Number
Independent, innovative, and energetic. Natural-born leaders with strong willpower and pioneering spirit.
Life Path Number
This represents your life's journey and the path you're destined to take.
Life Path Number 1 Detailed Analysis
[Core Traits] Leader Personality, Embodying Solar Energy
★ Strengths:
▶ Natural-born leaders with strong autonomy and decision-making capabilities
▶ Outstanding innovative thinking, adept at pioneering new fields
▶ Clear goal orientation with strong execution power and masculine drive
★ Development Suggestions:
▶ Be mindful of authoritarian tendencies; cultivate active listening skills
▶ Develop patience to allow natural progression of processes
▶ Suitable fields: Entrepreneurship, Management, Engineering & Technology
★ Life Mission:
Learn to balance independence with collaboration while developing inclusiveness
[Notable Examples] Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs
Numerology Analysis
Character
This number represents primarily your public and social qualities, but you would also exhibit much of the same in your personal relations, too.
Possessing an original and innovative mind, with a steadfast focus on your goals qualifies you as a leader.
Soul Urge
This influence presents a view of your intuitive, soulful self.
Your Soul's Urge is to be innovative, creative, and lead the masses to a higher realm of consciousness and understanding that engenders compassion for all.
Hidden Agenda
This vibration offers your innate (hidden) desires.
This agenda affects an innate desire to attain the finest of everything from clothing and cars to entertainment, or an inordinate need to live a wholly humanitarian life without a thought for self.