LIFE PATH 6 IN TIBETAN KARMIC NUMEROLOGY

It is a very beautiful road, even magnificent even if it is never ostentatious, for those who know how to accept the weight of duty, responsibility, committed and faithful love, and difficult choices with abnegation.

Many numerologists, starting with Kevin Quinn Avery, sum up this path with the words "Loves, Delights and Organs", which may rightly seem a bit reductive.

The 6 can choose the path of artistic expression. Or they can embrace high-level public functions, banking, politics, the army, research, medicine. On condition that they never transgress the rules of deontology and ethics. This is not always easy in these sectors where the lure of power and wealth can easily lead to corruption.

The 6 is the 3 added to itself, 3 + 3 = 6, the divine inspiration doubly manifested.

One does not compromise with a sacred mission which one must remember is a personal choice, a commitment, an oath, a mission freely consented to by none other than oneself. A sacred mission which, if betrayed as a "Hippocratic oath" can be, can be accompanied by serious consequences for the perjurer.

The 6 is aware of the importance of the role he/she has to play within the social group, he/she is sincere and delicate, he/she can be a respected leader, or rather a guide.

He has a number of important assets in his bag. Integrity, a desire to be useful to the community in which he lives, and this applies to a national or even international destiny. Corruption, conflict of interest and compromise are not for him. He is honest, honest and committed, and is ready to put his heart and soul into a just struggle, if the cause is noble, nothing will stop him. If he fails in his honour, the karma may be heavy, in proportion to the gravity of the fault.

His commitment is his strength.

The subject has no right to make mistakes, the importance of his mission, whether spiritual, family or professional, demands it.

A certain amount of loneliness may accompany this path, and the 6 should refrain from judging those who do not have the same qualities and obligations, and be adaptable to circumstances.

Sometimes the 6 will enthusiastically and devotedly embrace a church or spiritual career, or devote themselves wholeheartedly to their family and professional obligations.

Undeniable qualities of dedication and self-sacrifice may make the subject a just and beloved head of the family, or a respected leader of high social functions. The higher the stakes, the more uncompromising the subject will have to be with himself.

In excess, if the 6 does not know how to adapt to circumstances and to his entourage, he runs the risk of becoming intransigent, demanding, dogmatic, resentful, inquisitorial, integrity can give way to fundamentalism.

In the absence of this, the 6 can sink into corruption, futility, and at its worst, into perversion and violence, even sadism. The spectre of the inquisition and persecution, of the autodafés and the hunt for heretics and witches, still hangs over our statist societies, when the iniquity of the one-track mind shows its ugly face.