SHEN YEE AUN TEGAK DI PERSADA NUSANTARA

OVERVIEW

There are several different sides to your character, but your energy is primarily pointed in two contrary directions. A good part of you is probably devoted to people — loving, giving and responsible — but another side of you is strong and practical, probably interested in the business world or similar material activities. During your youth and young adulthood, you’ll struggle to balance your desire to give to others with the necessity of taking care of your own strong needs and ambitions. You’ll probably sometimes take care of one and sometimes the other, but rarely to your complete satisfaction. As you get older, you’ll probably learn how to balance your generous, helping side with your ambitious, practical side so that you can feel comfortable with both

YOUR PRACTICAL LEADERSHIP ABILITY — AND YOUR DESIRE FOR INDEPENDENCE

Your 1 Life Path And 1 Soul Urge

You were born with strong leadership potential and prefer to be completely free to act on your own. As you develop your abilities, you may be able to assume a significant position in the business or political world. You’re likely to supervise and direct activities in your family life as well as in your career.

One of your major lessons in life is to learn the benefits of being independent. You must first learn to stand comfortably on your own two feet without leaning on other people. After that, you can advance yourself by using your ability for organizing, leading and managing. Some people spend much of their lives on the first part of the lesson. Others learn that part quickly and devote most of their lives to important leadership roles.

YOUR GENEROUS, EMOTIONAL NATURE — AND THE LIMITED REWARDS FOR YOUR GIVING

Your 9 Expression

Your practical ability probably plays a considerable part in your life. There’s another aspect of your character, though, which appears to have just as much effect on your personality makeup.

You probably have a great love for your fellow man. You enjoy people as individuals and, at the same time, have a marked concern for humanity in general. Others will recognize your desire to give as selflessly as you can, possibly with little thought of reward or return. With your compassionate nature, you may choose a line of work involving philanthropic or humanitarian ventures. You will probably have to learn to balance your personal needs and ambitions, however large or small, against your inborn desire to contribute to those in need.

(No wonder Fortune Teller said I am either a historical leader or a crusader or monk for the people. )

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