Numerology: Understanding Master Number 22
22
KEYWORDS
Positive Negative
master builder willful
enlightened intellect contrary
practical idealism fanaticism
works for progress high-strung
of the human race power-mad
power on all planes rage
global affairs nervous wreck
artistic genius criminal/evil
inventive/visionary (see negative 4)
The Incredulity of Saint Thomas (1601-02) by Italian artist Caravaggio (1573-1610).
If you know Bible history, you might recall the story of the apostle Thomas who didn’t believe that Christ rose from the dead. Christ appeared to him and let the apostle touch his wounds, and then Thomas believed. This story is relevant to 22s, for the name Thomas adds up to 22. Not all people with the name Thomas are “doubting Thomases,” but most 22s are skeptical about matters relating to the invisible.
22 is concerned with making the intangible concrete. They take the dream of 11 and make it practical. So the apostle Thomas wasn’t off-track in demanding proof of the invisible. Intuitively, he recognized the job of 22, which is to keep your eyes glued to heaven and your feet firmly planted on the ground.
The name Buddha (which adds up to 22) means the enlightened one. With 22 in your name or birth date, you often get intuitive answers for practical problems from nowhere. If you subject these intuitions to the logic of 4, you’re liable to thwart your own genius. What enlightens your intellect is your intuition, and what gives power to your practicality are your ideals.
Buddha Daibutsu, Kamakura, Japan. This statue, made of bronze, is 11.40 m high.
Photo by Dirk Beyer
People born on the 22nd are constantly torn between their imaginative ideas and the need to keep these ideas within practical limits. It’s hard for them to maintain a balance between subjectivity and objectivity. Some resolve this conflict through art, music, and sculpture, as did Chopin, Wagner, and Debussy — all born on the 22nd.
Others turn their attention to the external world and use their enlightened intellects to solve the problems of humankind. Scientists J. Robert Oppenheimer (3/22/1904) Michael Faraday (9/22/1791) and Robert Millikan (3/22/1868) were all born on the 22nd.
Michael Faraday Robert Millikan J. Robert Oppenheimer
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Some 22s achieve distinction in both the arts and sciences. Samuel F.B. Morse (4/27/1791 = 22 life path) not only invented the telegraph, but also was a notable artist.
Samuel F.B. Morse, ca. 1845 The Chapel of the Virgin at Subiaco, (1830) by S.F.B.Morse, (1791-1872)
Les Paul (22 birth name, Lester William Polfus) was not only an accomplished musician, but he was also the inventor of the electric guitar.
Les Paul with Mary Ford in 1955 Photo by Arthur Rothstein
If, however, a 22 turns into a negative 4, he or she sees the world as a hard, cruel place, where there is no room for idealism. Then power turns destructive, eg. David Koresh (8/17/1959 = 22 life path)the Una-bomber, Ted Kaczynski, born on 5/22/1942l and the Roman emperor, Nero (born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus). 22 soul urge.The power to do great things for humanity turns into a quest for power for its own sake and a need to control every situation.
Nero Ted Kaczynski David Koresh
(Excerpted with permission from The Little Giant Encyclopedia of Numerology by Daniel Heydon)
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What does it mean if you are born on the 22nd, and your birthday adds up to 22?
My b’day is 22 02 1960 which adds up to 22. Does that make me a 22/4?
It will be through your career that you’ll realize the potentials of your life path number of 22 A routine job is not for you. You’re a visionary and need a job where your can freely express your originality. Ultimately, you have the potential to do something for the betterment of the human race.
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