Baby Name Numerology for a Brighter Future

April 7, 2011 - PRLog -- With Australia’s increasing population and rising birth rate more parents are looking for inspiration for baby names.

Family names remain popular and celebrity names remain on trend for some. However, other parents are concerned about how names may date over time or if the name they chose will suit their child as they grow up.

Numerology name book authors, Neil Koelmeyer and Ursula Kolecki ask themselves, will the hundreds of Isabellas, Jacobs, named after Twilight characters, appreciate the reference to vampires and werewolves when they mature? For Apple Martin, daughter of actor Gwyneth Paltrow and musician Chris Martin, how are her school peers reacting to her quirky name?

Interestingly, Victoria (Posh) Beckham admits in media interviews that she has been teased for naming their first born son, Brooklyn, after the city in which she found she was pregnant.

In their newly released book, The Secret Language of your Name, the authors recommend a thoughtful approach to naming a baby that involves examining the birth date and considering a name that enhances the strengths and counterbalances the challenges of the birth numbers.

Ursula Kolecki says that birth numbers and name numbers are interpreted through numerology to reveal personality and destiny influences. A numerology interpretation examines how the numbers combine to create patterns in expression and personal motivation.

“Parents are focused on wanting the best for their children. By using numerology parents can give their children a head start by selecting an auspicious name for them,” says Ms Kolecki.

The book is a reference to almost 5000 name choices, with corresponding numerology numbers, which parents can use to create a shortlist of compatible name options.

“Imagine the grid for a game of noughts and crosses. To win a point a player needs to have three identical symbols in one line,” she says.

“In numerology when a grid has more than three numbers in a row, or when a row is empty of numbers, this can indicate challenging concentrations of numbers in a birth date that can be counter balanced with the child’s name.

“However, parents can unwittingly select a name that can make their child’s personal challenges even tougher. We encourage parents to experiment with numerology to convert their children’s potential road blocks and hurdles into opportunities to maximise their positive qualities.”

20 most popular boys' names
1.   Lachlan (Lochlan)
2.   Jack
3.   Riley (Reilly, Rhylee, Rhylie, Rylee, Ryley, Rylie)
4.   William
5.   Ethan
6.   Oliver
7.   Cooper
8.   Joshua
9.   Noah
10.   Lucas (Lukas)
11.   James
12.   Liam
13.   Thomas
14.   Aiden (Aden, Ayden, Aydan, Aydin, Aedan, Aidyn)
15.   Connor (Connor, Conner, Conor)
16.   Jayden (Jaden)
17.   Jackson (Jaxon)
18.   Max
19.   Jacob
20.   Braiden (Bradon, Braedon, Braden, Brayden, Braeden)


20 most popular girls' names
1.   Lily (Lilly)
2.   Mia
3.   Madison (Maddison, Madisyn, Maddyson, Madyson, Madysen)
4.   Isabella
5.   Charlotte
6.   Chloe
7.   Emily
8.   Ella
9.   Olivia
10.   Ava
11.   Isabel (Isabella, Issabella, Isabelle, Izabella, Izabelle)
12.   Sophie (Sofie, Sophia, Sofia)
13.   Sienna (Siena)
14.   Amelia
15.   Ruby
16.   Caitlin (Kaitlyn, Kaitlynn, Caitlyn)
17.   Zoe (Zoey)
18.   Georgia (Jorgia)
19.   Hannah
20.   Grace

The Secret Language of your Name is published by Blue Angel Publishing and is available in all good bookstores and online at http://www.blueangelonline.com/name_book.htm


MEDIA INQUIRIES:

The authors Neil Koelmeyer and Ursula Kolecki are available for interview.

Contact: Toni Carmine Salerno
Blue Angel Publishing
Phone: +613 9574 7776
info@blueangelonline.com

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Blue Angel Publishing is a boutique independent publishing house specialising in the mind-body-spirit field with a catalogue of over 80 titles and a collection of over 200 art prints. Many of our publications have been translated into other languages including Japanese, German, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Spanish and Czech.