Numbers, Moods and Vibes
How are you feeling? Happy, sad? Hopeful, dejected?
Well please consider the possibility that whatever feelings you are feeling right now might not, in fact, be yours, and might be due, at least in part, to the National Mood Number.
Let's start in Britain.
The National Mood Number is attained by adding together the Destiny/Life Path of the Monarch with the Destiny Life/Path of the Prime Minister. For example:
Monarch: King Charles III, date of birth 14/11/1948.
Destiny/Life Path = 14+11+1948 = 1973, 1+9+7+3 = 20 = 2
Prime Minister: Andy Burnham, date of birth 7/1/1970.
Destiny/Life Path = 7+1+1970 = 1978, 1+9+7+8 = 7
National Mood Number = 2 + 7 = 9
This number changes whenever we have a new monarch or a new Prime Minister. The calculation recognises the fact that both offices are power centres, legally, socially, economically, culturally and, perhaps most important, energetically.
The last time we had a National Mood Number 9 was from 1997-2010, under Queen Elizabeth II (16/7) and Tony Blair (2) followed by Gordon Brown (2). Therefore, in some way, the national mood, the energy, the vibes, now, are like they were then. Of course, this is where it gets difficult because everyone experienced those years differently, subjectively. Yet I would suggest that underneath one's own personal mood exists a larger mood. It's like we each paint our own personal picture, using brushes and paints of our choosing, on top of a common canvass that we might understand through the National Mood Number.
So, what does this 9 mean? Many things, but the chief characteristic of 9 (wherever you find it) is the word boundaries. Boundaries, in the national sense, are borders and the Blair-Brown years were the time when the borders were opened, when travel and migration (inwards and outwards) increased rapidly. You might say that this was a good thing, or a bad thing, but it was undoubtedly a thing. Therefore, we should expect Prime Minister Andy Burnham to make moves regarding immigration, freedom of movement and national borders. Indeed he already has.
Now, if we perform this calculation for every year since accurate records began in 1722, then we can see all sorts of wonders. Here are just a couple of points:
The National Mood Number has only been 4 for five years since 1722. These were 1922-3 (George V and Andrew Bonar Law) and 2024-6 (Charles III and Keir Starmer). If you know your history then you will know 1922-3 was a grim old time for the country, and perhaps the least said about the extremely heavy energy of Keir Starmer's time the better.
Remarkably, the National Mood Number has been 11 or 22 for 149 years, on and off, since 1722, these include the times of some the most famous Prime Ministers, Robert Walpole, William Pitt the Younger, Lord Liverpool (under George III), the Duke of Wellington, Benjamin Disraeli, Lord Salisbury, David Lloyd George, Neville Chamberlain, Winston Churchill (under George VI), Harold Wilson, Edward Heath, Margaret Thatcher and John Major. We have not had a Master Number National Mood Number since 1997, and for a country that has been very used to such strong energies, over centuries, it shows.
So, will we get one? Well, if we look at the current party leaders, and assume that King Charles III hangs around a bit longer then in the case of Kemi Badenoch (Conservative, 3 + 2 = 5), Ed Davey (Liberal Democrat, 22 + 2 = 6), Zach Polanski (Green, 6 + 2 = 8) the answer is no. Interestingly in the cases of Nigel Farage (Reform, 9 + 2 = 11), and Rupert Lowe (Restore, 9 + 2 = 11) the answer is yes, 11, the same National Mood Number as we had under Major, Thatcher, Wilson, Churchill and Lloyd George.
So, would it be a good thing to reboot the 11? Everything in numerology involves duality. There are multiple expressions of each number, but all of those expressions ultimately resolve down to being creative and/or destructive. 11 is the number of enlightenment, genius and spirituality. But it also the number of extremity and division. But it is a number, an energy, that is baked into this country, through its frequency as the National Mood Number and the addition of the letters of its capital city, LONDON, which add to 11. Escaping that Master Number energy is going to be very difficult.
There is a great deal more to say here as regards how the National Mood Number describes the past, present and future of Britain, and that will follow (eventually) in Soul Strong Volume 2.
For those outside Britain the calculation could, in theory be adapted, but that would have to be approached on a case-by-case basis. It would only work, I think, where the two offices concerned had power which could be exercised independently of each other. For example, the National Mood Number for Ireland could, probably, be found from the Destiny/Life Path of the President and the Taoiseach, but it is more difficult in, for example France, where their unique system gives the President de la Republique an extraordinary high level of power, including the power to appoint the Prime Minister. In the US the matter might be even more cloudy. Now, the occupier of the White House has considerable executive power, but in practice - especially when elections go against them - they have to work with the Speaker of the House. And then there is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, although appointed by the President, and confirmed by Congress, who serves for life.
As a speculation, if we look at the current US situation, and how it’s about to change.
President: Donald Trump, Destiny/Life Path 22
Speaker: Mike Johnson, Destiny/Life Path 5
Chief Justice: John Roberts, Destiny/Life Path 3
National Mood Number = 22 + 5 + 3 = 30 = 3
The chief characteristic of 3 is expression, drama and performance. This has undoubtedly been the recent vibe of the United States of America.
This will change though, following the most recent elections, when the 120th Congress will be inaugurated on 3rd January 2027. The Speaker then, probably, will be Hakeem Jeffries, Destiny/Life Path 2, so making a new National Mood Number of 9, the number of boundaries and borders.
Of course, health warnings apply to all of this. Public domain information about dates of birth is not always 100%. And even if it is accurate the whole thing is wide open to interpretation. Yet I would suggest, to remind you of the canvass analogy, that personal, subjective interpretations of reality have little bearing on the power of actual reality. I will leave you to ponder that heretical suggestion at your own pace. I hope that at the end of this you are feeling as well, if not better, than you did at the start. If not, perhaps those feelings aren't yours at all.
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