THE NAME ADVISOR FOR PEOPLE

There are many reasons you might want to analyze a name. Perhaps you are considering a name change or are expecting a child. In any case, it is important to recognize that the name you choose is only one part of the picture that determines who you will become.

A name is not unlike a blueprint. It reveals the talents, shortcomings, likes and dislikes, and a wide range of other traits, that were gifted on the day you received your name. Although your name may remain unchanged for decades, you evolve and change over time. This evolution begins with your date of birth. If a name change takes place later in life, it alters some of the traits and characteristics of the individual going forward, but the birth date and original birth name will continue to have the greatest impact.

In short, your name is YOU; your date of birth is YOUR PATH. Intertwined and co-dependent, every building block in a personality's DNA has the potential to change or disappear entirely, just as a missing quality can be learned or unlearned.

How To Read This Report

No name is perfect. What you should look for are the specific strengths and talents you hope will benefit the person receiving the name.

If the name you are analyzing is for an unborn child, the report will only describe personality traits as reflected in the name you choose. Although it will be an incomplete picture (since the date of birth is unknown) it will still be a specific and detailed reading of the person about to be born.

The full name at birth describes their Personality, Hearts Desire, and Expression. If the child has already been born, use this Name Advisor to try a range of names. Once you have narrowed your choices, you may want to follow up with a complete Personality Profile, since you now also have the date of birth.

If you are considering a name change for yourself, the Name Advisor provides opportunities to try several names and variations. However, choosing a new name is not unlike buying a suit; it needs to fit. It is less important to find a name with a specific quality than to find one that suits you and feels comfortable to the person you know yourself to be.

Note: The report is written as if the person already exists.

Hans Decoz

An analysis of the name