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AN INTERVIEW WITH DEBORAH LYNN11
by Edge Life Staff Member from the October 2008 issue
Q. "What was the most sacred moment you have had in your life?"
A. "Up to the time when I first moved to Minnesota in September 2000 from Southern California, I had experienced deja vu only once in my entire life, back in 1997. I don't say that anymore. I had always longed to visit the St. Croix Islands, as it was something I felt really strong about, deep inside my soul. Much to my surprise, I was really beside myself when I discovered there was a St. Croix River right here in Stillwater, Minn. I was even more amazed when, for the first time, I drove over the St Croix River from Hudson, Wisc., and I heard a very loud and clear psychic message, "Welcome Home!" Since then, every time I drive by the St. Croix River, I have a major deja vu. I see myself as a young native American Indian, standing up in a canoe, with a spear in my hands, wearing only a loin cloth, fishing in the St. Croix River. I knew I was finally at home where I belonged. I bought my very first home here in Stillwater on my 51st birthday."
Q. "Why are you optimistic about the future of humanity in this time of uncertainty and fear?
A. "I have had such an incredibly challenging life, which you will come to understand when you read my upcoming book, "Murphy's Law No More." Please don't think for a second that I am pitying myself, as I know we are only given what we can handle. I used to live in fear. I had no idea that there were choices for people. I have since redefined the meaning of Heaven on Earth. I now see my life on earth as it is in my heaven. I only see Love, passion, empathy and devotion as the key principles in my heaven on earth. I refuse to live in a world of Fear. I have learned through many obstacles that when there is a will, there is a way. I know now that I am truly receiving what I give to the world and others. I can honestly say, I rest in the knowledge that all of our needs are taken care of and that there is an abundance for each and every one of us. I am in the world, not of it and have raised my level of consciousness."
Q. "What holistic practice is a part of your life to help you maintain health and wellness and to connect with your spiritual Self?"
A. "I've been working diligently at balancing my spirit with my physical body through daily, consistent exercise."
Q. "What single message do you want to share with us from your heart?"
A. "Give no power to fear, as fear is simply False Evidence Appearing Real. By conquering your fears one by one, you build character and self-esteem. You will be contributing to the world. Your one light will be so much brighter and will serve as an example to others. When things get tough, pick yourself up and know that even if it appears no one is around to help you, just ask and you will receive the help and assistance you need - even if it appears no one is around to help you. You will come to understand that miracles happen all the time. I see them on a regular basis, as I am living life in the spiritual realm instead of the earthly realm."
How Mathematics Plays an Integral Role in Our Life on Earth
An Edge Life Magazine Interview between
Tim Miejan and Deborah Lynn11,
Psychic, Medium and Numerologist
copyright © 2005 Tim Miejan ~ all rights reserved. June 2005
Twenty five years ago, Deborah Lynn11 was browsing through book titles in a friend's apartment. She picked up Numerology, the Romance in Your Name, by Juno Jordan, and never put it down. The practice of numerology, she reports, has been revealed to her to be an incredibly powerful tool of self-awareness, so much so in her case that she became increasingly attuned to her intuitive gifts and now offers readings to people around the world.
Q. "How did you begin your practice of numerology?"
A. "I started asking for people's names and their dates of birth. As I read the book, little by little, and giving people numerology readings, people would say, "You're scary. You're too good." At the time, I was just doing numerology charts by hand, and then I bought software for my computer. I still have all those charts that I did by hand."
Q ."Will you give us a brief idea of how numerology works?"
A. "Each letter of the alphabet is given a number value -- from one through nine. You take the full name exactly the way it's spelled on the original birth certificate and you give it the number value, and then you add the numbers together. When you get that number, you add the two digits together, such as 35 would be 3 + 5 = 8. The full name gives you the destiny number, what you are learning to do. Take all the vowels in the full name at birth and add those together until they're one digit, and that tells you what the person wants in life. Take the full date of birth and that tells you what your capabilities are. And then there are many other more complicated formulas that tell you much more about a person."
Q. "It breaks down to more specific parts of one's life?"
A. "Yes, and what I discovered is a different formula of arithromancy in which the letters of the alphabet are given a number value according to the age of the letter. Instead of just using numbers one through nine, you're using numbers as high as 1,400, 700 and such. It's very complex. I found this process in a book called Discover Numerology by Julia Line, and another book called the Kabbalah of Numbers. Through this formula, I can tell anyone where they are spiritually and what they're striving for or what they need to avoid. This process correlates with alchemy and sacred geometry."
Q. "You've told me that your intuitive abilities appeared as a result of studying numerology?"
A. "Yes. In the years that I've studied numerology, I've found that it's the easiest and most accurate way to learn self-awareness. You can really develop your gifts. It's all about trusting yourself and knowing who you are."
Q. "I've heard it said that as souls, we come in with our names. In fact, our soul gives our name to our parents."
A. "I was pregnant with my daughter, and in my seventh month, I heard very clearly in a dream, "Name her Tiffany Evangeline Woodbury."
Q. "If we believe, in fact, that we name ourselves, then our soul at a higher level is actually providing the name and the numbers for our destiny in this lifetime. Do you think this actually happens in that way?"
A. "Yes. I don't think it, I know it."
Q. "Why don't we all look at our numbers and know more about who we are as souls?"
A. "Most people are afraid of it. But knowing about yourself in this way is invaluable. It's priceless. It's like being in kindergarten and all of sudden going to college in the snap of a finger."
Q. "But that knowledge doesn't necessarily translate to instant wisdom. Doesn't that take life experience?"
A. "Yes, on one hand, but once I discovered this information about myself, about what I am capable of, I said, "Wow, that really makes sense!" This was like an epiphany in an instant."
Q. "Will you share some meaning of each of the numbers one through nine?"
A. "One is individuality -- original, independence. Two is cooperation and diplomacy. Three is expression and creativity. Four is firm, like the Rock of Gibraltar. Five is new, energy and change. Six is beauty and idealism. Seven is analytical and mystery. Eight is courage and self-discipline. Nine is philanthopism, and service to mankind."
Q. "We originally started talking about numerology in connection with the program NUMBERS on television. How did that show strike you when you first saw it?"
A. "It was very intriguing, because it showed me that numbers are the basis of all things. It's where everything is at, like a building block of the universe."
Q. "How would you describe your relationship to numbers?"
A. "They are the essence of all that I've always been wanting to know. Now, when I meet someone, I find myself wanting to know the person's date of birth, and their full name at birth. I want to delve deeper into his or her persona. I used numerology to buy my home. I use it for everything in life now."
Q. "I understand that you're working on a book. Can you describe what it is about?"
A. "It's called Murphy's Law No More, by Deborah Lynn Murphy. It's a biography of my life. In each stage of my life, I can see the importance of what happened. And through numerology I can see that nothing ever goes wrong in your life, ever."
Q. "Even if you think that something has gone wrong, there's some meaning to it?"
A. "Yes, because your hardest lessons in life are your greatest rewards."
Tim Miejan is The Edge, Soul of the Cities Magazine
Contact him at: (651) 578-8969
e-mail: Editor@soulofthecities.net
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