Baby Names: Who Else Wants to Name Their Baby Apple?

Celebrities are renowned for choosing bizarre/unusual baby names and the rest of us blindly follow where they lead. To get the accurate meaning of a name it's no good turning to the standard lists of baby name meanings. That tells you nothing about the personality traits of the name. Name Analysis is an ancient system which reveals which baby name is actually positive for a child and which should be avoided at all costs.

Carbis Bay, Cornwall (PRWeb) April 11, 2007 -- As the world waits with baited breath to hear the latest celebrity baby names let's hope no-one else is thinking of naming their baby Apple. According to the ancient system of Name Analysis (which used to be solely used by the royal families in ancient Egypt and the Hebrew countries for the naming of the royal children) this name totals a number which brings relationship problems, misfortune and a host of other negative qualities.

What about the name Suri? Well, this name brings losses from the age of 1 through till 4 which is not a great start in life for anyone - and these losses will re-occur for 3 years out of every 22 at certain ages. The name Peaches interestingly totals a positive number that gives a love of music, good acting ability and also indicates someone who is too giving too soon where love and romance are concerned. The letter H however brings stress and strain from the age of 16 to 23. However, it doesn't give a totally accurate picture to just look at the meaning of the first name, because every name a person has affects them equally. So someone could choose a fantastic first name for their baby, but if their surname is negative then the baby won't get the full benefit of their positive first name. You might decide to call your son Brad in the hope he may become a successful actor but maybe it's Brad Pitt's last name or a middle name that has brought him success? You won't find that out from a list of name meanings.

Name Analysis looks at the full meaning of every name that a person has, showing all the personality traits, the virtues and vices, and at how all the names affect each other. If there are names that bring problems, then by changing that name (perhaps just a spelling change is all that is needed) you can alter the negative trait. Sounds far-fetched perhaps but as an example look at what happened to Jerry Dorsey who toured the pubs and clubs for 16 years trying to break into the music industry - it was only after he changed his name to Engelbert Humperdinck that he went on to have worldwide success as a singer. (Note he didn't just become a one-hit wonder because of his eye-catching name - he has had decade after decade of success). Yet he had the same voice and appearance as before the name change. But his new name happens to total a number that brings success in entertainment.

Here's one final thought...the actor John Wayne. Would he really have been as successful with his former name - Marion Morrison?

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