Numerology Analysis of the following expressions

Tom Cat  

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION              3

Results for the entry "Tom Cat"            4

INTRODUCTION

Have you ever noticed how a name quite often perfectly reflects  the personality of the

individual named?

Advertisers certainly understand this phenomenon.  It is not a coincidence that in a

popular television commercial, the only person who had never tried a certain hamburger

was named Herb - a somewhat geeky name in the minds of most people.  Can you

imagine John Wayne as Herb Wayne?

This intuitive connection we have with names and words runs very deep and is certainly

persistent.  When a corporation prepares to launch a new product, they put a team of

copywriters, public relations experts, even psychologists, together to come up with just

the right name for the product.

The Name Advisor analyzes the kind of influence a name or a number, or a combination

of both, has on the human psyche.  By doing so, it will help you chose the right name for

a child, an adult (name change), a product, a pet, a street address, a business name, a

telephone number, a car license plate, and so forth.

The Name Advisor uses 3 to 4 topics.

The Dominant Impression explains the initial and most strongly felt influence of a name.

The Vowel Vibration focuses on the vowel sounds.

The Base Vibration, which could be considered an underlying tone or rhythm, can apply

to names as well as numbers - such as telephone numbers or social security numbers.

The Overview section tells you about the relationship between the different vibrations.

Although two names can easily have a similar - even identical - Dominant Impression,

the chance of two names also having the same Vowel and Base vibrations is much

smaller.  Certainly the most important aspect to consider, is how the first three main

influences fit together.  The Overview, therefore, is as important, if not more important,

as the other sections when considering a name.  However, don’t focus only on getting

the highest rating of stars.  Use your own analytical powers.  Think about the two or three

different vibrations.  Do they feel suitable for the name and the person or thing you are

naming? If you are starting your own accounting firm, you should look for a name that

reflects dependability, trustworthiness, stability, even if that name is also described as

boring and rigid.  On the other hand, if you are looking for a name for a store selling

camping gear and scuba diving lessons, you want a name that conveys a dynamic,

risk-taking, freedom-loving nature.  

When you look at the results of names you entered - and the program subsequently

examined - you need to keep a few things in mind:

Who, or what, is the name for? 

There is no such thing as a perfect name.  Each and every name, number, or

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combination of both, will have some negative as well as some positive attributes.

Make the name "it" the person or thing.  Don’t look specifically for "money and power" or

"fame and fortune." Keep in mind that when it comes to quality of life, happiness is the

bottom line.  

Hans Decoz

August 2001.

Results for the entry "Tom Cat"

Dominant Impression

Dominant Impression.

This section describes the first and dominant impression the name "Tom Cat" conjures

up in most people.

"Tom Cat" reflects idealism, the good of mankind.  "Tom Cat" is the humanitarian with

the power to make things happen and the integrity to stay the course.  A mover and a

shaker, without a selfish bone in its body; the name "Tom Cat" attracts respect, support,

and devoted fans.  It seems even that the Universe tends to support what the name "Tom

Cat" represents.  Speaks to people of all walks of life.  Tolerant and broad-minded.

This name pursues goals other than money and power.  It seeks justice.  It wants to feed

the hungry and heal the sick.  And yet, the resources it needs to do the job seem to

always magically appear.

Most positive characteristics: Integrity, love for all, charisma.   Encourages the best in

people.

Most negative characteristics: Naive, seeks fame, vulnerable to criticism, not a good

judge of character.

Vowel Vibration

The Vowel Vibration of a name enhances or decreases the impact of the Dominant

Impression, and sometimes adds a completely different flavor.  Read about the Vowel

Vibration with the Dominant Impression in mind.

The vowels in "Tom Cat" add a sense of seriousness to the Dominant Impression:

knowledge, study, research, wisdom, intellectual depth, spiritual search, and an

abhorrence of all things shallow and superficial.  There is a sense of revelation, of seeing

beneath the surface of things, of well thought-out opinions, of careful judgments, and,

above all, of a need for perfection - clearly, compromise is never an option.

For many people, the vowels make the name "Tom Cat" seem cool and aloof.  For

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others, it offers hope, a ray of light in a world of ignorance.  The vowels make "Tom Cat"

seem impersonal and introvert, but also precious and worthy of one’s devotion.  There is

a sense of isolation for some, a powerful sense of belonging for others.

Base Vibration

The Base Vibration is subtler than the Vowel Vibration, but should be considered equally

important.

The Base Vibration in "Tom Cat" is friendly and unpretentious.  It is generally perceived

as gentle and safe.  It draws people because it makes the name "Tom Cat" feel warm

and unthreatening.  There is a feeling of caring and healing, and of patience, sympathy

and compassion.  The Base Vibration also adds a sense of community and of belonging. 

All in all, the Base Vibration seems peaceful and harmonious to most people.  However,

there is also a perception of vulnerability.  It almost certainly will cause some people to

underestimate what "Tom Cat" represents.

Overview

 The Dominant Vibration and the Vowel Vibration in "Tom Cat" though contrary, do not

clash.  At times they actually complement each other.  3 Stars.

 The Dominant Vibration and the Base Vibration though contrary, do not clash.  At times

they actually complement each other.  3 Stars.

 The Vowel and Base Vibrations are not per se incompatible, but their qualities are

reduced as a result of their association.  0 Stars.

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