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All About the 456 Arrow of Resentment in Numerology
What is the meaning of the arrow of resentment?
In numerology, there are a total of 8 positive arrows and 7 different negative arrows.
Positive arrows: are made from straight lines with full numbers, including:
Axis 1-4-7: Practical arrow
Axis 1-2-3: Planning arrow
Axis 2-5-8: Emotional balance arrow
Axis 3-6-9: Wisdom arrow
Axis 4-5-6: Will arrow
Axis 7-8-9: Action arrow
Axis 3-5-7: Spiritual acuity arrow
Axis 1-5-9: Determination arrow
And the negative arrow is the empty arrow made from the axis with no numbers appearing. It also has the opposite meaning corresponding to the positive arrow type.
Empty arrow 1-4-7: Mixed arrow.
Empty arrow 2-5-8: Sensitive arrow.
Empty Arrow 3-6-9: Poor Memory Arrow.
Empty Arrow 4-5-6: Resentment Arrow.
Empty Arrow 7-8-9: Passive Arrow.
Empty Arrow 3-5-7: Doubt Arrow.
Empty Arrow 1-5-9: Procrastination Arrow.
As we can see above, the resentment arrow is an empty arrow made up of the 4-5-6 boxes. The resentment arrow in the context of numerology often represents negative emotions and stress. It represents feelings such as anger, resentment, and dissatisfaction with experiences and relationships in life.
The resentment arrow 456 represents negative emotions and stress in a person's life. It can represent anger, resentment, and dissatisfaction with situations and relationships.
The resentment arrow 456 can also refer to difficulty in processing and resolving negative emotions. People with the 456 arrow of resentment may have difficulty forgiving, maintaining self-confidence, and dealing healthily with anger and resentment. However, the 456 arrow of resentment is not a one-size-fits-all. Each person expresses and experiences emotions differently. The 456 arrow of resentment is just one element in a numerology chart and it is not possible to judge a person’s entire personality and life based on this one element alone.
How to identify the arrow of resentment in the birth chart numerology
Based on the birth chart, we can identify the arrow we are carrying. Here are the steps for you to identify the arrow of resentment:
Step 1: Draw the birth chart
Identify the components of the birth date: First, we need to identify the basic components of the birth date, including the day, month and year. For example, the birth date is the day you were born in the month, the birth month is the month of the year and the birth year is the year you were born.
Step 2: Identify the straight line
Look at the birth chart to see if there is a straight line made of numbers or empty boxes.
Step 3: Identify the axis of the arrow
Compare with figure 1, identify which axis the arrow belongs to. For example, the chart above belongs to axis 456 -> Arrow of resentment.
What should I do when I have an arrow of resentment?
For children who are missing the numbers 4, 5, 6 that form the arrow of resentment, their biggest lesson when coming to life is to learn to accept everything in a happy and peaceful state of mind.
Self-awareness and acceptance of emotions: First, the most important thing is to recognize and accept anger, resentment and feelings of resentment. Don't try to hide or ignore these emotions, but allow yourself to feel and express them in a healthy way.
Find the cause: Try to understand the root cause of the resentment. What caused the anger and resentment? It could be past experiences or relationships. By recognizing the cause, you can start to work with it and find a way to overcome it.
Learn to forgive: Forgiveness is the process of freeing yourself from resentment and anger. Learn and apply forgiveness techniques such as practicing forgiveness, journaling and writing letters to others, or taking forgiveness courses and workshops.
Focus on personal growth: Focus on growing yourself and building a positive life. Set goals and use your passions to achieve success in your career and personal life. This can help reduce resentment and bring satisfaction and happiness.
Seek support: If you find it difficult to process resentment, seek support from family, friends, or a therapist. Having someone who listens and understands you can help you develop a positive path forward.
