2025.04.03

Names that affect luck

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As someone who has been self-taught in the relationship between name and fate for more than 30 years, I am convinced. It is no exaggeration to say that a person's fate is determined by his or her name. The remaining 10% are influenced by factors such as the date and time of birth, but the power of the name is overwhelming compared to them.

This view is not just a theoretical theory. In the course of appraising many people, we have comprehensively analyzed information such as facial features, eating habits, and family structure, and have grasped their fortunes and relationships in detail. The face clearly shows the inner life and fortune of the person, so just by looking at the face, you can guess the person's life to some extent.

I was particularly impressed by the case where the energy of the face and the name did not match. When I asked them about it in detail, they often used stage names or had just changed their names. When you first start using a name other than your real name, the energy of the name has not yet penetrated, so there is a sense of discomfort between the face and the name. I believe that this sense of discomfort is proof that the energy of the name is influencing the fortune of the person.

Article Contents

The influence of the name on fate
- Types of names to avoid ~ Inversion and semantic pitfalls
  - Gorgeous Chinese characters, glittering names, and unstable life triggers
  - The original meaning of kanji and pitfalls that cannot be overlooked

The influence of the name on fate

As people approach their 30s, their lives and experiences accumulate and their fortunes become clearer. If you're in your 30s and you still feel like nothing is going to work, you may need to rethink your name. A name is not just a symbol, it is a powerful source of energy that shapes a person's life.

Types of names to avoid ~ Inversion and semantic pitfalls

There are good and bad names. Here's a closer look at the types of names you need to pay special attention to.

Gorgeous Chinese characters, glittering names, and unstable life triggers

Chinese characters that represent glamorousness, such as "照", "輝", "華", "雅", and "麗", as well as the recently popular glitter names, are attractive at first glance, but they are names that should be avoided. People with these names tend to have rough lives or unstable personalities.

As an example of a glitter name, consider the case of giving an anime character name to a child. For example, if you name it "Seiya" from Saint Seiya, a third party may hear the name and think that it is a name that would be a host of Kabukicho. These images can be transmitted to children as thoughts, causing them to feel anxious and self-denying, wondering if something is wrong with them. This is also true for girl names. The image of a name has a great influence on the person himself through the perception of his surroundings.

A name reminiscent of a hero, a series of hardships

For boys, you should also avoid names that are associated with heroes. Because people with these names are more likely to live a life of constant hardship. Heroes are certainly fascinating, but their lives are a series of hardships, such as "fighting many enemies", "facing difficulties", and "getting injured". It is very dangerous to attract such a life by name. Heroes save people, but they tend to live a life of constant service and unrequited life.

Akane

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The name of a warlord and an eventful life

Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi changed their names every time they rose through the ranks, and eventually ended up with the names "Nobunaga" and "Hideyoshi". These names are historically famous, but when given to a child, their lives are likely to be eventful, just like the names of heroes. The life of a warlord is always a series of battles and power struggles, and it will be difficult to live a peaceful life.

The perfect name and waste of luck in the judgment of first and last names

In general first and last name judgments, a name with a perfect number of strokes tends to seem good, but in fact, it should be avoided because it has a reversal effect. A person with a name with a perfect number of strokes, due to the energy of the name, will have strong luck and will pass job exams and so on without difficulty. However, if there is something they don't like, they will quit their job immediately and will repeatedly change jobs, so they will grow old without acquiring skills. And if your luck runs out at a certain age, you may find yourself in a situation where you have nothing left. When luck is too strong, people tend to rely on it and neglect their efforts.

Naomi

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Kanji with positive meanings, the trap of inversion

Kanji with positive meanings, such as "幸", "勝", "yang", "昇", "栄", and "優", are also prone to inversion and need to be careful. For example, the kanji for "幸" was sometimes used by people who were subjected to air raids during the war in their names in the hope that there would never be another war. Ironically, however, the more clear and positive a kanji like this, the more likely it is that its meaning is reversed. If you want to name it "Yuuki", it is better to use a different kanji instead of a kanji that has a clearly positive meaning, such as "courage", to avoid the inversion effect.

The original meaning of kanji and pitfalls that cannot be overlooked

Each kanji has its own original meaning. Its meaning has a huge impact on the name, so you need to be careful. For example, the kanji for "beauty," which is often used in girls' names, is often thought to contain a wish to "grow beautiful." However, the kanji for "beauty" originally expresses how the sheep that were originally sacrificed to the gods were larger and more magnificent. If you look at the composition of the kanji, you can see that sheep and dai are combined. Therefore, if you use the kanji for "beauty" in your name, you will increase your chances of living a life that is a victim of someone or plays a sacrificial role. It is wise to avoid the kanji for "beauty".

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What is the ideal name: Avoid reversal and build a balanced fortune

So, what kind of name is good? The ideal name is one that uses kanji other than "kanji that specifically image something". Choose a kanji that does not have an inversion effect, and in terms of the number of strokes for judging the first and last name, it is best to have a ratio of 90% to Daikichi and the remaining 10% to Yoshi.

It is based on this idea that I changed my name to Lin Shangqing. The previous name "Lin Chengmin" had a hard time, but he was lucky. However, I didn't want to suffer any more, so I decided to change my name. Since changing my name, the people I've been dating have changed a lot, and I've been able to build better relationships. Even now, using myself as a test bed, I continue to investigate the relationship between names and fortunes.

The name is the compass of life, careful choices

A name is more than just a symbol, it's like a compass for life. The choice of name can make all the difference in a person's life. It is important not to choose a trendy name or a name that is auspicious at first glance, but to choose carefully by considering the meaning of the kanji and the balance of the first and last name judgment. If you feel unsure about your name, it's worth consulting a professional and considering reviewing your name.

More than 30 years of self-taught research have led me to the conclusion that the influence of a name on fate is enormous. I hope that this knowledge will be passed on to as many people as possible and will help them live a better life.