Who Was Anne Frank Really?

A friend posted a story about Anne Frank yesterday and how impactful she was. I read a lot. Usually 2-3 books each week, but they aren't usually ones about history or about people specifically. I usually read about energy, self development, life and death, and business. So although I have heard about Anne and I do know who she is, I only vaguely know much about her story. I know she was a young girl who was part of a family that was in hiding during Hitler's war and that they were eventually found and killed. And I know that she wrote about her life and about their time in hiding and the things they went through. Other than that I don't know much more about her. I do have plans now to read a book about her or to watch a movie about her life and impact, as I am fascinated by this young girl's story.

After I read my friend's post, I decided to do Anne's numbers to see what she's all about. And here are some of the things I learned:

She was a visionary. What is a visionary? My definition would be a person who has an ability to see the future in some way (this would be the 9). And they also have the determination, motivation, and the drive to make that future happen (this would be the 1). Sometimes the visionary knows what their plans are and other times they don't, but they spend their life creating big things that are very impactful for the people around them. Many times those things they create leave a ripple effect throughout the world that affect people way into the future, as Anne did.

She was all heart (this would be her 2's), as she was working from her heart chakra. This caused her to radiate love, but also to have many emotional struggles and to doubt herself and what her purpose was. She was someone who questioned every decision she made and mentally beat herself up whenever she thought she did something wrong. She also had extreme anxiety, both over what she saw in the future and for what she imagined the future could or could not be.

She had trouble trusting herself or anyone else. And I think much of this makes total sense for the life she was living.

She had an extreme desire to make the world a better place for her having been here (this is from her 6), and although she was struggling with her intense emotions, she was acting on that solidly. She was the struggling artist (a writer can be considered an artist). The struggling artist does their best work when they are dealing with extreme emotion. This could be anger, sadness, joy, depression, or other strong emotions. And when someone like this produces their art, they reach into the depths of themselves to bring their feelings out to share with the world. This is why you feel their essence in the works they create. She was someone struggling with deep trauma and pain that she could not access, other than through her writing or other art she may have done. And she had trouble using her voice to say the things she wanted to say. This is why writing was a good outlet for her.

She was a very confused little girl (from her 4 that the 2's create), but a force all on her own. She may not have been able to understand the big picture, but her higher self was on a mission to make an impact. And I can feel that she felt that and used what she could with what she had in the circumstances she was in.

And lastly...she was on her last life. Her last incarnation on Earth as a human for the sake of learning what the human experience is all about. It is possible that she took on other lives after that one as an Avatar (someone coming here solely to help others), but that is a discussion for another time. I see very often people who are on their last lives doing very big missions to impact the world. I think it's their way of leaving a legacy and going out knowing they have made a difference.

I loved doing her numbers because feeling her energy was so beautiful. You see, when I read people's charts, I connect to the essence of them and I feel who they really are, or were in this case, and how they are experiencing or have experienced the world. Her energy felt like being embraced in love. I felt her fear, but I felt her determination to do good. I felt her confusion of why the world was so hard, but I could also see how that drove her to try to make it better. Her focus felt incredibly huge, even though I could tell she was having a hard time seeing past her own circumstances. And her heart was big enough to extend love to the world that would affect people for many many years. What a beautiful soul.☼

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As always...I love you SO much and I hope that you have every great and wonderful thing that you can possibly imagine in this world. You are amazing and you deserve to love your life.

Love, Tami ♥

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