How important is your First Name?

​You were given a name at birth (“First Name” or “Christian name”), and that name is a coded recollection of the challenges that you have the possibilities to live, through your own achievements. Some of us respect the name we are called; others of us dislike our name; most of us just accept the fact that our names are of no consequence. That is wrong! Through the Sacred Alphabet, your name belongs to one of your tribes (family) – your name calls you to live your tribal sound, pulse, and tone. That sound has a life force which connects you to the blueprint of the Collective Consciousness; it is always there to support and answer to you. Your pulse releases the mathematics of the name you are called. And the tone places you into the right place, where you inherit your own DNA. The name you were given at birth is no mistake! You are the Genes of Isis – or the Book of Genesis – for, they are one and the same.
 
Some sons are named after their father or grandfather, and that process is used respectfully to remember that member of the family. On the other hand, maybe we, as parents, just had a great liking for that person and wanted to mirror his name onto our son. I did that with one of my sons. This automatically grids the child back into that vibration, and so he will also take on the consequences of that inheritance. Every thought of familiar inheritance is stored in your memory banks. Think clearly about the name you give your child! The mathematical light that shines through his/her given name must be understood, and accounted for, by the child. When someone joins the army in Australia, he usually begins as a lance corporal, who represents the mind of oneself, and he is initiated into becoming a soldier in training; if he obeys the rules and proves himself worthy, he will be promoted to corporal. The “lance” represents the piercing of the mind. The army represents the government of the land, and it sets a standard that each person who joins must bear. Everyone who joins must obey this set of rules; as he advances his education within this set of rules, his title changes, which promotes him up the ladder and gives him greater responsibilities to uphold.
 
The Spiritual journey is exactly the same. As we evolve from the third dimension into the fourth, our acceptance of self has to take on an added responsibility, and so we are often presented with another name. In some religions, those who have professed their faith, must also release the name from their old life and take on a new name of a sacred reference to the standard they must bear.
 
Examples of Decoded Names are available in the book/eBook, Decoding the Mind of God.
 
Excerpt: O.M. Kelly, Decoding the Mind of God (O.M. Kelly is also known as Omni).
Book VII: The Sacred Alphabet and Numerology, Excerpt from Chapter 108, Your Name.
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