Life Theme of the Clarion (1)
The Personal Life Theme of Service (2)
The Fixed Life Theme of Stillness (2)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Demands (2)
The Personal Life Theme of Penetration (2)
The Fixed Life Theme of Beginnings (2)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Cycles (2)
The Personal Life Theme of Penetration (4)
The Fixed Life Theme of Ambition (4)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Cycles (4)
The Personal Life Theme of the Sleeping Phoenix (Future Transformation) (1)
The Fixed Life Theme of Moods (1)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Spirit (1)
The Personal Life Theme of the Laws (2)
The Fixed Life Theme of Stimulation (Beliefs) (2)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Distraction (2)
The Personal Life Theme of Penetration (3)
The Fixed Life Theme of Intuition (3)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of the Clarion (3)
The Personal Life Theme of Service (4)
The Fixed Life Theme of Vitality (4)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Demands (4)
The Personal Life Theme of the Sleeping Phoenix (Future Transformation) (3)
The Fixed Life Theme of Strategy (3)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Spirit (3)
The Personal Life Theme of the Laws (4)
The Fixed Life Theme of Restriction (4)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Distraction (4)
The Personal Life Theme of the Maya (4)
The Fixed Life Theme of Truth (Thinking) (4)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Obscuration (Concealing) (4)
The Personal Life Theme of the Maya (2)
The Fixed Life Theme of Details (2)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Obscuration (Concealing) (2)
The Personal Life Theme of Consciousness (1)
The Fixed Life Theme of Substantiation (Doubts) (1)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Dominion (1)
The Personal Life Theme of Consciousness (3)
The Fixed Life Theme of Multiplicities (Confusion) (3)
The Interpersonal Life Theme of Dominion (3)
Acknowledgments
About the Authors
EVERY GREAT STORY has a theme running right through it. We know this from the books we read, the movies we watch, and the tales told around the campfire. But our lives — the human stories that unfold in real time day by day — also carry a central theme, a narrative thread that determines the type of person we are and the kind of existence we’re here to experience. The life we are destined to lead.
William Jennings Bryan said that “destiny is not a matter of chance but a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.” But our pivotal choices are surely better informed if we know we are headed in the right direction, walking the right path. And that’s where The Book of Destinies comes in.
As this wonderful guide goes on to explain, there are actually 192 possible “incarnations” — or Life Themes — that govern who we are. Whichever one applies to us, it is woven through the essence of our character and personality since the moment of birth, foreshadowing our soul’s purpose. Once our individual theme is known, we can then embark on a journey of self-revelation, exploring how we can best utilize that theme’s message in order to fulfill our time on Earth.
Stories need a meaning, as do we as people. But sooner or later, most of us encounter some level of self-inquiry that often includes the vexing questions: “Who am I? What is my role here?” I, too, have been there, propelled by a fervent belief that everyone is created with an inborn purpose and a unique way to unlock
