Your Seven Life Path child is here to develop their sense of spirituality, trust, openness, refined data-driven thinking, and a high level of intuition. Until they find and practice their spiritual beliefs, these children can struggle with feeling alienated, frustrated, and lost in the world. As your child grows, their life’s journey is focused on locating their sense of spirituality – no matter how they might define it. They can also need to work at being trustworthy themselves. Since trust is a big issue, your child will experience situations in which they feel betrayed. They can be the quiet one who studies a lot, the compassionate one who sees people and situations from an intuitive vantage point, or the loner in the room.
As children, the Seven feels out of place and not of this world. CHALLENGES:Ĭhildren with a Seven Life Path will be challenged with trust issues. They need this processing time because they’re always thinking and working on life’s big questions. Don’t be surprised if your child sometimes plays by themselves or needs to have time alone on a consistent basis. Understand that your Seven Life Path child needs down time and time alone. The Seven carries a high spiritual vibration and your child is the carrier of this energy. And on the other hand, they’re highly intuitive – even psychic. They’re gifted with a highly analytical and data-driven mind that’s always seeking answers.
Your child feels as though they’re on a different wavelength than other people and can appear aloof and thoughtful. Your Seven Path child’s here on an “internal” journey of spiritual seeking. To develop spiritually through seeking answers to life’s big questions: “Who am I? What am I doing here? What’s it all about?” Understand that because what we’re here to do is never going to be the easiest thing for us to do, your child will have challenges and difficulties with developing and acting upon these very themes. If you have a Seven Life Path child, here are some basics: LIFE’S PURPOSE: By Felicia Bender, The Practical Numerologist
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