The Energy of Words: Use the Vibration of Language to Manifest the Life You Desire (25 page)

Meaning:
“Undeniably” vibrates to the 8, the number of

wisdom, independence, confidence, and manifestation.

As the most active soul-plane number, 8 has a direct link

to the spiritual realm, creating a sense of wholeness and

completeness. The 8 energy is doubtless in the positive.

“Undeniably” is also doubtless because it is the 8 vibra-

tion, the number of confidence and wisdom; “You are un-

deniably correct, no doubt about it.” In the negative,

“undeniably” favors the 8 qualities of selfishness, domina-

tion, and attention-seeking, looking to always be right

and fighting to prove it; “You know I’m undeniably right

and I can prove it.”

Positive: wise, confident, assertive, independent, mani-

festing, assured, and loving.

Negative: detached, selfish, greedy, dominating, bossy,

and attention-seeking.

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Unique (6)

Meaning:
“Unique” vibrates to the 6, the number of creativity, the nurturer, and the visionary. When you look

beyond face value, utilizing the visionary 6 energy in the

positive, you can see the unique qualities in all and ap-

preciate them as part of the whole picture; “She’s

unique and her actions are very admirable.” In the nega-

tive, “unique” is more about standing out and playing

the people-pleaser; “My talents in this industry are

unique; you won’t find a better salesman.”

Positive: creative visionary, certainty, balanced, nurtur-

ing, peace-making, optimistic, and forward-thinking.

Negative: pessimistic, judgmental, critical, worry-wart,

people-pleasing, doubtful, and gossipy.

Unsurpassed (4)

Meaning:
“Unsurpassed” vibrates to the 4, the solid, stable, practical, and balanced foundation number. The enduring, solid, stable, and loyal 4 wins the race and gives “un-

surpassed” the energy to go the distance, earning an A

for effort; “The level of customer service at that hotel is

unsurpassed in the industry.” In the negative, it is all

about acquiring an unsurpassed achievement level for

materialistic and self-absorbed reasons; “Thanks to the

tweaks I had done to my car recently, it’s unsurpassed

on the track.”

Positive: endurance, progress, foundation, practical, bal-

anced, organization, solid, stable, and loyal.

Negative: materialistic, impatient, addictive, instant grat-

ification, and self-absorbed.

214 Top Positive and Negative Words

Valuable (4)

Meaning:
“Valuable” vibrates to the 4, the solid, stable, practical, and balanced foundation number. Something

is valuable when it adds to your life’s foundation in some

way. In the positive, the things that you consider to be

most valuable are the pieces of your life’s foundation

that are priceless and intangible (memory, life lessons,

etc.). In the negative, the adding of something valuable

to your foundation is focused on gaining from a more

physical or materialistic viewpoint.

Positive: endurance, progress, foundation, practical, bal-

anced, organization, solid, stable, and loyal.

Negative: materialistic, impatient, addictive, instant grat-

ification, and self-absorbed.

Vibrant (5)

Meaning:
“Vibrant” vibrates to the 5, the number of the heart, emotions, and compassionate “freedom of expression” energy. When you feel vibrant, you are alive

with the “freedom of expression” energy of the number

5. In the positive, there is no agenda, just the sensation

of vitality in your own energy. In the negative, “vibrant”

seeks to dazzle or shine more brilliantly than someone

or something else, stepping into the dominating and

power-hungry side of the 5 vibration; “I feel so vibrant

today” or “I’m as vibrant at fifty as most twenty-some-

things are.”

Positive: loving, sensitive, irregular, artistic, free-

dom-seeking, passionate, and flexible.

Negative: uncertain, power-hungry, dominating, bossy,

withdrawn, and moody.

Top Positive and Negative Words 215

Whole (9)

Meaning:
“Whole” vibrates to the 9, the ambitious, idealistic, responsible humanitarian number. The 9 is responsi-

ble for all the incredible achievements seen in the previous

century; everyone born between 1889 and 1999 had at

least one 9 in their date of birth. The 9 is the most active

mental number, the highest change vibration, and consid-

ered the “big dreamer.” To be whole is to have all pieces

of the “pie” present and intact. In the positive, the 9 en-

ergy is unselfish and humanitarian, facilitating a view of

yourself as whole regardless of your present state or cir-

cumstances; “We all have flaws, but I am whole and com-

plete as I am now.” In the negative, your view of the

whole vision of yourself is faced with the judging and

critical opinions of the 9 vibration; “I’ll feel whole and

complete when I lose these last 5 pounds.”

Positive: humanitarian, ambitious, responsible, jus-

tice-seeking, idealistic, and unselfish.

Negative: driven, opinionated, judgmental, critical, black

and white, and narrow-minded.

216 Top Positive and Negative Words

Winner (2)

Meaning:
“Winner” vibrates to the 2, the number of intuition, sensitivity, cooperation, and dualistic energy. In

the positive, the cooperative, supportive, and sensitive 2

qualities state that we are all winners, regardless of who

or what we are. In the negative, the dualistic nature of

the 2 stands front and center, stating that there is no

gray area when it comes to being a winner—you either

are or you aren’t. The 2 in the negative highlights its hy-

persensitive and passive nature, causing you to compare

your flaws to those you perceive to be more of a winner

than you.

Positive: balance, cooperation, sensitive, intuitive, sup-

portive, and harmonious.

Negative: contrast, codependent, uncertain, submissive,

passive, and hypersensitive.

Wise (2)

Meaning:
“Wise” vibrates to the 2, the number of intu-

ition, sensitivity, cooperation, and dualistic energy. In

the positive, “wise” draws from the wellspring of intu-

ition and sensitivity of the 2; “You can already tell, even

at this age, that she’s wise beyond her years.” In the neg-

ative, the 2 is displayed as seemingly separate and uncer-

tain, detaching from the intuitive voice within. Instead

of a strong sense of knowing, “wise” defends itself as

the hypersensitive 2; “Listen kid, you may be smart but

I’m wise.”

Positive: balance, cooperation, sensitive, intuitive, sup-

portive, and harmonious.

Negative: contrast, codependent, uncertain, submissive,

passive, and hypersensitive.

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Wonderful (1)

Meaning:
“Wonderful” vibrates to the number 1, with the isolated pioneer, new beginnings, and trailblazing energy. The 1 is the only number not divisible by any other

number so it is a stand-alone energy. For something to

be wonderful, it has to better than the norm. With the

pioneering 1 in the positive, “wonderful” is sure to rise

above the average; “What a wonderful surprise! I’ve

never experienced that before.” In the negative, “won-

derful” seeks to be in the spotlight with the egocentric

and overachieving 1; “I think I did a wonderful job if I

do say so myself.”

Positive: verbal self-expression, initiate, action, ambi-

tious, determined, and pioneering.

Negative: aggressive, egocentric, overly driven, self-ab-

sorbed, overachieving, and single-focused.

218 Top Positive and Negative Words

Wow (7)

Meaning:
“Wow” vibrates to the 7, the deep, philosophical, teaching and learning, truth-seeker energy. As the truth-seeker, the 7 brings the “wow” factor. When you apply

“wow” to anything, it is an awe-filled vibration because

you are in amazement at some piece of new knowledge

or experience; “Wow, I never knew that about her.” In

the negative, instead of amazement and wonder, “wow”

has an undertone of the distrustful and skeptical 1;

“Wow, there had better be a good reason for this atti-

tude, missy.”

Positive: wise, contemplative, achiever, truth-seeking, de-

termined, and hands-on.

Negative: stubborn, overactive, distrustful, hesitant,

skeptical, and loner.

Yes (4)

Meaning:
“Yes” vibrates to the 4, the solid, stable, practical, and balanced foundation number. When you say yes to

something and mean it, you are drawing from the solid,

practical, and balanced foundation energy of the 4. Your

“yes” is grounded firmly in reality. In the negative, “yes”

takes on the impatient and instant-gratification energies

of the 4, creating an impulsive “yes” lacking certainty;

“I’ll say yes to anything fun!”

Positive: endurance, progress, foundation, practical, bal-

anced, organization, solid, stable, and loyal.

Negative: materialistic, impatient, addictive, instant grat-

ification, and self-absorbed.

Top Positive and Negative Words 219

Zest (7)

Meaning:
“Zest” vibrates to the 7, the deep, philosophical, teaching and learning, truth-seeker energy. As the most

active physical-plane number, in the positive the 7 takes

you on a search for truth by living life through personal

experience. The relentless searcher, the 7 energy has a

“zest” for life; “I’ve got a newfound zest for life now that

I’m back to creating my artwork.” In the negative, the

feeling of “zest” is sought out more for materialistic and

physically gratifying reasons rather than experiencing life

for the personal truths it reveals; “I’ve got more zest in my

step when my pocket is full of money and I’m headed out

for a night on the town.”

Positive: wise, contemplative, achiever, truth-seeking, de-

termined, and hands-on.

Negative: stubborn, overactive, distrustful, hesitant,

skeptical, and loner.

220 Top Positive and Negative Words

Top Negative Words

Afraid (3)

Meaning:
“Afraid” vibrates to the 3, the intellectual number of imagination, memory, and inspiration. The 3 also

represents unity or coming together. In the negative,

“afraid” feeds completely off the self-doubting, self-criti-

cal energies of the 3; “I’m afraid I’ll never find true

love.” In the positive, the imaginative and inspirational

energies of the 3 vibration lift the fears associated with

being afraid; “I’m not afraid of a challenge, I welcome

it!”

Positive: analytical, intelligent, humorous, social, sensi-

tive, observant, unity, and inspirational.

Negative: critical, vain, grandeur, self-doubting, self-criti-

cal, overanalyzing, and indecisive.

Alone (2)

Meaning:
“Alone” vibrates to the 2, the number of intuition, sensitivity, cooperation, and dualistic energy. In

the negative, the dualistic, opposing or separated energy

of the 2 gives “alone” its isolated feeling. When divided,

2 creates a double 1, the isolated stand-alone number;

“I’m all alone in this world.” In the positive, “alone” re-

lies on the supportive and cooperative 2 traits shifting

the feelings of isolation to a sense of being supported

even when alone; “I can do this alone.”

Positive: balance, cooperation, sensitive, intuitive, sup-

portive, and harmonious.

Negative: contrast, codependent, uncertain, submissive,

passive, and hypersensitive.

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Angry (2)

Meaning:
“Angry” vibrates to the 2, the number of intuition, sensitivity, cooperation, and dualistic energy. In

the negative, the intuitive and sensitive side of the 2 is

clouded and you are unable to clearly see the reasons be-

hind what has caused you to be angry; “Don’t even talk

to me; I’m so angry with you right now.” In the positive,

“angry” loses its steam quickly, softened by the coopera-

tive, harmonious, and intuitive 2; “I can’t stay angry at

you; I know you didn’t mean it.”

Positive: balance, cooperation, sensitive, intuitive, sup-

portive, and harmonious.

Negative: contrast, codependent, uncertain, submissive,

passive, and hypersensitive.

Anguish (7)

Meaning:
“Anguish” vibrates to the 7, the deep, philosophical, teaching and learning, truth-seeker energy. As the

most active physical-plane number, 7 in the negative

seeks to suffer alone with its distrustful, stubborn, and

hesitant qualities; “I’m going through such anguish over

this breakup and I don’t have anyone to turn to who un-

derstands.” In the positive, the 7 is determined to un-

cover the reasons behind such anguish; “I’ll help her get

to the bottom of her anguish. She deserves to be happy.”

Positive: wise, contemplative, achiever, truth-seeking, de-