Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright

In this applied numerology research case study which unpacks the Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright, we will clearly reveal to you why every significant experience of hers exists within her numbers. You will learn why in 1829, the year she was delivering her most impactful and far-reaching public lectures, her most magical success-enabling (SUN Number / Personal Attainment Number) numerology sequence 15//6 was powerfully in play. As you connect with the tangled web of intrigue which surrounded her life path a period spanning from 1795 to 1852, and, come to grips with what she stood for and fought for, you will understand why we see her as being connected to, and teaching about, the inclusive, broad-minded, cooperative and collaborative nature of Aquarian Consciousness.

“Man has been adjudged a social animal.” Frances Wright

Strategic Numerology is all about knowing what to look for!

To make sense of numbers, and to connect with the intentional design magic, you’ve got to know what to look for, both within and around them. Because we do, we can literally work through your numbers, reading your entire life’s story as one would read the narrative text in the pages of a story book.  That’s why in our Numerology for Women website page, we state that “these case studies (especially our detailed Frances “Fanny” Wright life path experiences and numerology numbers comparative study) will get you thinking differently about your life path, and, prove that the timing of your most significant events experienced along it, is not nearly as random as you might have been led to believe.”

“Our religious belief usurps the place of our sensations, our imaginations of our judgment. We no longer look to actions, trace their consequences, and then deduce the rule; we first make the rule, and then, right or wrong, force the action to square with it.” Frances Wright

First, let’s understand the life experiences of Frances Wright

To her enemies, she was the ”Red Harlot of Infidelity,” whose ideas, if put into practice, would turn the world into ”one vast immeasurable brothel.” To her admirers, she was a bold apostle of liberation and equality in an age of prudish sexual mores, widening class division and slavery.

She was a pioneering social activist and an eloquent freethinker

Few women in 19th-century America simultaneously aroused such fierce hatred and such passionate respect as the Scottish-born crusader Fanny Wright (1795-1852). Now that the firestorm of controversy surrounding her is a distant cultural memory and women’s liberation is a fact of life, a judicious and well-informed biographer like Celia Morris Eckhardt can see Fanny Wright for what she was – a pioneering social activist and an eloquent freethinker whose life is a study in constantly frustrated humanitarian ideals.

She wrote a book: Views of Society and Manners in America

Born in Dundee, Scotland, and orphaned before she was 3, Frances Wright was raised first by a wealthy British aunt whose conservatism repelled her and then by an intellectual Scottish uncle whose libertarianism helped foster her radical views. When she was 22, she and her sister Camilla made the first of several extended visits to the United States. Drawn to a nation whose egalitarian principles corresponded to her own, she wrote a book, ”Views of Society and Manners in America,” in which she contrasted the republicanism of the United States with what she saw as the aristocratic and corrupt institutions of England. Nevertheless, she did perceive alarming evidence of social injustice in America, and, believing that Americans would be naturally responsive to progressive ideas, she made this country the principal area for her activity on behalf of slaves, women and the poor.

“But while human liberty has engaged the attention of the enlightened, and enlisted the feelings of the generous of all civilized nations, may we not enquire if this liberty has been rightly understood?” Frances Wright

She became the first woman in America to act publicly to oppose slavery

Mrs. Eckhardt, a former magazine editor now working in women’s studies, points out that Fanny Wright can be credited with some important ”firsts.” In 1825 she became the first woman in America to act publicly to oppose slavery: In the wilderness town of Nashoba, Tenn., she established a commune whose purpose was to demonstrate how slaves might be educated and responsibly freed. In 1828 she became the first woman in this country to speak to a large secular audience of men and women (access her entire 4 July 1828 speech here), and the first to argue that ”women were men’s equals and must be granted equal roles in David S. Reynolds , who is Visiting Associate Professor of American Literature at Barnard College, is the author of ”Faith in Fiction” and ”George Lippard.” all the business of public life.” Along with the utopian socialist Robert Dale Owen, she edited a liberal weekly newspaper, The Free Inquirer, and involved herself in the beginnings of the labour movement in New York. At the height of her success (1820-1830) she delivered many radical lectures before packed houses throughout the United States. Given these accomplishments, it is understandable that John Stuart Mill called her one of the most important women of her day, and that she received warm praise from such diverse luminaries as Thomas Jefferson, Jeremy Bentham, the Marquis de Lafayette, Mary Shelley and Walt Whitman.

She was regarded as the breeder of anarchy, atheism and free love

While Fanny Wright saw herself as the champion of rationality and peace, almost from the start she was regarded as the breeder of anarchy, atheism and free love. Regarding sexual passion as the ”noblest of human passions,” she imagined an ideal society in which ”affection shall form the only marriage tie.” She went so far as to call religion ”the perverter of human virtue.” In the 1820’s and 30’s, the heyday of puritanical reform, such statements provoked angry responses from preachers and conservative newspaper editors, particularly because she was suspected of having illicit affairs.

“He who lives in the single exercise of his mental faculties, however usefully or curiously directed, is equally an imperfect animal with the man who knows only the exercise of muscles.” Frances Wright

She was the radical everyone loved to hate

Being “the radical everyone loved to hate” was at first bracing for the feisty Wright. A tall, commanding woman with a dynamic presence, she capitalized on her notoriety by lambasting clergymen and capitalists before raucous audiences titillated by press reports of her shocking notions. But Mrs. Eckhardt shows that in time the barrage of stinging invective, combined with severe personal misfortune, drove Wright into embittered isolation. The Nashoba experiment failed as a result of internal bickering and external criticism.

The last years of her life were darkened by nervous breakdowns

Despite her deepening frustrations, during the last two decades of her life she doggedly persisted in her support of radical causes. She divided her time between Europe and America, writing a long treatise on the history of revolutions, ”England the Civilizer” (1848), which Mrs. Eckhardt identifies as her major work. She and Phiquepal had been married in 1831, but for long periods they lived separately, and, the marriage was increasingly unhappy. The last 10 years of her life were darkened by a series of nervous breakdowns and legal battles against her husband over property and over custody of their daughter. Ironically, the conservative Sylva turned against her mother and denounced her after her death.

Making 365 Pin Code Life Path Numerology practical

Now that you understand the most important snippets of her life’s journey, let’s begin unpacking the Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright. Importantly, we’ll link her magical numerology sequence 15//6 as well as her 365 Pin Code Annual Experience Numbers (AENs) with the above storyline. As we do this, you will understand that her most significant experiences, especially the emotional ones, are clearly coded into her numerology, hence our saying that once you understand your life path’s annual experience codes, you’ve made a quantum shift into beyond-next-level strategic intelligence.

“It will appear evident upon attentive consideration that equality of intellectual and physical advantages is the only sure foundation of liberty, and that such equality may best, and perhaps only, be obtained by a union of interests and cooperation in labor.” Frances Wright

Part 1: Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright: Her Karmic Lessons

The most important take-outs from the above name-driven numerology report for Frances Wright are:

1. Her only karmic lesson relates to the Number 4 Energy (there are no 4’s in her name, so scores 0% – see table below). How interesting that throughout her life, she should so actively challenge much of what this number represents, such as law and order, systems (societal), discipline, governance, compliance (the societal norms of the day) etc.
2. Her Hidden Passion is defined by the Number 9 Energy (her score is 208% over target) which links with humanity, universal love, forgiveness, philanthropy, putting the interest of others ahead of your own and serving others well, consciousness, universal laws and aligning yourself with and to higher causes. Is this not exactly what she did with much of her life, through being the “radical everyone loved to hate”, by thumbing her nose at convention and wanting a better world for women which offered them more freedom and choice?
3. Her Primary Soul Urge (see calculations below) aligns perfectly with her magical numerology sequence 15//6 and aligns her with Number 6 Energy which has at its core, relationships, responsibility, matters of the heart, sense of community, grace and gratitude, caring for others. Did she not in her own way do everything possible to take of others and liberate them community wise? Yes, she did! And, did she not in her very own Machiavellian way, challenge the most destructive and deeply entrenched of societal paradigms (that slavery was okay, that the sexual oppression of women was okay etc.)? Yes, she did!
4. The above table reveals her personality number as being 55//10//1, which aligns her with Number 1 Energy; the energy of the natural, brave leader who has a strong sense of self, a well-developed self-image and the confidence to take a public stand around matters which he/she disagrees with. Isn’t that exactly what she did? Of course, it is. Her visible confidence in public would have enabled her subconscious self (that which lies beneath; powered by the number 8 energy). This hidden part of her would have had an almost insatiable thirst for power, status, recognition, authority, dealing with matters material and her quest to achieve this, would have been driven in an organised, controlling way, because that’s how the number 8 subconscious self operates.

5. Her score for Number 7 Energy sits at 138% over target which is a phenomenally high score. Most inclusion chart scores for this number average out at less than 50%, with it being by far, the most common karmic lesson encountered (given all the test-and-learn R&D work we’ve done this finding comes from having built around a thousand inclusion charts). This high 7 score shows that Frances Wright was exceptionally intelligent with superb critical thinking and analytical skills. No wonder she took on the patriarch-driven establishment the way she did, because she would have been easily able to “out-think” and “out-debate” literally every man whom she was up against. This massively intelligent 7 energy also synchronised perfectly with her Primary Expression Number (70//7) meaning that she had the uncanny ability to stay icy cool and level-headed when under pressure, to not get flustered when things got really intense during “heated exchanges.”

“Instead of establishing facts, we have to overthrow errors; instead of ascertaining what is, we have to chase from our imaginations what is not.” Frances Wright

We could be at this chart for hours, but that’s not necessary. We’ve already proven a point. Through understanding her numerology, as contained within the above 365 Pin Code Inclusion Chart, we’ve shown you, how a few of her most core numbers, linked perfectly with her dominant life path experiences.

Let’s continue because there’s so much more we want to reveal to you, numerology wise…

“The existing principle of selfish interest and competition has been carried to its extreme point; and, in its progress, has isolated the heart of man, blunted the edge of his finest sensibilities, and annihilated all his most generous impulses and sympathies.” Frances Wright

Part 2: Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright: Her Date of Birth

The most important take-outs from the above date of birth numerology report for Frances Wright are:

Starting at the top, centre and working left to right, in an anti-clockwise direction:

• Her Personal Energy (Birth DD, 6^th) = 6; see number 6 described in table below.
• Her Personal Attainment Number (TKSPE) also known as her Sun Number = 15//6; see number 6 described in table below – The Responsible One who cares about the wellbeing of Others!
• Her Family / Intimate Number (Birth MM = September, 9) = 9; see number 9 described in table below.
• Her Shadow / Emotional Family Number = 9; see number 9 below.
• Her Shadow / Emotional Personal Attainment Number (TSSPE; yellow circle) = 12//3; see number 3 described in table below.
• Her Shadow / Emotional Personal Number = 3; see number below.
• Her Shadow / Emotional Professional Attainment Number (TSSPR) = 8; see number 8 described in table below.
• Her Shadow / Emotional World / Career Number = 5; see number 5 described in table below.
• Her World / Career Number (Birth YY, 1795 = 1+9+7+5 = 22; 22 = 2+2 = 4; 22//4); see master number 22 below, the number of The Master Builder (the one who organises many to achieve much collectively).
• Her Professional Attainment Number (TKSPR) = 10//1; see number 1 described in the table below – The Natural Leader!

Then, looking inside the chart, you will see two other sets of numbers, these are her Life Path Numbers:

• Her Life Path Number is 1810//10//1 = 1 [Born 06.09.1795; 6+9+1795 = 1810 = 1+8+1+0 = 10 = 1+0 = 1; hence 1810//10//1]; She is coded, life path wise, to be the leader, period.
• Her Shadow / Emotional Life Path Number is 17//8; She loves to be in control and is emotionally driven by money, power, wealth, status, business, authority etc.

365 Pin Code Numerology: Headline characteristics of each number we use

So, what do all her birth numbers and their associated characteristics tell us about her?

As per her life path number 1, she is coded to lead and lead she did – she honoured this most important coding of hers, hats off to her, round of applause. Then, given her shadow or sunk number 8 life path, she would have enjoyed the battle for power and given her organised approach, would have been a most formidable adversary. Her number 6 personal energy and number 15//6 sun number, intimate that relationships and responsibility are high up on her personal agenda, as is her sense of community. Her number 9 family or intimate vibration links her in that space with healing, forgiveness, universal love, humanity, helping others and given her bold and brave life stance, she certainly took this responsibility to heart.

She had the superpower of the Master Number 22 as her World / Career Number

Her master number 22 in the world / career links her with the superpower to mobilise large groups of people in a coordinated fashion toward a greater, inspired goal; 22 in numerology is The Master Builder. And that’s exactly what she did, magnificently so, from 1828 when she first started to speak out against accepted societal norms, through to the 1930’s. Her 1829 public lectures in the United States led to the establishment of Fanny Wright societies and her association with the Working Men’s Party, organized in New York City in 1829, became so strong that its opponents called the party’s slate of candidates The Fanny Wright Ticket! Beneath her 22, lies the number 5, which is the rebel energy – the energy which challenges and cannot be contained, the most kinetic of all the numbers. She certainly challenged everything about her external environment and threw down an intellectually challenging and emotionally inspiring gauntlet to those who thought that “how things worked back then”, was acceptable.

“If we bring not the good courage of minds covetous of truth, and truth only, prepared to hear all things, and decide upon all things, according to evidence, we should do more wisely to sit down contented in ignorance, than to bestir ourselves only to reap disappointment.” Frances Wright

Frances Wright most definitely honoured her 365 Pin Code Numerology

As per her birth chart numerology coding and given the battles she fought, hats off to her! She honoured her numbers, made a difference, led boldly, fought hard and indelibly etched her name into history as a very brave heroine! There’s precious little chance back then that she would have understood her numerology, so we can only deduce that she was somehow unconsciously connected to her numbers (her Intelligent Mathematical Blueprint (IMB)). Most likely, this was through her very high 7 score (high mental aptitude; innate wisdom, universally and spiritually connected). Remember, the number 7 is always seeking deep spiritual truths and as such, finds itself almost always at complete odds with illogical world, of force-fed religious indoctrination!

Are you now starting to get a really deep gut feel for how important it is to know your numerology? That when you’re consciously connected with your most core numbers, you’re really aligning yourself with who and what you are, authentically.

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As with the name-driven inclusion chart, we could do so much more analysis than just this on her birth, but it’s not necessary. Again, we’ve already proven our point and opened your awareness to the strategic personal and professional benefits of Entering your 365 Pin Code.

Prepare yourself because we’re about to blow your mind!

Right, so this is the point where all the information you’ve processed and numbers you’ve connected with, around the Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright, gets real. Below are two data tables we created for her from birth [06.09.1795; 6^th September 1795] through to her eventual death [13.12.1852; 13^th December 1852]. Within these data tables are lines of code for every year of her life, mapped in 4D; personal physical, personal emotional, professional physical, professional emotional. What you are about to see is how these lines of code align perfectly with her most significant life path events. Once you’ve processed this and gotten over the initial shock, you will understand why at the very start of this research article we said that once we’ve built your charts, we can literally walk through your numbers, accurately reading your entire life path’s story just as one would read the narrative text in the pages of a story book.

“However novel it may appear, I shall venture the assertion, that, until women assume the place in society which good sense and good feeling alike assign to them, human improvement must advance but feebly.” Frances Wright

Part 3A: The Life Path of female activist Frances Wright, broken down, year-by-year into her Annual Experience Numbers (AENs)

Note: Frances Wright’s Annual Experience Numbers (AENs) are the large RED numbers in the light blue column which runs the length of the above data table – the AENs indicate what vibrational experience is playing itself out during any given year of her life path…

Do you remember that in the very beginning of this article it was stated that Frances Wright, born in Dundee, Scotland, was orphaned before she was 3, and was raised first by a wealthy British aunt whose conservatism repelled her and then by an intellectual Scottish uncle whose libertarianism helped foster her radical views?

1795 to 1799 sees master number 11 in play (a troubled emotional time for her)

Go to the table above and look at her Annual Experience Numbers (AENs; the large RED numbers!) from 1795 to 1799. See large RED 11&2’s? This means the master number 11 is in play, a number which irrespective of age, brings extreme emotional experiences and much enlightenment as to the nature of the human. See all the RED blocks? That’s a sure-fire indicator of an extremely troubled emotional (number 2 driven, the lower octave of RED 11//2 AENs) time in her life with a very personal (RED No 6; one year only) experience happening in 1800. The red block double 6 in play in her 1800 line of code, signals an extreme personal physical experience; unfortunately, not a pleasant one!

From 1801 through to 1809 her life is dominated by the AEN 9 and given that she was born in September, this brings a powerful family experience into play. Guaranteed this was when she was being raised by her conservative, stoic, British aunt.

1810 delivers a Concentrated Life Path (No 1) Experience for Frances Wright

Then, in 1810, the AEN 1 makes its appearance, for one year only. Frances Wright has a Number 1 Life Path. Thus, we can deduce that 1810 would have been a life path significant year for her, and, a brand- new beginning for too! Note that her personal code for 1810 reads 7-1-4, so the new beginning (red 1) links in a positive way with her expression number (7) and her only karmic lesson (4) so there’s some good going on for her personally during 1810. What is concerning however, is that her external (professional / career / schooling) world has the hugely emotional 1-9 combination in play telling us that whilst this shift might have been positive for her internally, it would most definitely not have been so externally.

1811 to 1815 delivers five expansive, change-related years of personal freedom

From 1811 (the year she turned 16) to 1815 note how the AEN 5 is in play. Typically, the number 5 always represents much change, personal freedom, intellectual expansion, pushing boundaries, finding your limits, learning to think on your feet, change, personal freedom, challenging the status quo, even experimenting massively with the 5-senses through for example, having much sex, drinking excessively and even taking drugs etc. So, what exactly during these five years? At age 16, Fanny returned to Scotland and spent her winters studying and writing, and her summers visiting the Scottish Highlands. She educated herself from a college library, and by the age of 18 (note the double 5 in her 2018 line of code, professional physical = year of much intellectual application), she had written her first book. This is a bulls-eye numerology result for us and shows 100% congruency between our numerology numbers for her and life path experience records kept on her!

 “Speak of change, and the world is in alarm. And yet where do we not see change?” Frances Wright

Wright’s 1816 and 1817 AEN numerology links with creativity and self-expression

In 1816 (the year she turned 21) and 1817, our numerology AENs codes have the AEN 3 in play (backing number, not displayed, is 12//3). This number 3 brings her shadow self and her shadow personal attainment number (TSSPE in birth chart) into play. Much happens within our emotional selves when shadow coded times present themselves unto us. So, what happened? The additional we have to-hand on her life experiences, reveals that when she was 22, she and her sister Camilla made the first of several extended visits to the United States, a nation whose egalitarian principles corresponded to those of Frances. As per her lines of code, this trip first US trip did not happen in 1817, the year she turned 22, but in 1818, the year she was 22 turning 23. Her 1817 line of personal code, which reads 5-3-11&2, reveals a year which would have been one of personal physical change (her number 5 personal year) underpinned by creativity, communication, self-expression, inspiration (all 3’s) with much emotional enlightenment and new intuitive visions (master number 11 experiences) happening too. A wonderful time in her life no doubt!

1818 delivers yet another Concentrated Life Path (No 1) Experience for Frances Wright

In 1818 (previous one was 1810), she has another concentrated (as in one year only!) number 1 life path experience. This is such a powerful numerological experience that we know for sure that 1818 was when she set foot in America for the first time. Frances and her sister toured the US for two years before returning to England.

Wright’s 1819 to 1823 AEN numerology coding has her seeing the world differently

From 1819 through 1823 her life is again driven by the AEN 3 (backing number, not displayed, 12/3) which links as per the tarot major arcana, with The Hanged Man. This denotes a creative, self-expressive time in her life when she looked at everything around her through very different eyes. Soon after her return to England in 1820, Wright published Views of Society and Manners in America (1821). The book’s publication was a major turning point in her life. It brought her an invitation from Jeremy Bentham to join his circle acquaintances that included economist James Mill, politician Francis Plore, and author George Grote, among others. The group’s opposition to religious clergy influenced Wright’s own emerging philosophy. In 1821 (a number 9 personal numerology year for her; the end of her cycle) Wright travelled to France at the invitation of the Marquis de Lafayette and arranged to meet with him in Paris. Despite the differences in their ages, the two became friends. At one point, Frances encouraged him to adopt her and her sister. Wright’s request put a strain on the relationship with General Lafayette’s family and no adoption took place. Wright’s friendship with the general continued after relations with his family were repaired.

“If we bring not the good courage of minds covetous of truth, and truth only, prepared to hear all things, and decide upon all things, according to evidence, we should do more wisely to sit down contented in ignorance, than to bestir ourselves only to reap disappointment.” Frances Wright

Part 3B: The Life Path of female activist Frances Wright, broken down, year-by-year into her Annual Experience Numbers (AENs)

According to our numerology, in 1824, the AEN 8 is in play, however, unlike her previous AEN 8 experiences, this is not by the backing number 17//8 (i.e. shadow life path significant) but rather by the pure backing number 8//8. As such, this intense experience (again, for one year only) links with her Shadow Professional Attainment Number (see TSSPR 8//8 in her birth chart). And, given the 8-9 combination coded for her personal emotional, we know that during this year something massive shifts, emotionally! So, what exactly happened?

In 1824, Wright returned to the United States

In 1824, Wright and her sister returned to the United States to follow the Marquis de Lafayette and his entourage during much of his farewell tour of the United States. Wright joined Lafayette for a two-week stay at Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s plantation in Virginia. In addition to Jefferson, Lafayette also introduced Wright to Presidents James Madison and John Quincy Adams, as well as General Andrew Jackson. 1824 is also massively significant for her because this is when the “Equality War” begins, and her leadership coding (number 1 life path) powerfully surfaces.

If this is not causing the hairs on the back of your neck to stand upright, nothing will… This is hard numerical evidence, that her experiential coding within our 365 Pin Code Numerology charts coincides exactly with her documented life path experiences. That’s why we say that once we’ve built your 365 Pin Code Annual Experience Number (AEN) Chart (also referred by us as being your Quadratic Chart) we can read your life like a story book, past, present and future. Still think your life is not a magnificently created intelligent mathematical blueprint (IMB)?

Her 1825 numerology sees the beginning of a risky, new, six-year adventure (sequence 14//5)

From 1825 through to 1830 she has the AEN 5 in play again – therefore her life path numerology reveals these as being years of change and questioning. This also brings her emotionally charged sunk 5 in the world into frame resulting in her challenging the status quo of the day, driving much change, rebelling against the norms, speaking out against the wrong-doings of the day (slavery!), driving a sexual revolution type mindset for women, choosing to go upstream against all the odds. 1825 was the year when she became a US citizen. In addition to all this, remember that in 1829, her public lectures in the United States led to the establishment of Fanny Wright societies and her association with the Working Men’s Party, organized in New York City in 1829, became so strong that its opponents called the party’s slate of candidates The Fanny Wright Ticket. Makes perfect sense given (see her 1829 line of professional code: 3-5-1) her Number 3 professional year (communication, self-expression, inspiration etc) and her Number 1 professional emotional year (new beginning, the start of a new cycle). In 1829 she and Robert Dale Owen published a radical newspaper called the Free Enquirer and led the free-thinking movement, calling for liberalized divorce laws, birth control, free secular education run by the state, and the political organization of the working classes.

1829 had her magical numerology sequence 15//6 in play

Our opening paragraph stated that: You will learn why in 1829, the year she was delivering her most impactful and far-reaching public lectures, her most magical success-enabling (SUN Number / Personal Attainment Number) numerology sequence 15//6 was powerfully in play. This is where understanding the importance of numerology pinnacle experiences come to the fore, and, confirms that numerology pinnacle convergences are just important as AEN’s.

Sun Number 15//6: Extract from the 365 Pin Code birth chart of Frances Wright

Circled in yellow above, see her all-important numerology number sequence, 15//6, this is her Sun Number of Personal Attainment Number. Calculated how? Birth DD + Birth MM; 6+9 = 15 = 1+5 = 6; hence 15//6. The importance of this number (your Sun Number) cannot ever be overstated. Here are case studies to prove this, one being the sun number of a Large Lottery Winner, the other being the sun number of the Coach of the 2019 Rugby World Cup winning team.

When analysing her Pinnacle Experiences, what do we see for the year 1829?

365 Pin Code Numerology pinnacle experiences for Frances Wright born 06.09.1795

Note how her First Pinnacle Experience (blocked off above in yellow), lasting from 1795 (birth year) through to 1830 (the year she turned 35) is driven by the number sequence 15//6. Therefore, at some time during her first 35 years of life, her 15//6 Sun Number would synchronise perfectly with her pinnacle experience and thrust her into a situation which placed much responsibility upon her shoulders. 1829 was that year! It was they year when she would lead (the 1) a new train of thought, openly challenging (the 5) status quo in terms of how everyone was living, relationship (the 6) wise relative to each other. Also, remember that this 15//6 convergence linked with her Primary Soul Urge number [15//6] making this early period of her life, all the more important – a soul driven time!

Her 1825 to 1830 numerology AENs indicate six years of much change, so what did she get up to?

In early 1825, after spending time at former President Jefferson’s home in Virginia and Robert Owen’s utopian settlement at New Harmony, Wright began developing her plans for an experimental farming community. By the summer of 1825 she was seeking advice from Lafayette and Jefferson, among others, to begin implementing her ideas. Owen and Lafayette later became members of her project’s board of trustees; however, Jefferson declined to participate. Wright also published A Plan for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery in the United States Without Danger of Loss to the Citizens of the South (1825), a tract that she hoped would persuade the U.S. Congress to set aside federal land for the purpose of promoting emancipation. To demonstrate how slaves could be emancipated without their owners losing money, Wright established a model farming community in Tennessee where slaves could work to earn money to purchase their own freedom and received an education. Taking inspiration from the New Harmony community in Indiana, Wright travelled to Tennessee in the fall of 1825, and bought about 320 acres (130 hectares) of land along Wolf River about thirteen miles from Memphis. Wright founded a community at this wilderness site, which she named Nashoba. To demonstrate that her idea was a viable way to abolish slavery, she purchased about thirty slaves, nearly half of them children, to live in the experimental community. Her plan was for the slaves to gradually acquire their freedom through their labour on the property. Wright also planned to eventually colonize the newly emancipated slaves to areas outside the United States. In addition to building cabins and farm buildings, Wright planned to establish a school for black students, although many abolitionists criticized her idea of gradual emancipation and educational training for the former slaves. Wright joined in the early efforts to clear land and build log cabins for its inhabitants, which included blacks and whites. Nashoba was, however, plagued with difficulties from the start. It was built on mosquito-infested land that was conducive to malaria and failed to produce good harvests. Wright contracted malaria in the summer of 1826 and had to leave the property to recover her health in New Harmony, Indiana, and visits to France and England. While she was absent from Nashoba the community declined. Its interim managers began instituting a policy of harsher punishments toward the black workers. A scandal also erupted over the community’s tolerance of “free love” and publicized accounts of an interracial relationship between James Richardson, a white supervisor of the community, and Josephone Lalotte, the mulatto daughter of a freed African American woman slave who had brought her family to live at Nashoba. Wright returned to Nashoba in 1828 with her friend, Frances Trollope, who spent ten days at the community, and found it in disarray an on the verge of financial collapse. Trollope’s published descriptions of the area criticized its poor weather, lack of scenic beauty, and Nashoba’s remoteness and desolation. In 1828, when Nashoba was rapidly declining, the New-Harmony Gazette published Wright’s explanation and defense of the commune, as well as her views on the principles of “human liberty and equality.” In January 1830, Wright chartered a ship and accompanied the community’s thirty slaves to Haiti, which had achieved independence in 1804, so that they could live their lives as free men and women. The failed experiment cost Wright about US$16,000. Germantown, Tennessee, a present-day suburb of Memphis, was established on the land where Nashoba once stood.

1831 and 1832 are driven by 17//8 her Shadow Life Path Number

According to her numerology AENs, 1831 and 1832 were coded to be two years which would deliver an intense emotional experience. How do we know this? Because the AEN in play is 17//8 which links, or synchronises, perfectly with her Shadow Life Path Number (see TSS-LFP in her 365 Pin Code Birth chart). So, what exactly happened back then? Well, in 1830, Frances Wright sailed to France with her failing sister, who died a short time later (it is not stated whether this death happened in late 1830 or early 1831). Either way, the impact of her sister’s death would have dealt her a massive emotional blow, which is explained in her numerology by the onset (1831) of her two-year Shadow Life Path Number experience. Also, she married French physician Guillaume D’Arusmont in Paris, France, on July 22, 1831. Wright had first met him at New Harmony, Indiana, where he was once a teacher. D’Arusmont also accompanied her to Haiti in 1830, serving as her business manager. Wright’s and D’Arusmont’s daughter, Francès-Sylva Phiquepal D’Arusmont, was born on April 14, 1832. Note within her 1932 line of code above, note the red block linking the two 8’s. This double 8 coded experience is personal emotional – therefore it clearly reveals the enormous emotional impact which giving birth had; the number 8 being linked with power, control, authority, wealth, business matters etc. Importantly, given that the number 8 when laid on its side, is the infinity symbol, ∞, this intense 8-driven two year period indicates a time when she would have been struggling with finding the flow or balance between her material and spiritual worlds.

“The hired preachers of all sects, creeds, and religions, never do, and never can, teach anything but what is in conformity with the opinions of those who pay them.” Frances Wright

1833 and 1834 are driven by master number 11 (as were the first 5 years of her life!)

The Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright reveals 1833 and 1834 as being deeply troubled years, with AEN master number 11 in play, just as it was during the first 5 years of her life (a time when she experienced much personal loss and was orphaned). Given this, and the 11-9, or “911”, code in 1833, personal emotional, we know that this was a most difficult time.

From 1835 and 1839 her AEN 5 surfaces again indicating years of much change

Note the red block double 5 coded in her 1835 data string? This indicates much personal change, physically. What happened? Wright, her husband, and their daughter travelled to the United States in 1835 and made several subsequent trips between the United States and Europe. And then in 1838, we see another red block double 5 coded in her 1838 data string – this indicates much personal emotional (invisible!) change. What happened? After the mid-term political campaign of 1838, Wright suffered from a variety of health problems. Bulls-eye result again; 100% numerology and documented life path congruency; everything she experienced is hard-coded within her numbers, absolutely everything!

Wrapping up our study on the Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright

Frances Wright put everything on the line for what she believed in – she stayed true to her Number 1 Life Path in every way – and look at the legacy she left behind. A brave life well lived, and, the music of her life will play on, forever…

Our lives are like a piece of music.

There is a beginning, a middle section, and an end.

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We are co-composers of our lives,

and choose many a beautiful melody, and often

there are discordant passages, which mellow and become more mature.

It is all one creative effort from start to finish.

The music can be cut short with abominable violence.

Unfinished symphonies there are in the millions.

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And our music harmonises with others

to produce something grander and more beautifully complex.

And our music jars with others, and we have to learn

that all composers are different and that we are all

fairly rudimentary in our rhapsodies and ensembles.

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Once in a while we manage to be in tune

with some unknown and more powerful

musical inspiration which transfigures our

paltry notes into majesty and genius –

though short, they mean everything.

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When the music stops there is complete silence;

which ends abruptly in thundering applause.

Bravo! Encore! Bravo!

Etienne Charilaou

At the very beginning of this piece of research, we opened with this statement: “In this numerology research case study, Life Path Numerology of pioneering female activist Frances Wright, we will reveal to you why every significant experience of hers sits within her numbers.” And, we have done so. What you have seen should now leave you with absolutely no doubt that we are intelligently, mathematically, designed energy fields, who are living and experiencing life through a numerically driven, experientially coded, matrix and that none of our most significant life events are random, not one!

We also said that: “You will learn why in 1829, the year she was delivering her most impactful and far-reaching public lectures, her most magical success-enabling (SUN Number / Personal Attainment Number) numerology sequence 15//6 was powerfully in play.” And, we revealed this to you using her Sun and Pinnacle Number convergence. That’s why Numerology for Women, done 365 Pin Code style, is unlike anything you have ever encountered.

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