Clearly, The Life You Were Born to Live is my most controversial
book -- most readers find it extemely accurate -- a few, for
reasons I can't begin to explain, find it personally offensive.
Let's deal with the core issue: How can adding up the numbers
in one's date of birth (on the Gregorian calendar) to determine
your "birth number" possibly give valid, reliable,
accurate information about your life purpose, potential, and the
core issues of your life? It makes no sense. And I can't
explain in any kind of scientific or even logical way how it works.
AND it is an amazingly accurate method. All I can do is point to
the mystery and mechanics of this universe. I was trained in the
basics over a decade ago by an unusual man. I worked with
individuals for nine years before teaching the system to therapists
and others; finally, I wrote the book.
Dan Millman in jungen Jahren einer der besten Kunstturner Amerikas, später Coach von Spitzensportlern, unterrichtet seit nunmehr fast zwanzig Jahren verschiedenste Formen des körperlich-geistigen Trainings.
