How to name your baby

Explore common criteria for naming a baby—from honoring parents, relatives, and even combining two first names, to personal preference, popularity rankings, and religious figures—and discover an alternative naming approach.

Consider that a baby may have its own name, as biblical stories show angels guiding parents. Reflect on asking the unborn child for its name to guide naming.

Explore the idea that a baby’s name may exist before birth, tied to the pre-existence of the soul, inviting discovery rather than assignment for stronger parent-child relationships.

Explore how names reflect life purpose, and learn methods like meditation and self-hypnosis to contact a baby's soul before birth to discover its name.

Explores how names encode missions, using Jesus as an example of salvation, and explains that sounds and vibrations in Kabbalah shape identity and alter life when a name changes.

Understand how names carry vibration and meaning, drawing on Kabbalah and biblical references, to show how words can create light and reality through vibration and numbers.

Explore how names carry meaning and shape who we become through the vibrations of spoken words; constant praise or insults emit vibrations that influence development and life.

Discover the soul's mission to become aware of its divine nature by learning to love God and others. Learn to love yourself, thereby living divinity in human form on earth.

Explore how sharing and giving without expectation define the soul's mission in a world framed by scarcity and illusion, and how naming your baby reinforces that purpose.

Explore scarcity and separation as drivers of sharing, and see how illusion of scarcity teaches us to share, convert potential energy into action, and shift between physical and spiritual perspectives.

Learn how a parent fulfills their mission by providing physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual nourishment, protecting from harm, and orienting a child toward their lifetime ideal.

Explore how nomenclature maps two distinct realities—from the ideal or spiritual world to the manifested or physical world—across philosophy, scripture, and the mind.

Learn to meet the unborn baby where it is before birth and receive a name that supports its lifetime purpose, guided by dreams and the unconscious.

Practice meditation and self-hypnosis to relax physically and mentally, dive deeper into the mind, and dialogue with the baby's soul to learn its name.