In numerology, every person's birth on a specific day of the year is predetermined. Even when there is no clinical cause, some babies are born prematurely and others after the doctor's expected date. Everything is a question of fate. A child's birthday reveals a lot about his potential, personality, and life path. According to Kabalarian Philosophy, the traits to be cultivated through your thought, the aspirations to be achieved, and the success to be had to make up your core purpose, are indicated by your birthdate.

In her unique book, Denise Freeborn lists 366-days' worth of entries to represent each birthdate. She invites everyone to discover the meaning of their birthdates in the book, “Forget Me Not”. In this book, birthdates not only tell age, but also determines temperament, attitude, and character. There is an entry for everyone, even for those who are born on a leap year and on the 29th of February. Readers will find the entries amusing because they may resonate, or readers may not relate to them at all. Denise also included the birthstones designated for every month and what it represents. Diamonds may be the hardest material on Earth, but it also symbolizes innocence. Sapphire represents love, and Turquoise, prosperity. She also includes a list of annual milestones and the materials that represent them.

The book is a fun read for friends and family. However, the book, if it resonates, can become a valuable guide for any reader.

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“Forget Me Not”
Author: Denise Freeborn
Publisher: Your Online Publicist
Published Date: July 2022
Book Genre: Birthday Horoscope

About the Author:
Denise Freeborn was raised in a French bilingual area of Ottawa-Hull in Canada and spent most of her summer holidays at the farm or at the lake by the rolling hills of Quebec.

Denise married young and moved to the prairies where she had four children. Now, she is retired and presently living in the Rockies. She enjoys painting acrylics and watercolor and enjoys the magic of using a camera. She was fortunate to take many wedding pictures throughout the years that followed. She kept a journal of births, anniversaries of her friends, relatives, and associates. Her little book kept all the names and dates of whom she treasured along the way. “Forget-Me-Not,” in French 'N'oublie Jamais'. She hopes readers love the book as much as she does. It makes a wonderful gift as well..

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