Here is your child’s Name Attunement information. Do know that every name carries a vibrational frequency that impacts the personality with definitive purpose. It is possible to shift the frequency of a name by simply changing the spelling. Also know that a first name affects the everyday personality to the greatest degree, while the full name impacts job, career, finances and professional image. The middle name plays a big role in establishing a person’s self-perception. Ideally, your child will use a complementary first name, and then also a full name that is balanced and strong. His or her middle name should complement both the natural personality and the mood of the first name.

Everyone possesses a natural or innate personality that is very much like the hard drive on a computer… well-defined, purposeful and unchangeable. Since a name is like software on the computer, you can imagine how effective it will be, to use a first name that can beneficially complement strengths and downplay weaknesses while supporting your one’s purpose and life desires to an optimal degree. At any age, a minor or major adjustment can be made to an individual’s name components in order to change old patterns or to establish a new energetic in life overall. Often, the earlier such a change takes place, the easier it is for new patterns to take effect.

With this child, the natural personality as suggested through the birthdate features... individuality, independence, perseverance and loyalty. This child will have a tendency to be naturally candid, highly self-sufficient, stubbornly courageous and loyal. With focus and discipline, he can excel in inventing, exploring and leading others since there will be a desire towards being an innovative pioneer at heart. But if life is lived off course, this child will be apt to struggle with closed-mindedness, lack of confidence, high physical stress levels, loneliness and poor follow-through.

Others who share this birth quality while not the same name, include: Nicolas Cage, Bob Denver, Eminem, Kevin Kline, David Letterman, Tobey Maguire, Ozzy Osbourne, O.J. Simpson, Steve Martin, Sean Connery, Tom Hanks, Robert Redford, Suzanne Sommers, Sting, Billy Joel, Tom Cruise, Rush Limbaugh, Sophia Loren, Holly Hunter, Nancy Reagan, Carol Burnett, Larry King and Michelle Pfeiffer.

Ideally, you will use a first name that offers... elp with social skills, expressiveness and creativity. A name that provides healthy doses of sensitivity while bolstering confidence and charisma will also be beneficial. As this little one grows older, he will be able to get things done quite well, but there may be a sense of lack when it comes to the exciting yet elusive natural charm that automatically sets up a magnetic attraction with others. Since this child tends to be a natural isolationist, a name that attracts supportive relationships could bring less loneliness and more appreciation. While this child will start projects and endeavors with passion and ease, he may continually lose interest once the beginning stages of development are completed. This means follow-through can be compromised without a name that will boost long-term perseverance. Finally, a name that links body with mind and emotions in a balanced interplay could decrease tendencies toward tension in the head and sensory organs.

How does the name Jason measure up?

The personality archetype associated with this name is The Peaceful Adventurer. If you think the qualities of peacefulness and adventurousness are in contrast with each other, you are correct. This name is meant to create a bit of contrast, bringing life lessons by way of variety and constant change. In using this name, a child could feel as though he is never where he should be, craving alone time when he is with people and craving companionship when alone. This influence could have your son always seeking greener grass, so that he will constantly feel restless, impatient and under the gun unless he finds a way to generate that peacefulness his inner spirit craves. Finishing what he starts may be a problem, and if adrenaline levels are not tamed, this child could, as an adult, even turn to substances or medication in an attempt to calm the storm. Or, he might enthusiastically go with the flow, engaging in daredevil experiences or perhaps potentially destructive behavior like driving too fast or testing his physical skills on a mountainside or at the end of a bungee cord. Long-term relationships can be a challenge for people with this name because the name vibration will encourage a person to intensely protect his freedom rather than give it up to commitment. When feeling tied down, your son may become sarcastic, reactive or just plain moody. If the description of this name influence doesn't sound like fun, you're right. This is one of the most difficult of all first name frequencies to navigate. It will assist with things like sales, self-promotion and cutting edge entrepreneuring, but unless he learns to balance down time with activity, your child may pay the price with tension, relationship disappointments and internal conflict as an adult.

It is possible to adjust the influence of a name for the better by shifting a letter or two, adopting another variation or opting for a different first name all together. If you feel this name is not the best complement for your child’s natural personality, you may wish to consider these options… Jase or Jayce. Going a little farther afield but staying in the same ballpark are these names: Jareth, Jashan and Jamisen. All of these name choices provide wonderful strength, balance and a host of other outstanding qualities.

Hints for raising a child with the first name of Jason:

• Realize your child will relish a steady stream of stimulating, exciting activities and experiences to keep up with his need to feed his imagination. Give him an opportunity to check out his talents through classes and a variety of positive adventures.
• A short attention span accompanies this name, so teach discipline and follow-through at every turn.
• Do what you can to encourage communication of feelings and emotions, since this name has a tendency to stir the desire to withdraw when misunderstandings develop.
• Show your son how to balance down time with physical activity in order to keep excess adrenaline at bay.

Ideally, this child will use a full name that offers... support for his natural occupational, work/career attributes and talents which include: leadership (for example, supervisory and administrative positions), independence (hands-on research and experimentation, catering, hairdressing, bodywork), pioneering (inventing, exploring), physicality (exercise instructor, physical therapy, sports coaching, carpentry, construction) and love of nature (farmer, forest ranger, naturalist, anthropologist).

Regarding this child’s full name...

With the components currently in place, there is not an ideal full name choice. Jason McGuire is likely to spark much instability, potentially giving rise to lots of ups and downs around finances and job/career during adulthood. Jason T. McGuire will encourage poor assertiveness, procrastination and potential passive-aggressive behavior and even Jason Thomas McGuire is not recommended since this full name will place your son into a restrictive, limiting energetic that can slow progress to a snail's pace. If this child maintains his first name as it is, it would be of advantage to adopt a new middle name or initial to act as a strengthening bridge between first and last name. Initials to consider include H and F. Just know that it will be necessary to include that new initial whenever the full name is written, said, used or even thought. It is always most ideal that a first and last name balance each other without the need for a middle name of initial. But in this case, you would need to work with altering the spelling of the surname to make that happen.

If this child were to adopt one of the new first name spellings suggested above, the best full name option by way of middle name or initial would need to be appropriately configured.

Because of the complexity and number of options involved in a name change (even if only the middle name or initial is involved), I would advise that you schedule a phone consultation to pursue the matter further if indeed you wish to alter your son’s current name legally in any way. (Call 1-800-750-6649 for an appointment, or purchase one of the phone consultations on the products page at The Baby Naming Experience Consultations.

Let me know if I can be of further assistance.

Best wishes...
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