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Double Soul’s Urge
Example: Walt Disney
1st Soul’s Urge 2nd Soul’s Urge
W as consonant W as vowel
61521 V: Soul’s Urge 42/6 47/11
1 5 5 9 1 9 5 7
WALTERELIASDISNEY5 3 2 9 3 1 4 1 5
19 4 10 C: Mind 33 28/10
T: Total Expression 75/12/3 75/12/3
In “Disney” the Y gives the E before it an “ee” sound, so we use the Y
as a vowel.
Since the W is the first letter of the name and is generally considered
a consonant in that capacity, and because it does give a phonic, subtle
“oo” sound at the start of the name, it is considered a semi-vowel and
thus constitutes a double Soul’s Urge.
Soul’s Urge 6: Disney came into this world wanting responsibil-
ity of a family. He had an idealistic and artistic
nature and a desire to do good in the world.
Mind* 33: The 33 thinks in terms of service to more than
his family; he thinks of humanity. He may have
often felt unappreciated in this growing period
because of the self-sacrifice aspect of the 33.
Total Expression 3: The total expression of 3 shows that Disney had
a great deal of artistic talent and that his career
had to be along the creative, imaginative, enter-
taining lines. (In a 3 these talents also can be—
and often are—latent.)
*Mind is also called “personality” or “quiescent self.”