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A Life Path 6 is the one the family rings. Not for chat. When the car has gone, when the test result comes back, when somebody needs collecting from a station at eleven at night.
Sixes are described as nurturing, which undersells it. The marker is that they cannot be near an unsolved problem belonging to somebody they love without starting to solve it, often before being asked.
The soft spot is that being needed becomes the way they know they are wanted. Then a quiet week feels like a loss rather than a rest, which is a rotten trick for a number to play on its own people.
What a 6 is allowed is to be liked rather than relied on, which takes a while to believe and rarely arrives without being noticed out loud by somebody else first.
On an 11 morning a 6 will pick up somebody’s mood before that person has admitted to having one. That is information, not an instruction to fix it.
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