As Republican presidential candidate John McCain’s running mate, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin may be on her way to the White House. Now there’s a movement on the Internet to bring another Palin to the Oval Office.
Piper Palin, the adorable seven year old daughter of the Republican vice presidential candidate, has captured the hearts of many Americans since making her national debut at the Republican Convention.
Television viewers tuning-in to the GOP spectacle saw young Piper helping to make her infant brother Trig “camera-ready” by lovingly applying a little spit shine to his hair. And, when it was the Palin family’s turn to join mom on stage, the youngest Palin daughter was front and center, boldly waving to delegates and, quickly summing up the opportunity, sticking close to mom (perhaps for the best on-camera visibility?)
Since I study birthdays and help others discover more about themselves via an ancient system that combines astrology, numerology and the deck of cards, I wasn’t surprised to read Internet reports that Piper Palin was born on August 26th (2001). This is a very powerful birthday.
According to my Goddess of Destiny system, which assigns cards in the deck of 52 “playing” cards to birthday of the year, people born on August 26 are King of Hearts/King of Diamonds. Being the card of the highest value (going from ace to king), Kings are masters of their suits: Hearts, being the suit of emotions, while diamonds are all about values and finances. This powerful blend of cards give young Piper (as the King of hearts, King of Diamonds) a lot of social appeal, making her a master at dealing with the public. The King of Diamonds aspect adds the gifts of a brilliant mind and good business sense.
A closer look at Piper’s Goddess of Destiny “cards” for the year reveal that, at age seven, a king of hearts could discover their true life purpose! So, perhaps the Internet swell to get this mini media magnet elected President in 2044 isn’t so far-fetched after all.
Find out what other famous political figures share Piper Palin’s King of Hearts card, tune-in to Lisa.fm.
