Behind the Name: Harshula

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The meaning of the name 'Harshula' is disposed to be cheerful. When I did an in-depth research about the meaning behind this name, this was what I found:

"Harshula is so very capable of analyzing, judging and discriminating, that very little ever escapes her observation and deep understanding. Harshula is the type of person that can really get involved in a search for wisdom or hidden truths, often becoming an authority on whatever it is she is focusing on. This can easily be of a technical or scientific nature, or it may be religious, it matters very little, Harshula pursues knowledge with the same sort of vigor. Harshula can make a very fine teacher, or because of a natural inclination toward the spiritual, Harshula may become deeply emerged in religious affairs or even psychic explorations. Harshula tend to operate on a rather different wavelength, and many of her friends may not really know Harshula very well. The positive aspects of the 7 expression are that Harshula can be a true perfectionist in a very positive sense of the word. Harshula is very logical, and usually employs a quite rational approach to most things Harshula does. Harshula can be so rational at times that Harshula almost seem to lack emotion, and when Harshula is faced with an emotional situation, Harshula may have a bit of a problem coping with it. Harshula has excellent capabilities to study and learn really deep and difficult subjects, and to search for hidden fundamentals. At full maturity Harshula is likely to be a very peaceful and a poised individual. Like to follow a life of freedom, excitement, adventure and unexpected happening. The idea of travel and freedom to roam intrigues her. Harshula is very much the adventurer at heart. Not particularly concerned about her future or about getting ahead, Harshula can seem superficial and unmotivated. Very adaptable and versatile. Harshula has a natural resourcefulness and enthusiasm that may mark her as a progressive with a good mind and active imagination. Harshula seems to have a natural inclination to be a pace-setter. Harshula is attracted to the unusual and the fast paced."

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