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Biography
In 1965, they went on TV where he played on his boyish innocence and appeal to claim divine healings and to solicit donations. He built his PTL (Praise The Lord) ministry into a $129 million a year business, with company purchased mansions, cars, jewels and trips. They also sold fraudulent "partnerships" in a theme park. His autobiography was published in 1976 and was entitled "Move That Mountain!"
Bakker's house of cards began to collapse when church secretary Jessica Hahn reported his seduction and betrayal in 1980. When the investigation began, he faced a possible 120 years in prison and a $5 million fine for siphoning $3.7 million from the business to live like Croesus. He was also accused of homosexual encounters. In May 1987, he tearfully confessed on TV to his tryst with Hahn and was defrocked. Charles Shepard won a Pulitzer Prize for his investigation of the PTL with his book "Forgiven," which was published in September 1989.
Convicted in October 1989 of fleecing his flock to a total of $158 million, he went to federal prison in Jesup, Georgia. He was released to a half-way house in July 1994 after serving 4 1/2 years behind bars and on 1 December 1994, he was a free man. He moved to a secluded North Carolina farm where he worked as a handyman and wrote a memoir, "I Was Wrong," published in 1996.
"I never planned to minister again," he said. In 1998, he visited the Dream Center in Los Angeles, a hospital complex associated with the L.A. International Church.
The Human Design of Jim Bakker: Projector 2/4
Jim Bakker is a Projector in Human Design – a non-energy type designed to guide and direct others. Projectors make up about 20% of humanity and have a special gift for recognizing and directing the energies and talents of others.
The Projector's strategy is to wait for the right, respectful invitation before contributing their guidance. Without an invitation, the Projector's wisdom is often unrecognized or even rejected.
When Jim Bakker lives in alignment with their design, they experience success and recognition. The Projector's not-self theme is bitterness – a sign that their wisdom and guidance isn't being valued.
Jim Bakker carries the profile 2/4 – Hermit / Opportunist. The 2nd line represents the Natural: a natural talent that is often unconscious and only activated when called out by others. The 4th line represents the Networker: influence and impact unfold through personal relationships and a strong social network.
The incarnation cross "Right Angle Cross of Tension 4" describes the overarching life purpose and direction of Jim Bakker in Human Design. It consists of the four gate activations of Sun and Earth (personality and design) and only becomes felt when one lives their strategy and authority.
Im Bodygraph von Jim zeigt sich eine Einfache Definition (Single Definition).
Von den 9 Zentren im Bodygraph sind bei Jim 2 definiert: Ajnazentrum und Kehlzentrum. 7 Zentren bleiben offen.
Schaltkreis-Verteilung: Kollektiv (Sinnfinden): 1 Kanal. Jim ist damit besonders im Bereich "Kollektiv" geprägt - das Teilen von Erfahrungen und Wissen mit der Gemeinschaft.
1 Defined Channel
Incarnation Cross - Right Angle Cross of Tension 4
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Human Design Profile
- Type
- Projector
- Profile
- 2/4 - Hermit / Opportunist
- Definition
- Single Definition
- Incarnation Cross
- Right Angle Cross of Tension 4
- Date of Birth
- 02.01.1940 11:00
- Place of Birth
- Muskegon Heights, MI, United States
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