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There is no universal truth when it comes to
figuring out your destiny, at least to the extent that
there is one single perspective. There are multiple
perspectives of numerology and astrology, and they are
influenced by history and territory. At its basest
definition, numerology refers to a mystical
relationship between numbers and physical beings and
objects.
Though early divination systems came from the mind
of early mathematicians, they are no longer considered
mathematically based. From these origins evolved
several different types of numerology. Modern
numerology today actually incorporates ancient
Babylonian teachings, as well as philosophy from
Christian mysticism, Gnosticism and Hebrew
superstition. It also helps to think of astrology and
numerology as having three primary branches: Western,
Indian and Eastern/Asian. Specifically, the most well
known disciplines of numerology are Chaldean, Kabbalah,
Western, Chinese, and Tamil.
Chaldean Numerology
Chaldean numerology originated in the ancient
civilization of Babylon. This is the oldest form of
numerology and actually has more in common with
Kabbalah than Eastern teachings. It is know as
“mystic numerology”, probably because of its
connection to astrology and Kabbalistic
interpretation. The summary of this numerology is that
single digit numbers represent a person’s outer
personality. Double digits are the person’s inner
personality. Instead of using your birth name, you go
by the name you are most commonly called. Your birth
number, that is, the day of the month in which you
were born, is considered. The number 9 is best
avoided, as this is a holy number. This is a fairly
complex system to learn.
Western Numerology
Is also called Pythagorean numerology. This western
system is very popular and very easy to get started
in. It is developed from a system based on
Pythagoras’s teachings, a Greek philosopher.
Pythagorean numerology uses a person’s name and date
of birth. Numbers 1-9 are used for analysis, while
numbers 11 and 22 are known as “master vibrations”
and are not reduced. A person’s name is converted
into numbers, and from this data, a great deal can be
gleaned regarding his/her potential and personality
traits.
Kabbalah Numerology
Evolved from Judaism, a sub-branch of Jewish
mysticism. The basic belief is that everything in the
world consists of energy, and this energy is the
source of all life and power. People possess energy
and their names have energy. This discipline is more
concerned with names rather than numbers and was
compiled using the Hebrew alphabet. Kabbalah analysis
involves a birth name, and from that, readings can
address a person’s future, interactions, and the
“natural cycle of events.” Note that there is also
a “New Kabbalah” system, which was created for use
with the Roman alphabet.
Kabalah numerology draws
the tree of life for calculation and analysis. The tree
of life is a graphic portrayal of these universal
original forces: Kether, Chokhmah, Binah, Chesed,
Geburah, Taphareth, Netzach, Hod, Yesod, Makuth. Three
key systems emerge from the Tree of Life analysis.
Both the Chaldean and Kabbalah system follow more or
less a common numerical classification and
interpretation. Now let us see the meaning of Kabbalah
numbers from 1 to 9-
Number 1-
Individuality, egoistic, self reliance, affirmative
(Influenced by Sun).
Number 2- Psychic
attraction, emotional, sympathetic, skeptical
(Influenced by Moon).
Number 3-
Intellectual capacity, possibility to become rich and
successful (Influenced by Jupiter).
Number 4-
Possessing property, materialistic, position in the
society (Influenced by Earth).
Number 5-
Reasonable, logical, of good ethics, fond of traveling,
commercial (Influenced by Mercury).
Number 6-
Co-operation, good in sports, art, play or music
(Influenced by Venus).
Number 7- Is good
in negotiation in contracts, agreements, and bargains
(Influenced by Moon).
Number 8- Number
of death, decay, loss or extinction (Influenced by
Saturn).
Number 9-
Energetic, adamant, short temper (Influenced by Mars).
Number corresponding to
alphabet in Kabbalah system-
A, J, S- 1
B, K, T- 2
C, L, U- 3
D, M, V- 4
E, N, W- 5
F, O, X- 6
G, P, Y- 7
H, Q, Z- 8
I, R- 9
Hebrew Numerology
Many contemporary
numerologists prefer Hebrew system for their analysis.
To overcome the problem of interpreting Hebrew alphabet
they have converted the alphabets into English. But the
entire alphabets do not have the English equivalents and
the entire alphabets are arranged in different orders.
So it is very difficult to know or study Hebrew
Numerology if you are not familiar with the numerology
alphabets. The calculation of numerical equivalence of
letters in Hebrew is known as Gematria.
The equivalent of Hebrew
number system in English may be described as follows.
A, Y, Q-1;
B, K, R-2;
G, L, S-3;
D, M, T-4;
H, N-5;
V, W-6;
Z-7;
P-8.
Chinese Numerology
Dates back to 4,000 years ago and legend suggests
it was started by Chinese emperor Wu who saw a
tortoise shell with a grid of nine squares. There are
three systems to Chinese numerology: Western,
Traditional and Ki. This type involves a person’s
birth date and a grid of numbers called the Lo Shu
Grid. The numbers in the grid are arranged so that
when they are added (diagonally, horizontally or
vertically) they will equal 15. The number 15 is the
range between the new moon day and a full moon day.
With this grid, and a person can learn of their
personal traits. Each number represents an individual
trait. There is no 0 value.
Tamil/Indian Numerology
Tamil refers to the Indian state of Tamil
Nadu.
Indian numerology teaches that every person has three
numbers attached to him/her. First, there is the
psychic number, which means the way one views himself
(calculated using a birth date); the destiny number,
which is how one is viewed by the world (calculated by
adding the birth date together); and the name number,
which reveals one’s relationships with others
(requires a math calculation, based on sound
frequencies that relate to a particular number).
Indian numerology also involves Vedic Squares. like
this one, which show numerous geometric patterns and
symmetries, some of which can be found in traditional
Islamic art.
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A graphic highlighting specific
numbers within the Vedic square, revealing distinct
shapes each with some form of reflection symmetry.
Which discipline should you choose? This is your
decision, and it is not necessarily based on the
territory in which you live. To fully understand how
numerology can guide you, talk to a trusted numerology
expert. You will be surprised at what you learn!
Rameshwar Prasad
invites you to the Wonderful World of Numerology
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