Numerology Reading

Numerology began about 10,000 years ago in Egypt and Babylonia. Pythagoras is sited as having developed the basic theorems, which formed the beginning foundation of modern mathematics. He is also credited as having organized the field of math some 2600 years in the past of ancient Greece. However upon the beginning of the 20th Century, L. Dow Balliet, an American, with several of his contemporaries and associates, created the modern phase terminology of numerology. The 21st Century brought about a resurgence of interested parties in the field of numerology that takes place now, all thanks to a marked increase, particularly from the Internet, in research and publication.

Pythagoras is described as being an astrologer and a numerologist. Most know that Pythagoras was a mathematician that developed the theorem in Geometry that describes a right-angled triangle, "as the sum of squares of the adjacent two sides that will be equal to the square of its hypotenuse". He was born in Samos, Pythagoras in 570 BC. More than an Astrologer and Numerologist, he was also a Musician and a spiritual Guru. He is sited as having been able to communicate with enlightened souls or Siddhas. He was able to transgress back into his past births. He actually visualized his own ninety nine thousand past lives right in a row. He predicted earthquakes and is said to have calmed the mighty waves of the rivers and seas in his travelling on. He is also described as having healed people through his music his playing of the lyre. After receiving his own enlightenment, he launched his very own school. Here is where he taught philosophy and numerology to his attending students.

Pythagoras actually initiated his students by giving them a sacred sound or a secret mantra tied to the practice of his disciple. Pythagoras summarized that each planet in the solar system had its own unique sound. Using numbers represented each of these sounds. He also believed that numbers are classified as having the nature of an introvert or extrovert, male or female qualities, and characterized as being ugly or beautiful or ugly. Pythagoras also resolved that some numbers carry karmic debts. These are the results of bad actions performed in previous births, and also brought forth into one’s present live, as being lived right now. Plato followed the Pythagoras philosophy. Iamblichus assembled his verses and Thomas Taylor translated them from the language of Greek. [Picture – Pythagoreans celebrate sunrise, painting by Fyodor Bronnikov (1827–1902)]

Pythagoras actually designated a particular number to each and every alphabet in a simple but natural way, from 1 to 9. Separate from the 1 to 9 digits, he also considers the numbers of 11 and 22 as the master numbers. These master numbers, or 11 and 22, also represent the force of past actions or karma that drives one into the success or failure of their life. Each and every number has both positive and negative qualities.

As described by Pythagoras, primarily the surrounding numbers involved in their date of birth and name decides one's life destiny. Pythagoras and his system of Numerology calculate thus the significant numbers in one's life.

Everything in the universe vibrates at its own particular frequency. By finding the vibration rate of any object, you can establish the qualities and energies associated with it. By applying the principles of numerology — and using only a name and birth date as the basic data — you can determine the major frequencies of a person. A numerological analysis of the calculated frequencies provides significant information on personality and character.

Briefly, in numerology, all numbers are simply reduced to single digits: 1 through 9, except the aforementioned master numbers 11 and 22. These numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11 and 22 all represent major vibration rates as associated with our characteristics. The numerology numbers are deduced by simple mathematical addition. The number 15, for example, is reduced by adding 1 + 5 to get 6. In addition, the number 1974 can be reduced by adding 1 + 9 + 7 + 4 to get 21. And simply adding 2 + 1 to get to 3 can, further reduce the number 21. [Picture 4 – Pythagoras image in the public domain]

Letters in the names of individuals' are easily converted to numbers, as well, and then added back together. In turn, these numbers are also reduced. So for example, the letter "A", is attributed as "1"; and the letter "B" is "2"; so the letter "C" is "3", etc. The table below clearly lays out numbers as they are assigned to all 26 letters in the English alphabet.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A B C D E F G H I

J K L M N O P Q R

S T U V W X Y Z

By easily applying the simple numerological and mathematical formulas to the numbers representing a one’s name and/or birth date, our numerologists’ can derive the four major core elements of numerology assignment and deduction and some 20 or 30 modifiers, in addition. Thus using a symbolic evaluation of these mathematical elements and modifiers provides a remarkably complete and accurate of one's character analysis. Approximately half of the information in the aforementioned analysis actually comes from one's date of birth; the remaining half comes from one's name.