RELATIONSHIP ANALYSIS
Finding or Understanding a Partner using Numerology
The concept of using numerology to estimate the potential for longterm compatibility with a prospective partner is a surefire way increase your odds for a good relationship. Looking to numerology is also a good way to address problems in an existing relationship, and gain new understanding.
That said, I want to make it clear that while some numbers seem to blend together easily and with little friction, and other numbers seem to be rubbing against the grain for you, there are no absolutes or ideals that you should be seeking. You can use the guide below to quickly compare two individual Lifepath numbers and the Destiny or Expression numbers, or any of the other numbers in the profile for that matter. While some may wish to carry this further and compare other factors in the respective profiles, and many numerologists do, my sense is that these two important numbers should be the focus of your investigation.
The most important number in your comparison is the Lifepath number. If you haven't learned how to calculate and understand the meaning of the Lifepath, click here to go to the page on this topic. It is important to build a relationship with a partner having a Lifepath compatible with your own because for both individuals, the Lifepath number shows the natural inclinations at birth and the set of traits that will always be present in you and in your prospective partner. You must act on these traits to attain a sense of self-worth and happiness. For example, the Lifepath 3 is one that emphasizes expression, sociability, and creativity as the natural mode of activity for its native. When these traits are highly valued by the Lifepath of the partner, such traits are readily supported and living together as a couple is facilitated. When these numbers are not in harmony, some degree of compromise will be necessary for both individuals to maintain a comfort zone and sense of general happiness.
Next in importance is the Expression or Destiny number which is the number calculated from your full birth name. If you are not familiar which converting your name to a single digit number, please revisit the page on this topic. The Expression number defines the direction in life and what you must strive to attain.
Friday, November 28, 2008
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Numerology
Numerology is the study of the occult meanings of numbers and their influence on human life. Since there are no occult meanings to numbers and since numbers by themselves can have no significant influence on anyone's life, numerology is nothing but superstition masquerading as science or art.
Some alleged psychics, like Uri Geller, claim that numerology helps them understand events such as the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
According to an advertisement in Parade magazine (Feb.25, 1996), the definitive text on numerology was written by Matthew Goodwin, an MIT graduate who once worked in the personnel department of an architectural firm. He learned "this science of numbers" (as he calls it) from a clerk at the office. The ad is a pseudo-article, a print "infomercial," allegedly authored by J.J. Leonard, and is nothing more than an invitation to send him $9 for a numerological reading worth "$80 or more." In his advertisement, he explains how numerology works.
It all starts with your name and birth date. They are the data base from which a numerologist is able to describe you, sight unseen. Number values are assigned to the letters in your name. By adding these--with the numbers in your birth date--in a multitude of combinations, a numerologist establishes your key numbers. He then interprets the meaning of these key numbers, which results in a complete description of your personal characteristics.
According to Mr. Goodwin, through numerology you can "see all the diverse parts of your personality and how they uniquely come together to make the person you are." This will enable you to "make the most of your strengths in a way that wasn't possible before."
Just what do you think the numerical odds are either (a) that a set of numbers associated with the letters of your name and your birth date will reveal who you are and what you should do with your life, or (b) that someone in personnel has figured out how to read those numbers? I'd say the odds are about zero. Nevertheless, numerology shouldn't be brushed off without a thorough examination of its underlying theory. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any. We are just supposed to take Mr. Goodwin's word for it that numerology works, even though we have no idea how it works. That is, numerologists can produce a "reading" for you, just as astrologers, biorhythmists and Myers-Briggs can. And you will be amazed at how "accurate" the reading is! You may not even be aware at how selective your thinking has become as you are dazzled by the accuracy of your reading.
When you get your reading, you may find yourself ignoring the parts that don't fit you at all, and focusing on those parts that do seem to fit. They may actually fit you or they may fit your image of how you would like to be. No matter; if they fit, you may fall for it. You may even be tempted to go one step further and call your own personal psychic on one of the "friends" psychic hotlines. (I think the $9 numerology reading might be cheaper, though.) The testimonials for numerology and the telephone psychics are quite similar. Marriages are saved, jobs are landed, personal problems are resolved and love is found.
Some of the attractiveness of numerology and psychics comes from the desire to find somebody who will tell you that you are full of hidden strengths and powers, and who will reinforce your deepest needs and emotions. Yet, one must be desperate if one doesn't mind that the encouragement comes from a total stranger with no knowledge of who you are. Of course, some people are simply waiting for somebody else to tell them what to do with their lives. On the other hand, at times, each of us is vulnerable. We feel unloved, misunderstood, confused, or rudderless. The testimonials sound good or a friend is a satisfied customer, so we give it a try.
But the real attractiveness of numerology, over say palm or crystal reading or other non-numerical personality analysis and prophecy, is that numbers give the quackery an aura of both scientific and mystical authoritativeness, especially if complex statistical analysis is involved. The ad mentioned above for Mr. Goodwin's $9 numerological reading, cites Pythagoras as the father of numerology. Certainly, the Pythagoreans were a cult with esoteric notions about the universe and numbers, including the notion of the harmony of the spheres. No doubt they found something mystical about the relations of sides of triangles, which we have come to know as the Pythagorean theorem. But there is no evidence that Pythagoras thought he could analyze his disciples' personalities by assigning numbers to the letters of their names and their birth dates. For one thing, he would have realized the unreasonableness of such a notion. Different languages have different alphabets; different cultures use different calendars. It is unreasonable enough to think the universe is arranged according to numerical transcriptions of names, but to think that there are several equivalent transcriptions to accommodate cultural differences stretches the limits of credibility almost to infinity. Even if the universe were so unreasonably designed, how would we ever know which "reading" of a person's numbers is the "correct" one? Does the concept of "correct reading" even have meaning in this so-called discipline?
It is one thing to recognize that many things in the universe can be explained by reduction to mathematical formulae. The formulae can be tested and demonstrated to be accurate or not. It is quite another to claim that somehow the name you are given at birth was preordained to coincide with the date of your birth and to be coordinated with certain numbers so that certain special people (the numerologists!) could calculate from this data who you are, what you will be, what you need and feel, and what you should do. It is a long, long way from Plato's admonition to those entering his Academy that they should know geometry, or from Galileo's assertion that Nature is written in the language of mathematics, to the notion that numbers related to my name are a key to who I am pre-destined to be. It is a misrepresentation of history to cite mathematical mystics or scientists who have been enamored of mathematics, as fellow travelers. In any case, even if Pythagoras, Plato, Kepler, Galileo, and Einstein were all numerologists it would not make the theory of numerology one iota more plausible.
Some alleged psychics, like Uri Geller, claim that numerology helps them understand events such as the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001.
According to an advertisement in Parade magazine (Feb.25, 1996), the definitive text on numerology was written by Matthew Goodwin, an MIT graduate who once worked in the personnel department of an architectural firm. He learned "this science of numbers" (as he calls it) from a clerk at the office. The ad is a pseudo-article, a print "infomercial," allegedly authored by J.J. Leonard, and is nothing more than an invitation to send him $9 for a numerological reading worth "$80 or more." In his advertisement, he explains how numerology works.
It all starts with your name and birth date. They are the data base from which a numerologist is able to describe you, sight unseen. Number values are assigned to the letters in your name. By adding these--with the numbers in your birth date--in a multitude of combinations, a numerologist establishes your key numbers. He then interprets the meaning of these key numbers, which results in a complete description of your personal characteristics.
According to Mr. Goodwin, through numerology you can "see all the diverse parts of your personality and how they uniquely come together to make the person you are." This will enable you to "make the most of your strengths in a way that wasn't possible before."
Just what do you think the numerical odds are either (a) that a set of numbers associated with the letters of your name and your birth date will reveal who you are and what you should do with your life, or (b) that someone in personnel has figured out how to read those numbers? I'd say the odds are about zero. Nevertheless, numerology shouldn't be brushed off without a thorough examination of its underlying theory. Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be any. We are just supposed to take Mr. Goodwin's word for it that numerology works, even though we have no idea how it works. That is, numerologists can produce a "reading" for you, just as astrologers, biorhythmists and Myers-Briggs can. And you will be amazed at how "accurate" the reading is! You may not even be aware at how selective your thinking has become as you are dazzled by the accuracy of your reading.
When you get your reading, you may find yourself ignoring the parts that don't fit you at all, and focusing on those parts that do seem to fit. They may actually fit you or they may fit your image of how you would like to be. No matter; if they fit, you may fall for it. You may even be tempted to go one step further and call your own personal psychic on one of the "friends" psychic hotlines. (I think the $9 numerology reading might be cheaper, though.) The testimonials for numerology and the telephone psychics are quite similar. Marriages are saved, jobs are landed, personal problems are resolved and love is found.
Some of the attractiveness of numerology and psychics comes from the desire to find somebody who will tell you that you are full of hidden strengths and powers, and who will reinforce your deepest needs and emotions. Yet, one must be desperate if one doesn't mind that the encouragement comes from a total stranger with no knowledge of who you are. Of course, some people are simply waiting for somebody else to tell them what to do with their lives. On the other hand, at times, each of us is vulnerable. We feel unloved, misunderstood, confused, or rudderless. The testimonials sound good or a friend is a satisfied customer, so we give it a try.
But the real attractiveness of numerology, over say palm or crystal reading or other non-numerical personality analysis and prophecy, is that numbers give the quackery an aura of both scientific and mystical authoritativeness, especially if complex statistical analysis is involved. The ad mentioned above for Mr. Goodwin's $9 numerological reading, cites Pythagoras as the father of numerology. Certainly, the Pythagoreans were a cult with esoteric notions about the universe and numbers, including the notion of the harmony of the spheres. No doubt they found something mystical about the relations of sides of triangles, which we have come to know as the Pythagorean theorem. But there is no evidence that Pythagoras thought he could analyze his disciples' personalities by assigning numbers to the letters of their names and their birth dates. For one thing, he would have realized the unreasonableness of such a notion. Different languages have different alphabets; different cultures use different calendars. It is unreasonable enough to think the universe is arranged according to numerical transcriptions of names, but to think that there are several equivalent transcriptions to accommodate cultural differences stretches the limits of credibility almost to infinity. Even if the universe were so unreasonably designed, how would we ever know which "reading" of a person's numbers is the "correct" one? Does the concept of "correct reading" even have meaning in this so-called discipline?
It is one thing to recognize that many things in the universe can be explained by reduction to mathematical formulae. The formulae can be tested and demonstrated to be accurate or not. It is quite another to claim that somehow the name you are given at birth was preordained to coincide with the date of your birth and to be coordinated with certain numbers so that certain special people (the numerologists!) could calculate from this data who you are, what you will be, what you need and feel, and what you should do. It is a long, long way from Plato's admonition to those entering his Academy that they should know geometry, or from Galileo's assertion that Nature is written in the language of mathematics, to the notion that numbers related to my name are a key to who I am pre-destined to be. It is a misrepresentation of history to cite mathematical mystics or scientists who have been enamored of mathematics, as fellow travelers. In any case, even if Pythagoras, Plato, Kepler, Galileo, and Einstein were all numerologists it would not make the theory of numerology one iota more plausible.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Numerology's Key Number - How You Interact With Friends and Loved Ones
Perhaps the major key to your life is how you work with your friends and loved ones; your family. Many of us can't see how we deal with those closest to us. Numerology can help you find out what your basic approach is to working with your friends and loved ones. You just need to calculate your Key number.
The Key number has several names: Core, and First name number to name a few. This number shows us how we interact with close friends and loved ones. It is similar to your Destiny number, which shows how you react to people in general.
It's also considered fortunate to have a Key number different from your fadic Birthday number. Traditionally, your Birthday number is the lock on the door of your Life. If your Key number matches this number, then you will need the help of others to unlock this door and pursue your Life Path.
Key Number Calculation
Your Key number is calculated by summing the number values of the letters in your first name, and then reducing the total by fadic addition. The number values are determined by each letters position in the alphabet. For example actor Johnny Depp's Key number is (5) as shown below:
Johnny = (10 + 15 + 8 + 14 + 14 + 25) = (86) = (8 + 6) = (14) = (5)
Key (1) - Determined
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a determined way; aware of your own strengths and weaknesses. You prefer to take charge of family situations and are not afraid of being a trail blazer; of walking into new endeavors alone.
Key (2) - Loving
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a loving and cooperative way. You tend to attract and inspire your family by your actions; you get strong support from loved ones. You are diplomatic, hate being rushed, and handle family details well.
Key (3) - Spirited
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a spirited and lively way. You communicate well and are something of a family wit. You need to be creative and seek out chances for family outings. You want to have fun in life.
Key (4) - Logical
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a cold, logical way. You like an old fashioned, stiff approach to family life. You finish your plans completely before springing them on your loved ones.
Key (5) - Adaptive
You interact with close friends and loved ones with versatility, juggling whatever your find to meet everyone's needs. You like to take an odd, surprising approach to family life, working for personal freedom for all. You know your loved ones well, and can bring them around to your point of view.
Key (6) - Loving
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a deeply loving and caring manner. You will gladly take on more responsibility to help out your loved ones. You will do almost anything to keep peace among your friends.
Key (7) - Individual
You interact with close friends and loved ones by being a loner and doing your own thing. You ignore the common way of dealing with your family, and instead seek your own way. You absolutely hate taking advice from a family member, even if they are right.
Key (8) - Competing
You interact with close friends and loved ones by competing with them. You take sibling rivalry to the next level. You are efficient, almost ruthless in family matters, weather you care about the outcome or not.
Key (9) - Compassion
You interact with close friends and loved ones with compassion and understanding. You are tolerant and broad-minded, always considerate of your loved ones views. You are idealistic about family life, and enjoy being with your loved ones in every kind of place.
The Key number has several names: Core, and First name number to name a few. This number shows us how we interact with close friends and loved ones. It is similar to your Destiny number, which shows how you react to people in general.
It's also considered fortunate to have a Key number different from your fadic Birthday number. Traditionally, your Birthday number is the lock on the door of your Life. If your Key number matches this number, then you will need the help of others to unlock this door and pursue your Life Path.
Key Number Calculation
Your Key number is calculated by summing the number values of the letters in your first name, and then reducing the total by fadic addition. The number values are determined by each letters position in the alphabet. For example actor Johnny Depp's Key number is (5) as shown below:
Johnny = (10 + 15 + 8 + 14 + 14 + 25) = (86) = (8 + 6) = (14) = (5)
Key (1) - Determined
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a determined way; aware of your own strengths and weaknesses. You prefer to take charge of family situations and are not afraid of being a trail blazer; of walking into new endeavors alone.
Key (2) - Loving
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a loving and cooperative way. You tend to attract and inspire your family by your actions; you get strong support from loved ones. You are diplomatic, hate being rushed, and handle family details well.
Key (3) - Spirited
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a spirited and lively way. You communicate well and are something of a family wit. You need to be creative and seek out chances for family outings. You want to have fun in life.
Key (4) - Logical
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a cold, logical way. You like an old fashioned, stiff approach to family life. You finish your plans completely before springing them on your loved ones.
Key (5) - Adaptive
You interact with close friends and loved ones with versatility, juggling whatever your find to meet everyone's needs. You like to take an odd, surprising approach to family life, working for personal freedom for all. You know your loved ones well, and can bring them around to your point of view.
Key (6) - Loving
You interact with close friends and loved ones in a deeply loving and caring manner. You will gladly take on more responsibility to help out your loved ones. You will do almost anything to keep peace among your friends.
Key (7) - Individual
You interact with close friends and loved ones by being a loner and doing your own thing. You ignore the common way of dealing with your family, and instead seek your own way. You absolutely hate taking advice from a family member, even if they are right.
Key (8) - Competing
You interact with close friends and loved ones by competing with them. You take sibling rivalry to the next level. You are efficient, almost ruthless in family matters, weather you care about the outcome or not.
Key (9) - Compassion
You interact with close friends and loved ones with compassion and understanding. You are tolerant and broad-minded, always considerate of your loved ones views. You are idealistic about family life, and enjoy being with your loved ones in every kind of place.
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