NUMEROLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO NUMEROLOGY (1)


Numerology is the metaphysical science or philosophy of numbers asserting that every object and living being within the universe can be explained, reveled and or reflected through numbers. It is linked to the ancient mathematician’s belief that the foundation of the entire universe is built on numbers. Not unlike the core of computer intelligence, where the entire language is a combination of the number zero and one, numerology analyses combinations of the number 1 through 9 to determine a language or science of its own.

Basically, numerology assigns a single digit numerical value to every letters, month, day, year etc. and then uses these numbers to predict and analyze. For instance, all the letters in your name can be translated into numbers, then added and reduced to a single digit number that reveals your true self. Most numerologist asserts that each of us has been given a unique name instead just for us that reflects your personal vibration; your birth details reveal your destiny. Still, there are other numerologist who believe that as our names and year changes so , too, do we. Nothing is absolutely scared or carved in stone. Whatever their personal belief, most numerologist believe very much in anything spiritual and or divine. They promote the ideas of karma, past lives, destiny, soul, etc.

HISTORY OF NUMEROLOGY

Although the great mathematician and great philosopher Pythagoras is considered the father of modern numerology, numerology’s history begins well before the famous Greek’s irrevocable influence on our understanding of numbers. The exact date of numerology’s origin may forever remain unknown despite the fact that many devotees still search the history books for clues. Hints abound in the religious doctrines of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam; it has been suggested that the answer may even be locked inside the walls of a great pyramid or Egyptian tomb we are yet to uncover. Time may or may not tell.


For the most part, numerologist recognizes, ancient Babylon as the earliest period of recorded history of numerology, where the Chaldean system of numerology was born under the influence of the Hebrews. However a certain birth of a Greek philosopher in 569 B.C.E, Chaldean numerology fell into a state of relative anonymity. The system is seldom used amongst numerologist and is generally unheard of by the average lay person.