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Numerology is the belief that particular numbers have mystical significance, a concept of key importance in the Jewish tradition of the Hebrew Bible (or, as Christians often call it, the Old Testament). Early Christians continued the tradition in the New Testament and in medieval literature.
The following is only a partial list of the meanings associated with important numbers. It is not exhaustive, and it does not give complete account for multiples such as 49 (7×7) or 144 (12×12), which were thought to have elaborate meanings. Read the rest of this entry »

Here are the numerology symbol. it was not taken from primbon mythical book, but it was taken from an ebook from the net.

The number 1 is connected with new starts, independence, new opportunity, inspiration, originality, standing alone,
concentration, leadership, determination, self-employment, courage and isolation. Balanced 1 energy: initiative, energetic, persistent, creative, confident, ambitious, self-reliant, dynamic, bold, forward looking, assertive. Over-balanced 1 energy: selfish, impatient, elitist, intolerant, addicted, aggressive, self-important, unyielding, headstrong, defiant, dictatorial, self-at-all-cost attitude, arrogant, domineering, possessive, greedy. Under-balanced 1 energy: passive, weak will, cowardly, dependent, insecure, subservient, helpless, lack of self-respect, changeable, weary. Read the rest of this entry »

Numerology is the philosophical and scientific study of numbers and their connection to human personality and time cycles. In a comprehensive numerology chart using the exact date, time, place of birth, and legal birth name, over 400 aspects must be considered for an in-depth, thorough analysis. Please consider that for absolute accuracy in numerology, all numbers in a timing and personality chart must be interpreted in association with each other and that some positions in the chart carry more importance than others. Only the numbers 1 through 9 are represented in the “Number Symbolism” section of this numerology outline. Read the rest of this entry »

Two systems of the zodiac developed. The tropical zodiac is a division of the ecliptic, and uses the vernal equinox as its starting point. Each subsequent division of 30° then makes a sign. The sidereal zodiac is firmly connected with the constellations. Western astrologers favour the tropical zodiac, while their Indian counterparts prefer the sidereal
zodiac.

When the ancients first formulated the astrological zodiac, the constellations probably coincided with the twelve-part divisions in the sky. This meant the tropical and sidereal zodiacs were in agreement. However, a very slow process called precession shifts the vernal equinox between the stars. This is because precession causes the Earth’s axis of
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The zodiac is a twelve-part division of the sky in the neighbourhood of the ecliptic. We can imagine this as a wide band stretched around the celestial sphere, and cut in half by the orbit of the Sun, as shown in the diagram below. In astrology, these twelve parts are called signs. Each of these parts has a size of 30°.

A common misconception is to term the signs as “constellations”. The twelve signs used by the astrologers are not the same as the 88 constellations in observational astronomy. The constellations are by definition a pattern of stars, and their sizes differ greatly. The signs, on the other hand, are pure geometrical constructs. Read the rest of this entry »