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Posts: 167 · Posted: Tue Feb 27, 2007 6:55 am

Malachai wrote:

Does anyone know of any numerology book, that explores the symbolic significance of number without boiling everything down to the first nine individual digits by a process of addition?

Try as I might I have never been able to find such a book.

For example, 44, 35, 91, 19, 80, 125 and 1232 are all surely very different numbers which surely must have a unique symbolic significance all of thier own, without boiling everything down under the banner of 'an 8'?

I know I've heard of such books, but never been able to find one. Suggestions?

Are you talking about the Gemetria Numerology?
aka: Gimetria

19-Folly, insanity
35-Health, peace, happiness
44-Elevation, power
80-Protection, recovery, convalescence
91- (90) Affliction grief, error, blindness (1)Ambition, passion, purpose
125- (100) Divine favor, angels, spirits (25) Intelligence, Progeny
1232- (1000) Sympathy, mercy (200) Hesitation, fear (32) Union, embrace, marriage

Posts: 4 · Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 5:48 pm

Must know numerology and studies numerology book for use the ms numerology software?

Posts: 14 · Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 3:30 pm

Here's a list of what's in my library. Like an earlier poster suggested, reading a variety of authors really helps.

AUTHOR: TITLE/comments (if any)

Avery: Numbers of Life

Buess: Forever Numerology

Buess: Numerology for the New Age

Buess: Numerology: Nuances in Relationships

Bunker: Numerology and your Future

Campbell: Your Days Are Numbered

Connolly: Book of Numerology Books I & II (Different calculation methods; details – intriguing.)

Cooper: Numerology: Nuances in Relationships

Cooper: Understanding Numerology: A Practice Guide to the Power of Numbers

Dar*Lim: I’ve Got Your Number

Decoz: Numerology

Dodge: Numerology Has Your Number (Information about challenges)

Gibson: The Science of Numerology

Goodman: Modern Numerology

Goodwin: Numerology: Complete Guide Vols I & II

Gruner: Mark Gruner’s Numbers of Life: An intro to numerology

Heline: Sacred Science of Numbers

Javane/Bunker: Numerology and the Divine Triangle

Javane: Master Numbers: Cycles of Divine Order

Johari: Numerology w/Tantra, Ayurveda & Astrology

Jordan: The Romance in your Name

Knowles/Bunker: Birthday Numerology (Anything by Dusty Bunker and/or Faith Javane is awesome!)

Lawlor: Sacred Geometry

Lewis/AMORC: Self Mastery & Fate: Cycles of Life (AMORC=Rosicrucians/Rosy Cross – intriguing look at life cycles – but NOT numerology cycles – a possible tie in for interpreting charts?)

Mars: Numerological Method

Poole: The Numeric Personality

Schimmel: Understanding Numerology (Connects numbers to mythology & the ancient world)

Schneider: A Beginner’s Guide to Constructing the Universe: The Mathematical Archetypes of Nature, Art, and Science (Oh my goodness – how numbers relate to everything. Invaluable. Mind expanding. Not a ‘numerology book’ – an esoteric, albeit easy to understand look at the numbers 1-9, sacred geometry, math, architecture, and nature.)

Seton: Symbols of Numerology

Shine: Numerology: Your Character & Future Revealed in Numbers (Cool way to chart energy flow of the numbers and between the numbers)

Steiner: Occult Signs and Symbols

Strayhorn: Numbers & You: A Numerology Guide for Everday Living (my first numerology book)

Virtue: Angel Numbers

West: Serpent in the Sky: The High Wisdom of Ancient Egypt (sacred geometry)

Wood: Genisis: The First Book of Revelations (yes, that’s GenISIS)(Another Oh My. Big on Egyptian Mysteries. An imported book, not easy to get a hold of. A must for anyone who’s interested in the Mysteries, though you may not understand what you’re reading for several years…)

Posts: 167 · Posted: Thu Mar 08, 2007 7:35 pm

Hi jawallac27

Welcome to the mystic board.

That is quite the library

Delphina

Posts: 14 · Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 2:48 am

Thanks Delphina. It's nice to be here. I've been collecting books for years. Never did readings except for friends, but found the subject fascinating.