Official Numerology

Numerology is based on the knowledge of numbers’ energies and charcteristics using it in practical purposes. Anciant Greek philosopher and matematician Pythagoras developed numeric system which allows to determine particular qualities of one’s personality using his/her date of birth.

Human nature, relationships, activity and even more is defined for everyone at the day of birth. Different life conditions, education, family traditions, name and other factors have an influence on the personality formation. People born on the same day have different lives. Everyone is the mastrer of his/her own destiny. And if you want to be in charge of your very own destiny it is very important to analyze the source material and the sides of your personality which were carefully defined at the day of your first appearance in this world. How can I use them? How to develop those talents I have? What talents I may have? Can I make my life more harmonic and successful? Everything depends on yourself, your work and persistence. That’s where comes th Numeric Matrix into the picture.

Pythagoras had developed the principle of the numeric system thousands of years ago. From back then thousands of numerologists analyze, expand and develop his system.

Let’s now find out how to build and use this Numeric Matrix.

The first row consists of birth Day, Month and Year numbers. Let us take 2 dates for an example:

1. January 7, 1965 => 7 1 1965
2. October 17, 1965 => 17 10 1965

The second row consists of numbers as a result of arithmetic operations over date of birth digits.

1. The first number is a result of summation of all the digits in the date of birth:
   1. 7 + 1 + 1 + 9 + 6 + 5 = 29
   2. 1 + 7 + 1 + 1 + 9 + 6 + 5 = 30
2. The second number is a result of reducing of the first one (we got it in previous operation):
   1. 2 + 9 = 11, 1 + 1 = 2
   2. 3 + 0 = 3
3. To get the third number we take the first digit of the birth day, double it and then substract it from the first one:
   1. 7 * 2 = 14, 29 -14 = 15
   2. 1 * 2 = 2, 30 - 2 = 28
4. The fourth number is a result of reducing of the third one (we got it in previous operation):
   1. 1 + 5 = 6
   2. 2 + 8 = 10, 1 + 0 = 1

Now we got all the numbers we need to create a Pythagoras Square:

1. 7 1 1965 29 2 15 6
2. 17 10 1965 30 3 28 1

The Pythagoras Square is a 3×3 matrix filled with the digits from a type of previous equations where every digit gets it’s own position. Here’s scheme of the matrix with numbers on their places:

According to this scheme every number goes to it’s position. This means all the 1’s will be concentrated on the top-left and all the 5’s will be in center, etc.

Let’s fill the matrixes for our examples:

1. 7 1 1965 29 2 15 6
   

   111		7
   22	55
   	66	99

2. 17 10 1965 30 3 28 1
   

   1111		7
   2	5	8
   3	6	9

So what do we have here? We have 2 different Pythagoras Squares for 2 different people. Now, using this information we can tell so much about them they are going to think we can tell the future.

I will be updating my site with information on these. The ability to read about every number in Pythagoras Square will be available shortly.

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