Official Numerology

Number 8 is one of the most important numbers, defining all Pythagoras Square of a person as its stability or occurrence there will cause many necessary qualities. This figure is responsible for feeling of a duty to relatives (parents, family), tolerance and kindness – qualities which we should show towards parents and close ones.

Why “8″ is responsible for this quality? An explanation is very simple. We shall write the list of the closest relatives of the person: father, mother, brother (or sister), wife, son, daughter, father of your wife, mother of your wife. In the list there are eight persons, and you owe them all. Your parents are the main ones here as we cannot choose them, but they have given us life and we should be grateful.

Tolerance… We speak about this quality maybe every day. Many describe it as humility and silence, but it is not necessary to replace one word with another. The tolerance is a skill to suffer the person near you, his habits, sights, desires.

Character “8″-none: Is it bad or not? There’s nothing in this world that doesn’t have 2 sides… No, I answer you. It isn’t good as it isn’t bad. Only thing is bad when you use absence of “8″‘s as an explanation of your weakness. So what qualities does it give? We shall perform small psychological analysis of this situation. First, it is possible to tell precisely, that the person has the character in the pure state, in other words the power of his character is all over defined only with his “1″‘s. For example, if a person has “1″ or “11″ and “8″-none in Pythagoras Square, this lets us know that these characters are mostly similar. These people are weak-willed, egoistic, only wish to defend their own point of view by all means, not able and never take any responsibility. The difference between them is that having “11″ the person starts to demand praise and attention, that very often defines his future profession among people where the one can prove something and be praised, which is very necessary for him. If we speak about tolerance of these people it is reduced only because having weak character they cannot press or suppress a person. The person can suffer other person near himself, but the reason of such behavior is not in his kindness or tolerance, but it’s just a lack of will and indifference to other person, and frequently a fear of conflicts.

Character “8″: Presence of one Number 8 in Pythagoras Square means the feeling of duty is given to the person from birth, but it is still weak, and it is necessary to remind yourself that you should show care to relatives or tolerance otherwise. This “8″ gives a person some kind of instability. That’s because we can have transition “8-11″, which strengthens character, but adds intolerance to ones actions. This transition isn’t permanent. This is why I called it “instability”. This describes a stronger person than the one without any “8″s, but the whole other image is the same.

Character “88″ and more: If Pythagoras Square contains “88″ or more the feeling of duty is given from birth. It is possible to tell, that they are very kind. Kindness becomes norm of behavior of such people, they are very tolerant, always remember their relatives, they are people of duty as helping others becomes necessity for them. They can be used by others, but don’t even think to deceive them. They always feel lies and don’t speak about it to liar only because of tolerance and pity.

It is necessary to highlight the characteristic of duty for “888″. If you remember, three figures always caused instability of the quality. In this case we deal with the person who is kind, tolerant, remembers parents, but thus becomes the truth finder. This aim can be dangerous if it grows to maximum. Truth finders can even kill without any hesitation for what they think is right. So never play with this part of the person. And for those who got this sign try to lower your unreasonable demands.

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