Official Numerology

Number 9 in Pythagoras Square is responsible for mind, memory and clairvoyance of a person. Why this number? It follows Number 8, and its characteristic should be connected with value of this figure. “8″ is responsible for the duty in relation to close people, especially parents. It is natural, that people experience death of parents, and this is when Number 9 comes. After the death of parents the duty transforms into new quality – it is necessary to remember them and that is why Number 9 is responsible for memory. When we speak about any person, about his abilities, as a rule, estimating his memory, we do the conclusion about his mind: “He knows so much, this means he’s clever “. Accumulating experience we can predict situations basing on something similar in the past. That is why the better memory you have the better you can foresee situations.

Character “9″: Before we start let’s agree that absence of “9″ in Pythagoras Square will be considered impossible, because for normal existence anyone needs memory. Don’t be confused if you didn’t get any in your calculations. There are many methods to get “9″, such as: “55″ creates “9″ or the strong line which owns this sector can create one. So, in Pythagoras Square there is one Number 9. This means that the person is forgetful. Whether it is possible to tell that this person is not clever? Never. It is impossible to estimate force of mind of the person basing on his memory, as it is known that almost all talented people are very absent-minded and forgetful, but it does not mean, that they are silly. We speak only about memory as about ability of the person to remember any information and to be able to reproduce it.

You can’t say that such people can’t remember anything, they remember necessary information well, till the moment it becomes unused. As a rule, change of interests leads to deleting of the unnecessary information in an active area of memory, sending it in long-term storehouse of a brain where it can be lost in huge weight of other information. This is why, if you have only one “9″ in your Pythagoras Square, don’t change your interests sharply, better if that new one becomes a continuation of the old interest then you keep communication with already available data in your memory. The most important thing – you never overload your memory with insults on relatives, close ones or other people. The insult runs into memory because of very bright background of storing and supersedes other information.

Character “99″: “99″ in Pythagoras Square shows the presence of strong memory which allows to quickly reproduce the necessary information lost-free. It allows the person to get great results in studying of sciences. But what if one person has “99″ and the same way complains about having bad memory? The reason can be the person is doing things he isn’t supposed to do, as a result he starts forgetting everything. The special attention needs the fact that people with strong memory remember each insult in their address, which also can lead to loss of memory. It is very important to get rid of insults, especially if it concerns parents.

Character “999″ and more: If in Pythagoras Square “999″ or more then characteristic of memory should give up the place to new quality which “9″ is about, – clairvoyance. We shall try to find out the process of clairvoyance. We can distinguish two versions of clairvoyance. First, if the person has strong energy (22 and more) he can join the Information Field. It is accessible for him because of strong memory as the quantity of the remembered information should transform into quality. The information saved up by many generations should be ordered, but also should not disappear from an information field. For this reason the access into it is resolved only for those who have strong memory and energy. If the person has many “9″s, but weak energy (less than “22″) he can’t get access into it, so all the predictions are based on comparison of actual situations to similar ones happened in the past.

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