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Numerology is the study of the occult meanings of numbers. Its history goes back thousands of years, and Pythagoras is credited with modernizing it some 2,600 years ago. There are four main numbers in numerology: the Life Path, the Expression, the Soul Urge, and the Day of Birth. The Life Path is the most important of these, as it reveals the major lesson to be learned in this lifetime and provides clues about the person's purpose in this incarnation. The Expression reveals the person's natural abilities, the Soul Urge represents his or her inner nature, and the Birthday number has an influence on the Life Path. There are eleven numbers in numerology. These are the single digits one to ...
There are eleven numbers in numerology: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, and 22. 11 and 22 are called master numbers and rarely get reduced to a single digit. Each number relates to a different aspect of life and can be thought of as a lesson that should be learned in this lifetime. The numbers can be used positively or negatively, and consequently reveal people's strengths and weaknesses, depending on how they are used. Each number also has a number of correspondences, such as colors, crystals, and herbs, which can be used to increase the effectiveness of the number's energy. Number OneColor: RedGemstone: RubyHerbs: Basil, woodruffPlanet: SunThis has always been considered a harmonious, ...
If you've been reading cards for a while, you might have heard of a tableau or grand tableau but not know what it is or why it's perfect for this time of year. Reading the Big PictureLe grand tableau of the Lenormand method is a card reading that uses all the cards in the deck to reveal predictive insights for you or your client, but it's not just a tool for Lenormand readers. Whether you read with tarot cards, Kipper cards, playing cards, or even runes, you can conduct a tableau to see what the future holds. And if you use a numbered oracle deck, you can even use oracle cards (but read on for some cautions). The term grand tableau helps distinguish this type of reading from, say, a ...
I love a mind-blowing moment, and not just in the colloquial sense of being intellectually awed. I mean in the mystical sense, where the mind blows itself up into enlightenment. Reducing suffering for myself and others has been my goal. Luckily, there are many manuals from many traditions on how to do this. It's called mysticism. Most mystical traditions eventually lead to a cessation of the mind where suffering finally ends. That's enlightenment, the recognition of your true nature. All the great spiritual traditions have a different way to conceptualize this, from the Yogic samadhi, to the Buddhist nirvana (which literally means, "blown out"). It's quite literally mind-blowing. The ...
