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Do the plain numbers actually have any meaning? Well, the numbers stand as symbols of certain universal connections. The numbers themselves are only a language but seen as universal archetypes, the numbers tell us about specific characteristics, in a time context.


 The number symbolism

Here are some supplements to frequently occurring number symbolism. The additions have been
made based on my own experiences, often date-related. I usually describe single numbers, but oneties (ten's) are also important:

It is not easy to be number one in different contexts. Whoever goes out first has no templates to follow, you are forced to break new ground. In addition, the beginning often involves problems, confusion and setbacks, but the result is good in the end. As a date, it is a powerful and creative day, although with elements of chaos in the initial stage. The One leads, but it's windy at the top!

The number Two can stand for contradictions and disputes. You are no longer alone and the result can be jealousy, even hatred. There is a destructive side to the number two, the devil who goes against God. But two parties that sort out the storm are stronger than the one alone. If you follow rather than lead, second place is favorable. As a date, there is no pronounced influence.

Socially, Three is a somewhat troubling number. When three are together, it is often one who is left out and is forced to withdraw somewhat. All good things come in three, it is said, but then one person is usually in a leading position and the others assist as subordinates. A pot with three legs stands stable even when the surface is uneven. In terms of dates, the third is a universal day.

The Four stands for stability; the four foundation stones of the house, the four cardinal directions and the four winds. For those who appreciate safety and security, the four is a good choice. But the four can get too static, the box with four corners inevitably gets in the way. Even if the four offers security, it can, alas, become a bit boring in the long run; "nothing new under the sun".

Five is the number of adventure; excitement, inventiveness and willingness to try new paths. The Five has nothing to offer for those who want to play with safe cards. The number five means more to act first and think later. The five-pointed star can represent spirituality and knowledge, but if turned upside down, it represents evil and black magic. Five needs awareness and presence.

The number six is ​​not entirely straightforward. In the social context, a group of six people can easily split up, this depending on the fact that 6 is divisible by both 2 and 3. In a good situation, the Six means a family, the union of man and woman, unity. In a worse situation, it can lead to strife between man and woman, fire and water fighting each other: Some potential instability.

Seven is the number of contemplation, the time of rest and withdrawal. Seven is a sacred number; God created the world in six days and rested on the seventh. The rainbow has seven colors, the seventh wave is highest, highest of all heavens is the seventh. The seventh step is the return, the circle has been completed. Man's life has seven ages, the number of musical notes is seven. 

Should the number eight and nine even exist? Creation uses the numbers one through seven, why create more numbers when not needed. Perhaps disharmony crept into the world when base ten was introduced. Eight stands for hyperactivity, everything happens at once and you can't keep up. Eight is a portal to other dimensions. Combined with the Two, the eight becomes destructive.

Even the number nine can be questioned as a legitimate number. It stands for execution and for completion, attributes that are really the seven's hallmark. The Nine is like a big brother to the Three, a number that likes to divide itself into three parts. One of these parts must, from this very reasoning be leading, if not, the harmony ceases. Nine is a perfectionist, for better or for worse.

The number eleven is actually reduced to a Two (1+1) but traditionally the number remains on its own as a Master number. A very creative number, if you can handle the powerful energy. If not, overactivity and overload might occur . The eleven also forms a portal to higher existences, a significantly more positive force than the reckless energy of the eight. Eleven is development.

Twenty-two is also a Master number that is sometimes reduced to a four. Even more difficult to master than eleven. Whoever manages to ride this wave of energy (without failing) can perform veritable great deeds. But the number implies a potential risk of mental lability and in combination with the full moon, situations can become hazardous. Twenty-two is like a "hyperstable" Four.

Those who know how to use the high energy number Thirty-three have left everyone else behind. They seem to be able to cope with anything and manage everything. These superhumans seem to run on some high-octane fuel but don't really understand why others can't catch on. The number thirty-three must be combined with great empathy, or a "contempt for weakness" may arise.

The number twenty-eight is included only as a warning. The combination of the second and the eighth does not seem to be favorable except for those who happen to be born precisely on the 28th, maybe they are provided with a larger group of guardian angels. Be watchful on this date whenever it appears, don't do anything important if you can spare it. The number closes a cycle.

Number system with the base 6
 

The figure on the right shows a cyclic series of numbers according to the base 6. Imagine that you start in the middle, which is symbolized by the zero. You start counting diagonally up to the left with 1. One shares placement with seven. This is because the seven is a dormant, spiritual number that exists but is not outwardly visible. Then you count on from 2-6. Sixth place has been marked as a 10th. This is because the tens have only six units in the base 6 system, 6=10. At the seventh step that you move, you end up at one again, which is also seven; the seventh step is the return. Seven numbers in total, one of them is dormant and the 6th is called "10".

If Carl has 5 apples and Peter has 4 apples, how many apples do they have together? Answer: 13. According to the base 6 system, every ten = 6. Four plus five apples is thus one ten (6) plus three apples = 13. A big advantage of the base 6 system is that the number 10 (6 units) is divisible by both two and three. This system is actually no more complicated than our usual base 10 system. But because we received base 10 "from the get-go", we experience base 6 as extremely strange, backwards and alien. I think we can and should change to this system, our brain is adaptable.
 

More benefits

We already have several systems that are divisible by the number 6. An hour is divided into sixty minutes, a day is divided into twenty-four hours. The number of months in a year is twelve. The protractor is also divided into 360 stages. The widely used astrological zodiac divides into twelve constellations. Future science will largely rest on yet-to-be-discovered spiritual life templates, so-called transformation cycles, which are regularly divided into periods of 2x6 steps. We will benefit from synchronizing with creation.

According to the reasoning above, the seven days of the week are not very logical. The seventh day should be restful and merged (divided) with day one. A new monthly structure would be preferable: Each month is divided into 5 weeks of 6 days. We will wait for Sunday. The week begins with Saturday but also ends with Saturday, the day of purification and the Sabbath, as was the origin. We are then up for 360 days, five days are needed for the year to be complete. The five days are distributed over the year, you can choose the last week of the months; January, March, May, July and September. The extra day in these months is assigned the name of Sunday. When a leap year falls, the leap day is placed in November.

Historically speaking, it is a fact that the calendar must be periodically revised. The 365 days of the year become, in an instant, 360 days. This relationship persists for a number of hundred years and then the year returns, just as suddenly, to 365 days again. I have concluded that it has to do with our sun's unknown twin star. The interaction affects i.a. the earth's orbit around the sun, which causes the earth's speed to increase, forcing the planet to move closer to the sun. Well, when the 360 ​​days are a fact, you simply remove the calendar's Sundays, then the year is right again. Our ancestors have so far never been able to solve the problem, a calendar reform can create stability!

Six days a week
 

A six-day week begins with Saturday, which is also the day of rest. Day one shares space with the non-physical day seven. According to the transformation cycles mentioned above, the days of the week will have special characteristics. During the first day, everything is in the planning stage, nothing concrete has yet taken shape. Monday, day 2, corresponds to the first tentative steps in any beginning business. Tuesday, day 3, according to the cycles of transformation, is always a turbulent and conflict-filled day, everything struggles to take shape and establish its place. Disputes may arise.

On Wednesday, day 4, order is established out of chaos. This is the right time to find a good organization that can work. During Thursday, day 5, the business has come so far that it can expand and refine. During Friday, day 6, the task is actually completed. This is the time when you sum up and compile the week's activities. Saturday, day 1/7 is finally the Sabbath, the day of rest when you get new strength. At the same time, since it is also the first day, some new ideas are beginning to sprout. This is a completely unconscious process that requires no active participation. 


  Some 'facts' about the moon

• Weather changes (often) at a new moon, a depression becomes high pressure, fair weather
  becomes unstable.

• When the moon is like an egg (almost full) it is generally clear (cold or hot) weather.

• When you wake up from the full moon at 3 a.m: Just as well to get up; you are refreshed and
  ready!

 

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