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Extremes are easy to identify: overbearing adversity or the opposite, overwhelming success. Shifting from one extreme to the other is a frequent occurrence, just as various professionals go from relative obscurity to great success, or the opposite, a fall from grace.
Pythagoras, Kepler, and Newton showed us that nature and the universe are divinely mathematically ordered.
I agree with him and his brother Andrew, who has also publicly dismissed the validity of astrology and numerology. I don’t believe in the astrology and numerology they’re familiar with either.
Knowing how to identify and hire winners is vital to your business success. Below I list five crucial concerns that you must address to identify and hire winners.
One of the best ways to move with the currents of life, to know and capitalize on your personal timing, is through personalized comprehensive astrology and numerology. If you aren’t ready for an in-depth strategy, learning about universal occurrences such as the Universal Year (e.g., 2023 = 2+0+2+3=7), eclipses, and retrogrades can still be helpful.
The truth about compatibility is that it’s immutable. In other words, the core compatibility doesn’t change.
How to find your calling should be a class in high school. Everyone has a calling, but not everyone has an easy time identifying it. Ask yourself these questions to help discover your calling.
The achievements of Hermes Trismegistus, Pythagoras, Johannes Kepler, Isaac Newton, and other geniuses changed the world. They provided the foundation of our understanding of the interrelationship between the material world and other dimensions, and revealed to us that nature and the universe are logical and mathematically ordered.
My brother Stephen wrote about this, and mentions my work and how it helped him, in his new book, Half on the Other Side: How Ancient Spiritual Techniques Helped Me Deal with Substance Abuse, Depression, Sexuality, Gender, and Love. Below is a list of related blog posts he asked me to put together for his readers who would like to know more.
Question: “I was wondering if you could inform me of the correct way to calculate the life path number. I know you have written articles on this before (I was unable to find that particular article in my search unfortunately). But I have a life path (4) according to most