The Science of Numerology
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Theosophical occultism and astrology

The Science of Numerology: What's in Your Name

Sepharial (Walter Gorn Old)1912
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A foundational and practical guide to Western numerology by the celebrated occultist and astrologer Sepharial. The book explains the mystical significance of numbers and their relationship to the letters of the alphabet, providing a system for calculating the 'numerical value' of names and dates of birth. Sepharial connects numerological vibrations to character, destiny, and the 'kabala of names', offering techniques for determining fortunate days, compatible partners, and future trends based on cyclical number patterns.

Also known asSepharial's Numerology
This edition1914
EditionWilliam Rider & Son, London
DivinationnumerologyFortune tellingPractical divinationModern Western Numerology / TheosophicalNumerical mysticismastrologynumerology calculationTheosophyHermeticismesoteric symbolismAstrology and Divination

Contents19 chapters

  1. 01CHAPTER I. General Principles
  2. 02CHAPTER II. Description of the Groups
  3. 03CHAPTER III. Character Reading
  4. 04CHAPTER IV. Astro-Phrenology
  5. 05Chapter I. with that which follows, but it cannot be adequately appreciated until a thorough knowledge of the astrological principles of character-reading
  6. 06CHAPTER V. Problematical Points
  7. 07CHAPTER VI. Phrenoscopy
  8. 08CHAPTER VII. The Sign Characters
  9. 09CHAPTER VIII. The Instinctual Group
  10. 10CHAPTER IX. The Self-Regarding Group
  11. 11CHAPTER X. The Social Group
  12. 12CHAPTER XI. The Intellectual Group
  13. 13Chapter XV
  14. 14CHAPTER XII. The Governing Group
  15. 15CHAPTER XIII. The Devotional Group
  16. 16CHAPTER XIV. The Sympathetic Group
  17. 17CHAPTER XV. Synoptic Review
  18. 18CHAPTER XVI. Judgment by Position
  19. 19CHAPTER XVII. Summary and Conclusion The analogy which has here been suggested between the astrological and phrenological systems of delineation, will

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