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1917 Contents: Difference Between the Development of Outside World and the Development of One's Self; Trinities; Success Through Vibration; Numbers & Names; Delineation of Numbers; Briefs; Spiritual Birthday; How to Find the Spiritual Birthday or.
"Did you ever seriously think about how few things we are positively sure of in life? We are not sure the Sun will rise tomorrow or that today's Sun will stay in its place in the Heavens. In everything we trust to the fidelity of Nature, the wonderful Revealer who is man's friend or his enemy according to his attitude of mind." There is a lot of uncertainty about life. A lot of failures, obstacles, achievements, and regrets. Sometimes it feels like the universe has everything predetermined, other times, it feels like your choices matter. But which is it? In this book, Balliett explains the deep intricacies of life using number vibrations. She says: "Nature is always ready to assist man to become a Master..." You just have to recognise this assistance when you see it. And when you are done with this book, you'll be able to.
Numerology is the belief that numbers have power over events. It is a descendent of number mysticism, the belief the contemplation of numbers can give mystical and non-rational insights into life, the universe, and everything. Twenty-five hundred years ago, Pythagoras originated number mysticism, crediting certain numbers with characteristics, though numerology is a more recent invention that allots numbers, hence, characteristics to individuals. Underwood Dudley outlines here the history of number mysticism and numerology and gives many examples, including biorhythyms, Bible-numberists, pyram.
The ability to predict the future is essential to modern life. Planning for population growth or changes in weather patterns or forecasting demand for products and managing inventories would be impossible without it. But how have people through the ages gone about making predictions? What were their underlying assumptions, and what methods did they use? Have increased computer power and the newest algorithms improved our success in anticipating the future, or are we still only as good (or as bad) as our ancestors bent over their auguries? From the ancients watching the flight of birds to the murky activities of Google and Facebook today, Seeing into the Future provides vital insight into the past, present, and—of course—future of prediction.