The Best Laid Plans . . .

. . . of mice and men, so says the line in the same titled play and film, "Of Mice and Men," by John Steinbeck.

I intended to write posts on each of the current presidential candidates to show the accuracy of numbers and how they worked. I didn’t feel the need to exploit celebrities and wanted to perform a public service. Who better to analyze than those who want to run the joint?

When I went onto the Internet to verify my findings with their scandals, how on target numbers were to character qualities amazed me. What I also found, however, were the scandals that mostly went unreported by mainstream media. These were not conspiracies or hoaxes. Web sites did have accurate information, confirmed by articles and interviews. Some disheartening comments by confirmed and potential candidates also made their way to cable news shows that made their way to YouTube for posterity.

I thought, "Boy, I really opened a can of worms!" Did I want to continue this? I’d come up with over a baker’s dozen potential Republican candidates. I got their birth and full name information from Wikipedia then put their numbers into my spreadsheet to calculate them accurately. I was now prepared to do research. The deeper into it I got, the more depressed I became. No candidate was squeaky clean. They varied from foot-in-mouth disease explained away as that to outright lying and avoidance by candidates who swear they are pinnacles of truth. Most all scandals dealt with money.

To be fair, some current candidates were not on many people’s radar screens to run for the highest office at the time I gathered information. I didn’t do all of them. The field also thinned itself, so the task would have been less laborious.

I worked on Capitol Hill for a very short time, but long enough to know that these people have machines behind them. The dirtiness of the machines depends upon how materially-entrenched and determined they are to become more so entrenched.

I have worked with these numbers for a decade and a half. I’ve calculated numbers of people I’ve known and met. Sometimes they knew. Sometimes it was for my own edification when I knew that some individuals just had to be certain numbers—and possibly falling on the negative side. I wanted confirmation that my findings were accurate or not. Unfortunately, numbers didn’t lie and my worst suspicions were confirmed that they landed on the negative side. Their actions showed be before ever calculating their numbers. Numbers only confirmed what I saw in behavior. When landing on the positive side, I never hesitate to share the information, or gather what is positive.

May I suggest to the few people who read this blog to search names of candidates, putting the word "scandals" after names. Peccadillos will be found if they are out there, not to mention larger shortcomings.

The previous post in this site gave the word patterns that go along with each number. One can easily understand from previous posts that each number has opposing yin and yang qualities. What word patterns the candidates have landed on are discernable from "What the Numbers Represent," in the previous blog.

The world is far from being a utopia. Who runs the joint determines the state of the world for everybody. To have a better world, we need to become more sophisticated in our selections and scrutinize candidates carefully. Especially, ones we admire so that we remain intellectually honest. We need to ignore pretty faces and fine physiques for those whose hearts are genuinely in the right place, and can back up rhetoric with reality?

What the Numbers Represent

I’m not going to go into details in this blog about how I discovered the meaning of each number. I’ve done that in the book. For future reference, however, I will use this post to show each tier and the word patterns associated with each number. You may want to buy the book to learn how I discovered the word patterns, thus, definitions. I painstakingly logged that effort in the book, No Nonsense Numerology—The Code, to establish that I’m not trying to deceive anyone.

Number One (1)
Tiers = ajs-asj-jas-jsa-saj-sja
Word Patterns = (Adjust) (A Sage-As Just) (Jackass-Just Ask) (Just Say) (Sage-Say Just) (Sage)

Number Two (2)
Tiers = bkt-btk-kbt-ktb-tbk-tkb
Word Patterns = (Backed-Back It) (Be Too Constant) (Constant, Be Two) (Constant, To Be) (To Be Constant-To Back) (Take Back)

Number Three (3)
Tiers = clu-cul-lcu-luc-ucl-ulc
Word Patterns = (Clue) (Cull) (Lucky You) (Luck) (You Cull-Your Clue) (Your Luck)

Number Four (4)
Tiers = dmv-dvm-mdv-mvd-vdm-vmd
Word Patterns = (Doom Victory-Do Move) (Do Venom) (Made Victorious) (Moved) (Victory Doomed) (Venom Do-Victory Made)

Number Five (5)
Tiers = enw-ewn-new-nwe-wen-wne
Word Patterns = (In You-From New) (From Wanting New) (New-Knew) (New Entrance) (Wen-When) (Won New Entrance-Wanting New Entrance)

Number Six (6)
Tiers = fox-fxo-ofx-oxf-xfo-xof
Word Patterns = (Fox) (Fix Only-Fox Of) (Only Fix-Of Ox) (Ox For-Ask For) (Ask For) (Ask Of)

Number Seven (7)
Tiers = gpy-gyp-pgy-pyg-ygp-ypg
Word Patterns = (Gypsy-Gypee) (Gyp) (Piggy) (Pig) (Why Gyp) (Why Pig)

Number Eight (8)
Tiers = hqz-hzq-qhz-qzh-zhq-zqh
Word Patterns = (Hard Quiz) (Has Question) (Question Hard Unknown Quantity) (Quiz High) (Unknown Quantity Hard Question) (Unknown Quantity Question High)

Number Nine (9)
Tiers = ir-ri
Word Patterns = (Ire - I Are - I Rise) (Are I)

This Method is More Precise

1     2     3     4    5     6     7     8     9
a     b     c     d    e     f     g     h     i
j     k     l     m    n     o     p     q     r
s     t     u     v    w     x     y     z 

The Latin alphabetical tiers define Arabic numbers through delineating the corresponding word patterns of the numbers from One (1) through Nine (9). The last column beneath Nine (9) has only two alternate tiers since having only two letters. The columns of letters transpose, making two or six tiers that have variable numbers of word patterns, which form the explicit definitions of each number.

Interpretations of word patterns within numbers came from analyzing each tier, using the following criteria:

1. exact words that the letters spell, e.g., (Fox), (Wen), (New), and (Gyp);
2. touchstones of pronunciation as the sequences read, e.g., (saj) for Sage;
3. silent or hidden vowels, e.g., (Clue) for (clu);
4. dictionary words for abbreviations of specific letters within each tier that conformed coherently to the basic definition, including prefixes and suffixes, e.g., (Unknown Quantity Question High) for (zqh);
5. homonyms (words sounding the same, but spelled differently and having another meaning), e.g., (New and Knew) for (new);
6. proper word forms such as (Lucky You) instead of Luck You;
7. words modifying the initial word in the tier, e.g., (Jackass) (Just Ask);
8. the yin and yang of each number, e.g., (Fox) and (Of Ox);
9. finally, the connecting thread of ideas linking the numbers to complete a circle.

(Nine criteria were used since nine numbers exist in the numerology code.)

 Each number reveals specific definitions that have opposing meanings, verifying the positive and negative effects of learning or not learning the lessons. Some tiers or steps spell specific words, yet, discerning other meanings as word patterns came through analysis using the specific criteria defined above. This method reveals precise lessons and challenges in the numbers that evolves the human psyche or personality for better or worse. Each number has a specific definition, both positive and negative sides of the coin—reflecting success from learning and pitfalls from not learning. The overall lessons in the word patterns connect one number to the next in a circle of completion––from the fool to the enlightened or the (Jackass) to the (Sage).

Comparing Numerology Methods

Pythagorean versus Modern Methods:

Though Pythagorus of Samos (c.560–c.480 BC) was the father of numerology, he did not directly create modern Anglo-Saxon numerology definitions. He used Grecian lettering and numbering. Describing it simplistically, the Grecian alphabet consisted of letters such as Alpha (Áá), Beta (Ââ), Gamma (Ãã), Delta (Ää), Epsilon (Åå), Zeta (Ææ), and so forth. Greeks used corresponding numbers of cones to delineate an amount from one through nine. Pythagorus also never used the zero (0) for his method of numerology since he created numerology centuries before the Hindu invention of zero (0). Because of this, it is also doubtful that so-called master numbers of (11), (22), and (33) originally existed in his method.

No way exists for knowing the original or exact interpretations of Pythagorus. Nevertheless, just espousing that Pythagorus invented numerology, currently unrelated with his original version, gives it an omnipotent spin that sanctifies it as unquestionable. This makes it seem emphatically authoritative without facts. But, in fact, because of his construction, using alphabetical letters-to-numbers, he cannot be responsible for current numerology definitions.

The existing system uses Arabic numbers with the Latin alphabet, which took centuries more to create from Pythagorus’ original method. Writing for the 1992 Grolier Electronic Publishing, Inc., Maryanne Wolf says, "The first English alphabet came from early Christian missionaries, who chose Latin letters and letter names for English sounds. Other letters, like U, V, W, and Y, were added later."

The modern American-English alphabet became a rhyme to teach school children language with the alphabet as it is known today. The rhyme lyrically recites the current alphabet to the tune of "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star," or "Baa, Baa Black Sheep."

Charles Bradlee copyrighted Mozart’s melody with the Library of Congress in 1835 (some web sites have it at 1834) to create the tune: "The A.B.C., a German air with variations for the flute with an easy accompaniment for the piano forte’ .　.　. ." The song was attributed to Louis Le Maire, an 18^th century composer. According to Grolier, Sir James Pitman, a British educator, collaborating with C.N. Fellowes and D.H.J. Schenck designed "The Initial Teaching Alphabet."

Whoever made the final placement of the American/Latin alphabet of twenty-six letters was more responsible for modern definitions of numerology than was its originator, Pythagorus. Since Pythagorus was Greek, logically, these numbers no longer mirror anything initially created by him. So! Are these men responsible for modern definitions of numerology, whether they consciously or unconsciously designed them?

[This blog entry is an abridged and edited excerpt from the book, "No Nonsense Numerology - The Code." Other passages from this chapter will follow later.]

What Is The Significancy of "Significancy" Numbers?

The characteristics of the Significancy numbers, Attraction and Direction, may be what determines the outcome of the third number, the Life Path that is the main goal of achievement during a lifetime. The definitions of these numbers reveal attitudes, not occupations. How the Attraction and Direction numbers obstruct or accomplish this goal must be based upon negative or positive attitudes, playing out as karmic obligations that some numbers seem to have. Constructing their role is based upon discovering the personal relationship between the Entire Birth Date, Birth Day, Name, and any subordinate Names. Determinations must include the role that the psyche plays in the interaction between the Subconscious, Conscious, and Super-Conscious Significancy numbers.




Entire Birth Date from the Super-Conscious equals the Life Path number:


Since the Entire Birth Date equals the complete date of birth, it takes priority over the single Birth Day number. This makes it the Life Path number when reduced to a single digit. It must represent Super-Conscious motivations coming from more rarified dimensions, generally perceived as spatially higher. This may be why the Life Path number can be considered coming from a higher self or higher consciousness.


The Birth Day from the Subconscious equals the Attraction number:


The Birth Day number, though designated a special day for being the day of birth, is a smaller number than the Entire Birth Date. This must make it lesser to the Life Path and, so, the Attraction number. The Attraction number must represent the Subconscious because an Attraction cannot form without familiarity––first, tasting chocolate before craving it. Therefore, the designation of Attraction seemed suitable. Prior life experiences must then become integrated characteristics that form personality, playing a Subconscious role to the current Super-Conscious Life Path number.


The Name from Conscious Awareness equals the Direction number:


Changing an original birth Name is a voluntary choice. The other two Significancy numbers are invariable, thus, unalterable. The Name is the only number that is mutable. This distinction associates this number with cognizance toward achieving the Life Path, thus, I created the term Conscious Direction for the name.

The Direction number is the Conscious choice that one makes when keeping or rejecting his or her the birth Name to a subordinate one. This Direction number helps or hinders completion of the Life Path if bringing Conscious awareness to the foreground.

Subordinate Names are added to the original Name by Conscious Direction. Because these numbers represent Conscious awareness, the conditions they represent may be known factors, but perhaps, only from the Super-Conscious or Subconscious levels. Birth Names likely play the paramount role in life since they are the original one.