Comments on: Numerology, astrology and pigeons http://www.elnu.com/2010/04/08/numerology-astrology-and-pigeons/ Introducing Elemental Numerology - the truth revealed! Sun, 26 Sep 2010 02:52:09 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Archie Dunlop http://www.elnu.com/2010/04/08/numerology-astrology-and-pigeons/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Archie Dunlop Fri, 09 Apr 2010 10:14:21 +0000 http://www.elnu.com/?p=6#comment-5 Jean, I suspect that this kind of numerology is too complicated and too intuitive for most of us. I know that in India, from a religious point of view, the sounds of the letters play an enormous role. Saying mantras in Sanskrit can be very important, and you've got to say it right. Under these circumstances, having the right name, that sounds right, could really matter. Yet the system you're talking about cannot be divorced from the culture in which it exists, and it would be difficult to transfer to a culture that doesn't use the devanagari script. Unless, perhaps, you called your son by a Hindu name. Actually, it's not just Hindu astrology that links charts and names. For example, in the Seventeenth Century William Lilly mentioned that you could tell the name of a thief with reference to the horoscope of the time of a question. Anyway, you've inspired me, and I now know what my next article is going to be about. Sacred alphabets. Jean,

I suspect that this kind of numerology is too complicated and too intuitive for most of us.

I know that in India, from a religious point of view, the sounds of the letters play an enormous role. Saying mantras in Sanskrit can be very important, and you’ve got to say it right. Under these circumstances, having the right name, that sounds right, could really matter.

Yet the system you’re talking about cannot be divorced from the culture in which it exists, and it would be difficult to transfer to a culture that doesn’t use the devanagari script. Unless, perhaps, you called your son by a Hindu name.

Actually, it’s not just Hindu astrology that links charts and names. For example, in the Seventeenth Century William Lilly mentioned that you could tell the name of a thief with reference to the horoscope of the time of a question.

Anyway, you’ve inspired me, and I now know what my next article is going to be about. Sacred alphabets.

]]> By: Jean http://www.elnu.com/2010/04/08/numerology-astrology-and-pigeons/comment-page-1/#comment-4 Jean Fri, 09 Apr 2010 02:34:48 +0000 http://www.elnu.com/?p=6#comment-4 When my son was born, 21 years ago, we didn't name him right away. We consulted an astrologer, who gave us sounds to incorporate in his name...the thinking being, that these sounds would strengthen his particular chart. The sounds included "eh" and "r" This gave us a pretty wide range of choice! I don't hear much about this service in the general public. I only have one numerolgy book, by Harish Johari. I am looking forward to your discussion! When my son was born, 21 years ago, we didn’t name him right away. We consulted an astrologer, who gave us sounds to incorporate in his name…the thinking being, that these sounds would strengthen his particular chart. The sounds included “eh” and “r” This gave us a pretty wide range of choice! I don’t hear much about this service in the general public.

I only have one numerolgy book, by Harish Johari. I am looking forward to your discussion!

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