Numerology and the Divine Triangle

1. Numbers as Universal Principles: Unveiling the Cosmos

Numbers, by themselves, represent universal principles through which all things evolve and continue to grow in cyclic fashion.

Digits as stages. Numerology posits that the digits 1 through 9 symbolize the stages through which an idea must pass before it becomes a reality. Each number represents a universal principle, offering insight into the orderly progression of all manifestation. Esoteric numerology seeks to understand the spiritual significance behind these numbers, revealing a direct relationship with the underlying intelligence of the universe.

Pythagoras's influence. Pythagoras, considered the father of mathematics, believed that "all things are numbers" and that these numbers represent spiritual entities. He saw number patterns and geometrical ratios as explanations for natural phenomena, musical harmony, and tonal qualities. His teachings emphasized that numbers are not merely quantities but qualities that operate on a spiritual plane.

Qualities vs. Quantities. Numbers represent qualities, while figures represent quantities. Understanding the digits 1 through 9 is essential in numerology because every number over 9 ultimately reduces to one of these digits. This understanding allows one to comprehend the orderly progression of all life cycles.

2. Personal Numbers: Blueprints of Destiny

You are endowed at birth with your own four personal numbers.

Four key numbers. Each individual is born with four personal numbers: the Life Lesson Number, the Soul Number, the Outer Personality Number, and the Path of Destiny Number. These numbers are derived from the birthdate and the letters in the name given at birth, each corresponding to a numerical value. These numbers reveal the lessons to be learned, the spiritual growth to be attained, and the overall direction of one's life.

Calculation methods. The book provides a detailed guide on how to calculate these numbers, using a number-letter code where each letter in the alphabet is assigned a numerical value. It emphasizes the importance of using the full name at birth and reducing numbers to single digits, except for master numbers (11, 22, 33, 44), which hold special significance.

Master numbers. Master numbers offer more opportunity for expression and demand more effort from the individual. They represent intense and powerful vibrations that cannot be continuously lived under, requiring periods of respite under the base number. Names vibrating to master numbers indicate individuals who will fluctuate between the master number and its base digit, experiencing both the intensity and the need for balance.

3. The Divine Triangle: Mapping Life's Journey

The Divine Triangle, used as a blueprint of one's life, reveals, step by step, from birth to death, what that life should express, indicating the potentials and pitfalls by a series of numbers from 1 to 78.

Blueprint of life. The Divine Triangle serves as a blueprint, revealing step-by-step what a life should express from birth to death. It indicates potentials and pitfalls through a series of numbers from 1 to 78. This blueprint is based on the Pythagorean Theorem and is constructed using a right triangle with squares built on each side.

Placement of numbers. The birthdate is placed on the triangle in the center of the blueprint, with the birth month on the vertical line, the birthdate on the horizontal line, and the birth year on the hypotenuse. The letters of the name are placed on the lines of the squares, with each line representing nine years of life. Totals are calculated for each square and the triangle, providing key numbers for interpretation.

Line experiences. Each line of the blueprint reveals experiences through two processes: the major process, which yields six types of experience over twenty-seven years, and the minor process, which yields two types of experiences over nine years. These processes involve adding and subtracting numbers from the ages on each line, using numbers from the center of the squares, the sides of the triangle, and the center of the triangle.

4. Esoteric Geometry: God Geometrizes

We believe that the science of numbers can provide formulae which help clarify the evolving pattern of existence on earth.

Basic shapes. The book delves into the symbolism of basic geometrical shapes, such as the circle, vertical line, horizontal line, and triangle, each representing different aspects of the universe and human existence. The circle symbolizes the Godhead, the vertical line represents spirit descending into matter, the horizontal line represents the material world, and the triangle represents the Trinity.

Philosopher's Diamond. The Philosopher's Diamond, or Star of David, is explored as a representation of the axiom "As above, so below." It consists of two interlaced triangles, one pointing upwards (fire, spirit) and the other pointing downwards (water, emotions). This symbol captures the idea that the material world is a reflection of the spiritual world.

Divine Triangle. The Divine Triangle, based on the Pythagorean Theorem, is presented as a blueprint that can describe the magnitude or destiny of our lives. It combines the triangle of mind, soul, and spirit with the square of the physical body and matter, illustrating the interplay between the spiritual and material realms.

5. Career and Compatibility: Aligning with Your Numbers

Your career number is your Life Lesson Number.

Career number. The Life Lesson Number is identified as the career number, representing the lessons to be learned and the spiritual growth to be attained in this lifetime. The book provides a detailed list of compatible careers for each Life Lesson Number, ranging from inventor and designer for number 1 to diplomat and agent for number 2.

Compatibility analysis. Compatibility between individuals can be determined by comparing their Life Lesson Numbers. The book offers a comprehensive guide to all possible Life Lesson Number combinations, explaining the potential strengths and challenges of each pairing. This analysis considers factors such as leadership, cooperation, communication, and emotional balance.

Letter analysis. The book also explores the significance of individual letters in a name, providing delineations for each letter of the alphabet. These delineations offer insights into personality traits, health factors, and potential life events. The book also explores the significance of the first vowel in the first name.

6. Edgar Cayce: A Case Study in Numerology

Each entity, each soul, is known in all the experience through its activities — as a name to designate it from another.

Applying numerology. The book presents a case study of Edgar Cayce, the famous psychic, to demonstrate the application of numerology and the Divine Triangle. Cayce's personal numbers—Soul Number 12/3, Outer Personality Number 33, Path of Destiny Number 45/9, and Life Lesson Number 44—are analyzed in detail, revealing key aspects of his personality and life purpose.

Blueprint analysis. The book places Cayce's birthdate and name on the Divine Triangle, mapping out significant events and experiences throughout his life. This analysis highlights the accuracy of the blueprint in predicting major turning points, career choices, and personal relationships.

Key events. The book examines specific events in Cayce's life, such as his early psychic experiences, his marriage, and the establishment of the Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.), correlating them with the numbers and vibrations operating at those times. This case study serves as a practical example of how numerology can be used to understand and interpret an individual's life journey.

7. Biblical Numerology: Hidden Meanings in Scripture

The Universe was created by three forms of expression—Numbers, Letters and Words.

Hebrew code. The book explores the use of numbers and letters in the Old and New Testaments, revealing hidden meanings and symbolic interpretations. It explains how the Hebrews used a number-letter code to obscure their meanings from the uninitiated while revealing inner teachings to the initiate. Each letter of the Hebrew alphabet has several meanings, and the symbology allowed hidden teachings to be evident to those who knew how to read the deeper message.

Name changes. The book discusses how biblical characters who reached periods of spiritual growth and development in their lives were given new names by divine direction. These name changes symbolized the attainment of spiritual light or the transformation of character.

Number symbolism. The book provides a short list of keywords for the numbers in biblical times, ranging from 0 (source before manifestation) to 10 (God and humanity, completion). These numbers are used to interpret various events and characters in the Bible, revealing deeper layers of meaning.

8. Mastering Double-Digit Delineations: A Guide to Personal Vibrations

Your way of success and happiness is hidden in your name and birthdate, as well as the ways to overcome the difficulties found there.

Double-digit meanings. The book emphasizes the importance of understanding double-digit numbers, as they provide a more complete picture of how individuals express their talents. These numbers indicate patterns of experience, destiny, and the path to success.

Tarot synthesis. The book integrates Tarot philosophy with numerology, using the 78 cards of the Tarot deck to further illuminate the meanings of the numbers. The Tarot keys symbolize ways of determining the strengths and weaknesses of dynamic life forces, offering additional insights into personal vibrations.

Astrological synthesis. The book also synthesizes numerology with astrology, pointing out certain relationships between numbers, planets, and signs of the zodiac. This synthesis aims to provide a broader understanding of the forces at play in an individual's life, drawing connections between numerology, astrology, and the Tarot.

9. The Wands: Fire and Creation

You are independent! You dislike restraint of any kind and need to feel free from all encumbrances, so that your strong individuality may be expressed.

The element of fire. The suit of Wands in the Tarot corresponds to the element of fire, representing energy, creativity, and action. Numbers associated with the Wands emphasize the importance of taking initiative, expressing individuality, and pursuing one's passions.

Key traits. Individuals influenced by the Wands are often independent, assertive, and driven by a desire to create and manifest their ideas in the world. They possess leadership qualities and a pioneering spirit, always seeking new experiences and challenges.

Potential pitfalls. The book cautions against the negative aspects of the Wands, such as impulsiveness, recklessness, and a tendency to dominate others. It emphasizes the importance of channeling fiery energy constructively and maintaining balance in all endeavors.

10. The Cups: Water and Emotions

You have a strong desire for peace and harmony.

The element of water. The suit of Cups in the Tarot corresponds to the element of water, representing emotions, relationships, and intuition. Numbers associated with the Cups emphasize the importance of love, compassion, and understanding.

Key traits. Individuals influenced by the Cups are often sensitive, empathetic, and deeply connected to their emotions. They value harmony and seek to create loving and supportive relationships with others.

Potential pitfalls. The book cautions against the negative aspects of the Cups, such as oversensitivity, emotional instability, and a tendency to become lost in illusions. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining balance and grounding emotions in reality.

11. The Swords: Air and Intellect

You are extremely charming, affable and sociable.

The element of air. The suit of Swords in the Tarot corresponds to the element of air, representing intellect, communication, and reason. Numbers associated with the Swords emphasize the importance of clear thinking, logical analysis, and effective communication.

Key traits. Individuals influenced by the Swords are often intelligent, perceptive, and skilled at problem-solving. They value truth and justice and strive to make impartial decisions based on facts and evidence.

Potential pitfalls. The book cautions against the negative aspects of the Swords, such as harsh judgment, cynicism, and a tendency to overthink and analyze situations. It emphasizes the importance of balancing intellect with compassion and using reason to promote understanding and harmony.

12. The Pentacles: Earth and Materiality

You present a determined, work-oriented attitude to the world.

The element of earth. The suit of Pentacles in the Tarot corresponds to the element of earth, representing material possessions, security, and practicality. Numbers associated with the Pentacles emphasize the importance of hard work, financial stability, and a grounded approach to life.

Key traits. Individuals influenced by the Pentacles are often reliable, responsible, and skilled at managing resources. They value tradition and seek to build a solid foundation for the future.

Potential pitfalls. The book cautions against the negative aspects of the Pentacles, such as materialism, greed, and a tendency to become overly focused on security. It emphasizes the importance of balancing material pursuits with spiritual growth and using resources to benefit others.

Last updated: March 29, 2025