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One is the number of new beginnings, action and leadership. Wherever a 1 appears
in a person's chart, you can expect change in that area, and the bearer of the 1 will
most likely lead the charge towards initiating that change. They are pioneers, ever-
ready to light up the dark.
The number 3 represents optimism, energy, imagination and fun. 3 is the number of
creation. There is an indefinable power behind a 3, which allows the bearer to create
things and solutions heretofore unknown. 3 also represents a number of profound
triads including: Past, Present, Future; Mother Father, Child; and Birth, Life, Death.
The number 4 represents the stable, traditional, practical and respectable. A 4 also
stands for soberness and faithfulness. 4 also reflects organization and discipline. The
4's symbol is the square, and represents such things as the 4 seasons, 4 directions,
and the 4 aspects of the self. The 4 brings form to things, provides them with a stable
structure.
6 is the number of nurturing. 6 holds all the qualities needed to nurture successfully:
generosity, caring, sacrificing, loving. 6 also represents love and marriage, and
unions in general. From romantic to motherly to platonic, 6 represents all forms.
Wherever a 6 is seen on a chart look for the powers of love and nurturing to come
into play.
The Number 7 denotes introspection and the pursuit of universal truths. 7 is the
Number of the individual seeking knowledge in solitude. Wherever a 7 appears in a
chart mysticism may come into play. 7 is considered the number that connects
Heaven and Earth. Throughout history many priests have thought 7 was the number
of God.
22 is the number of the Master Builder—a person with the ability to things for
humanity as a whole. They possess superior organizational skills, a mind which stays
focused and very high ideals. The 22 thinks big and builds big. These unselfish,
hardworking visionaries are blessed with the skills to turn their dreams into realities
that benefit us all. They are the “doers” of Numerology.
33 is the number of nurturing and goodwill towards all things. 33 holds all the
qualities needed to nurture successfully: generosity, caring, sacrificing, loving. 33
also represents love and marriage, and unions in general. From romantic to motherly
to platonic, 33 represents all forms. Wherever a 33 is seen on a chart look for the
powers of love and nurturing to come into play.