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numerologyUse of numbers to interpret a person's character or divine the future. It is based on the assertion by Pythagoras that all things can be expressed in numerical terms because they are ultimately reducible to numbers. Using a method analogous to that of the Greek and Hebrew alphabets (in which each letter also represented a number), modern numerology attaches a series of digits to an inquirer's name and uses these, along with the date of birth, to reveal the person's true nature and prospects. |
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The word pagan means ``country dweller,'' and faiths that fall into the pagan category are closely related to the Earth, sun, moon and stars, including witches, wiccans, astrologers, heathens, reconstructionists, occultists, numerologists and those who follow American Indian philosophies and practices. Abrams, the creator of the hit TV shows Lost and Alias, have announced development of Star Trek XI, though seasoned Trek numerologists are wary of the movie's place in the series. The club always promotes different events a party complete with numerologists and tarot card readers. |
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