There are interesting questions from my recent post on Mother’s Day. JJ Jalopy, Rob Northrup and Anthony Lemme all basically asked whether the conversion from alphabets into numbers work in other languages. I must say that I am not sure. I am not a linguist. Apart from Chinese and English, I don’t know other language well enough to comment intelligently. Chinese language does not have alphabets but roots (roughly similar to English language’s prefix and suffix) and is written in strokes.
Bear in mind that while numbers are universal, languages and associated alphabets are not.
Philip Graves is also observing and asked, “What is the basis for taking, say, Z as an 8 rather than as a 2 and 6 from being the 26th letter of the alphabet?”
In Pure Numerology, every 9 years is a cycle. A, being the first alphabet, has a numerical value of 1, B has a value of 2 etc. J as the 10th alphabet, repeats the cycle and has a value of 1. Z as the 26th alphabet, has a value of 8 (26 = 2+6 = 8). We always reduces 2 digits into a single number before interpretation.
Twins, Triplets & Quintuplets poses another fascination aspect in personality analysis as virtually all of them have the same birth dates.
Today (13th May) is my birth date. Thanks for good wishes from April & Steve posted at my Facebook’s wall.
My personality is a cocktail of the following birth dates:
7/4/1956
4/4/1956
5/12/1956
5/131956
Long story behind!
