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Monday, January 18, 2010

Street Number Numerology

Playing with numerology is kind of like reading your horoscope: even if you don't believe in it, it's fun to see what it says. So here's a way you can have fun with your street address:

By the Numbers

Numerology is the study of the mystical relationship between numbers, physical objects, and living things. Here's how it works: start by taking a number that's assocated with you - your street address, for example - and add the digits together. Then repeat the process until you end up with a single digit. For example, if you live at 762 Outhouse Lane, add the digits together to get 7+6+2=15. Then add the 1 and the 5 together to get 6. For numerology purposes, your address is a "6". Note: If you live in an apartment, use your apartment number only. Now, calculate your numerology address number and then look below to see how it applies to you.

Addressing the Situation

1- Because it's the first number, 1 is considered very powerful. It symbolizes independence, ambition, and new beginnings. A 1 address is said to be good for artists, the self-employed, and anyone else who has a home office and expects to do a lot of work there. It's also good for people with strong egos.

2- This is a romantic number; 2 addresses are good for young couples (two people). Do you live alone in a 2 address? You may feel lonely or depressed; the lack of a second person can be draining. These houses are good places for visitors, parties, and other social gatherings.

3- Represents creativity, teamwork, and good fortune; 3 addresses are best for artists and people who think differently. This house is upbeat and full of energy, but be warned: it's also unfocused, so it may not be the place to set up your home office. Religious people may find it hard to live here, too, as it may be difficult to concentrate on prayer.

4- Because 4 is the first number that can be created by multiplying numbers other than 1 and itself, it is a very special number. It's very solid because the simplest three-dimensional object, a tetrahedron, has four sides (Picture a pyramid with three sides plus a fourth side serving as the base). A 4 address is very well grounded, which makes it a good place for young families, career-oriented people, and people who place great importance on budgeting and spending money wisely. Artists, writers, and other creative people may find this house to rigid and confining.

5- This number represents freedom, adventure, intelligence, and unconventional thought. A 5 address can be pretty chaotic, though; if you're single you may find it easy to attract friends and significant others into your home and heart, but difficult to keep them there. This is a good place to think creativity, but a bad place for narrow-minded or irresponsible people.

6- This is the most nurturing number number of all; as such it's considered a good address for just about anyone, but especially for families with teenagers (or grown-ups who act like teenagers).

7- Commonly thought of as a lucky number, 7 is also considered a very spiritual number. It's very conductive to contemplation, study, and prayer, so a 7 address is a good place for students, religious people, and single people. Although if you're lighthearted or superficial, or tend to "act on a whim" a lot, this may not be the best place for you to live.

8- Because a figure eight is two loops created by a single line, this number has very strong karma - what goes around comes around. So if you work hard in an 8 address house, you will be more than rewarded for you effort, but conversely, if you lead a lazy, corrupt, or immoral life in this house, expect to get what's coming to you.

9- This number inspires creativity, change, and growth. It's better for single people than families though, because a 9 address encourages involvement in community groups and social work. But either way, it's a good number to live in.

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