The Complete Idiot's Guide to Numerology

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Summary: Covers the wrong half of numerology
Review: This book purports to trace its teachings back to Pythagoras -- without ever mentioning that the present English alphabet didn't exist in his time period. This books extends for 432 pages without ever mentioning the Hebrew/Chaldean system of numerology, which in my experience has more validity and just, basically, WORKS.

Rating:
Summary: Covers the wrong half of numerology
Review: This book purports to trace its teachings back to Pythagoras -- without ever mentioning that the present English alphabet didn't exist in his time period. This books extends for 432 pages without ever mentioning the Hebrew/Chaldean system of numerology, which in my experience has more validity and just, basically, WORKS.

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Summary: Confusing Mistakes
Review: While this book holds a wealth of information presented in a humerous and fun manner, it also contradicts itself on how to calculate important numbers. (see pp. 296-297 vs. the orange insert on figuring challenge numbers for one example) I found this very confusing. Perhaps a revised version is called for?

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Summary: Truth is a double edged sword... prepare to take damage...
Review: You might say that fate was dealing from the bottom of the deck the day I came across this book. The emergency brake on my car broke and I had some time to kill. So I went to a near by bookstore to browse the shelves. Just on a whim, I picked up the book and headed straight to the "Good Stuff"(i.e. How to calculate something meaningful). In this case I ended up on the page about your birthday number. it was simple enough to follow. I didn't need a calculator for it. The result I got had hit home when I read its meaning. Now I'm not talking some playful little swat. I'm talking about hitting home, HARD!!! When I left for home that evening I was carrying this book home. I have had the book for 3 weeks now and I found it easy to get right in there and make up a chart for myself and my wife. Though I didn't use the charts they providied. I created my own in Excel(How to do that is not in the book!) :-)
As long as you are TRULY honest to yourself about who you REALLY are you will find this book to be as I see it.... A book of TRUTH... Prepare to take damage.... :-)

Rating:
Summary: Truth is a double edged sword... prepare to take damage...
Review: You might say that fate was dealing from the bottom of the deck the day I came across this book. The emergency brake on my car broke and I had some time to kill. So I went to a near by bookstore to browse the shelves. Just on a whim, I picked up the book and headed straight to the "Good Stuff"(i.e. How to calculate something meaningful). In this case I ended up on the page about your birthday number. It was simple enough to follow. I didn't need a calculator for it. The result I got had hit home when I read its meaning. Now I'm not talking some playful little swat. I'm talking about hitting home, HARD!!! When I left for home that evening I was carrying this book home. I have had the book for 3 weeks now and I found it easy to get right in there and make up a chart for myself and my wife. Though I didn't use the charts they providied. I created my own in Excel(How to do that is not in the book!) :-)
As long as you are TRULY honest to yourself about who you REALLY are you will find this book to be as I see it.... A book of TRUTH... Prepare to take damage.... :-)