Numerology: With Tantra, Ayurveda, and Astrology

by Harish Johari

For the first time, a Tantric scholar and expert in the Hindu traditions of Ayurveda and astrology presents a system of numerology that combines numerical calculations, astrological data, and an analysis of body type. He illustrates the Vedic Square and the visual patterns that can be derived from it, casting a revealing light on the more esoteric interpretations of numbers and their relationship to one another. Recommendations are given regarding strong and weak periods of day or year, favorable colors and precious stones to be worn, and meditations and mantras to be practiced for health and prosperity.
Explains how to determine the psychic number, name number, and destiny number; how these numbers relate to each of the nine planets, and how they apply to every aspect of life--including personality, temperament, intelligence, talents, sexuality, spirituality, finances, travel, and health.

Genres: Numerology, Spirituality, Astrology, Nonfiction, Occult, Reference, Ebooks

208 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 1990

Reviews

[Katelyn]

really interesting. i wouldnt live my live based on numerology, but there are truths to be found in it. we can find truth anywhere and everywhere if we look for it with an open mind.

[Sistar SunRA]

This was a very interesting take on the numerology systems' levels of difference from Eastern to Western with Vedic as the theme. I did enjoy playing around with calculations and incorporating metals, gems, and more clarity from the meaning of numbers and placements within this book. I try to actually give all models a try to see what I can learn from the toolbox given. This one was intriguing when comparing your western numbers. It seemed to reveal a gap that is missing from western numerology...

That gap, for me, was in fact believing that other systems could be wrong. I had a limiting belief, and I feel I shed a new skin as I try more variations and integrate them with my living. It's a beautiful thing to change perspective and use everything we learn as building blocks of us. It's a fun book to mess with numbers with family and friends, too.

A few years ago, I used to read using this book as a tool. It helped people look at things...I feel...

So it deserves 5 stars!
I won't stop using it as a milestone post.

[Ankur Chawla]

good reference material... generic in nature could have been more detailed...

[Ietrio]

Any respected bullsh*t artist should know this book.

[Sangam Agarwal]

Not a perfect books but good enough to learn numerology in one day

[Ashley Jane]

This was pretty interesting. Regarding my psychic number:

"They are easily satisfied, which makes them work less and gives them more time to dwell in the world of imagination. This makes them less practical." Well damn if that ain't true!

"The number 2 is ruled by the Moon, which gives its natives tenderness, artistic inclinations, and a romantic nature. They are peaceful and gentle. Their imaginative nature makes them inventive, but they lack determination and cannot execute their ideas." Hmm. Okay well... yeah.

"Although they accept their mistakes easily and feel regret, they never change their behaviour nor ever improve. They commit the same mistakes again and again, and suffer. They do not much like logic and criticism."

Hmph. Fine. So what?!

[Idea Smith]

I read this book in 1997, when the internet was in its infancy. If one was interested in something, one visited a library. There weren't many libraries in my city & I was as yet only a teenager. Luckily, a relative indulged my curiosity and bought me this book.

As far as books in this category go, this one is fairly well-written. Many others I read later, appeared to be either poor translations from Indian languages or steeped in religious messaging. This one does have some Hinduism references but it doesn't go too deeply into religion. It's a fairly good starting point to understand the role of numbers in astrology.

[Golan Kashani]

Great book however, if you have a very active mind, this book can kind of make you go insane. After reading this book. Every number I saw, I tried to tie it to something every double digit triple digit number I tried to add to get to a single number in order to read it, be careful when reading this book. It’s amazing. It takes mental strength.

[Sharin Bhatti]

This book is exceptionally well written and has become a wonderful reference alongside my tarot readings. It’s easy to read, clearly explained, and simple to understand, making it perfect for anyone—from complete beginners to more experienced readers looking for a reliable guide.

[Leslie]

highly informative,nice to know your numbers, another tool for self improvement.

[NIIKHIL KHANNA]

That's option is very good.

[Poornesh Tripathe]

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[Galina Baringolts]

HOW CAN I ACTUALLY READ THIS BOOK, WHAT LINK i SHOULD USE ??? TO GET TO THE READING PAGE ?

[Nina Benhamida]

Solid and insightful book on numerology, learned a lot of new things and digestible format

[Aaron Schuschu]

Came for a weird take on Hinduism, received witchcraft pretending to be Hindu

[Donna Brown]

Keeping this book for my library. This is not an easy to read but if you already have the basics of numerology, this is a great add on. It talks about the good years, the bad years, health, relationships, etc., related to your number. Would definitely recommend for those who are serious about the study of numerology.

[Carol]

Borrowed this one from the library and plan to add it to my wishlist. Highly informative and I found the information about my numbers to be frighteningly spot on.

[Raja]

gj

[Sree Kumar]

Good book for numerology loverz

The book is easy to follow and comprehend. A very good reference for those aspiring to understand numerology better. Thank you Harish.

[Miel]

According to my teacher John Marchand, one of Johari's students, this books has been written to Indian culture, not the West. Don't take things literally. The Gemstone book is more hulpfull as guide.

[Ajan Ramdass]

Please send a copy.

[Amit Joshi]

Ambiguous information

The numbers associated with the alphabets (for name number) are not in sync with Chaldean or Pythagorean numerology. The source is not clearly mentioned.