Numerology

by Elizabeth Ann Diamond

An introduction to Numerology. This is a language of symbols—the symbolism of numbers. Symbols serve to draw upon themselves the vast amount of knowledge that exists in the archetypal world. Archetypes are unique bundles of information, stored in the psyche until we have the means to attract their wealth into our lives. They convey knowledge of things that we previously did not know, or were not conscious of.From the AuthorTo illustrate how to work out your own unique numerology I have plotted my own charts. In doing this I discovered so much more information about myself. It is easy just to run charts with the aid of a computer. However in doing so you may miss out on some extra knowledge and understanding which develops as you work through your own individual calculations. About the AuthorElizabeth has a great love of books, reading and studying, she produces non-fiction personal growth e books with nineteen so far on offer here. Elizabeth has passionately studied whatever subject has interested her, some to the highest level, and along the way has amassed a huge amount of knowledge and understanding. Elizabeth is a Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine, Founder member of the BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology & Graduate Member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). Her qualifications Doctor, Master and Bachelor Of Metaphysical Sciences, BSc Honours Degree in Psychology, Post Graduate Certificate - The Challenge of the Social Sciences, Registered Trauma Specialist, Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Nutritional Medicine, Diploma in Nutritional Therapeutics, Diploma in Nutrition, Diploma in Iridology and Diploma in Herbal Medicine.Elizabeth runs the Festival of Light four times a year in her home town of Weston-super-Mare, Somerset, England where she lives with her grown up sons and greyhounds. Each month she can be found in Glastonbury, Somerset, England, running workshops on many subjects and selling crystals, amulets, symbolic Tibetan silver, colour and healing jewellery.

42 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 12, 2011