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In Focus Numerology: Your Personal Guide
All numbers have an intrinsic energy, from the date of your birth to the number of your home. In Focus Numerology offers the information you need to understand the significance of numbers in your life.
This beautifully illustrated , intuitively designed numerology guide includes an 18 × 24–inch wall chart .
For millennia, people have been using numerology to explore the destiny of not only people but also life events , relationships , home moves , business ventures , new pets , and anything else that has a name or starting date strongly associated with it. There are many techniques for using numerology, each of which provides insight into a different aspect of one’s character or fate.
Sasha Fenton, a lifelong expert in the psychic arts, provides simple yet thorough guidance for these techniques, including finding the Destiny Number , the Life Path Number , and the Heart Number , as well as divining your fortune for the year, month, day, and even hour . The topics covered Get your life in order and predict what may be awaiting you .
The In Focus series applies a modern approach to teaching the classic body, mind, and spirit subjects. Authored by experts in their respective fields, these beginner’s guides feature smartly designed visual material that clearly illustrates key topics within each subject. As a bonus, each book includes reference cards or a poster, held in an envelope inside the back cover, that give you a quick, go-to guide containing the most important information on the subject.
This beautifully illustrated , intuitively designed numerology guide includes an 18 × 24–inch wall chart .
For millennia, people have been using numerology to explore the destiny of not only people but also life events , relationships , home moves , business ventures , new pets , and anything else that has a name or starting date strongly associated with it. There are many techniques for using numerology, each of which provides insight into a different aspect of one’s character or fate.
Sasha Fenton, a lifelong expert in the psychic arts, provides simple yet thorough guidance for these techniques, including finding the Destiny Number , the Life Path Number , and the Heart Number , as well as divining your fortune for the year, month, day, and even hour . The topics covered Get your life in order and predict what may be awaiting you .
The In Focus series applies a modern approach to teaching the classic body, mind, and spirit subjects. Authored by experts in their respective fields, these beginner’s guides feature smartly designed visual material that clearly illustrates key topics within each subject. As a bonus, each book includes reference cards or a poster, held in an envelope inside the back cover, that give you a quick, go-to guide containing the most important information on the subject.
144 pages, Hardcover
Published August 4, 2020
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About the author
Sasha Fenton
154 books64 followersI’m an author, speaker and publisher. My husband, Jan Budkowski, and I run two publishing companies:
Stellium Ltd (www.stelliumpub.com) for fiction, digital and self-publishing services, and
Zambezi Publishing Ltd (www.zampub.com) for Mind, Body & Spirit titles.
I became a professional astrologer, palmist and Tarot card reader in 1974, but I tailed off my consultancy business when my writing took off. I’ve written 136 books, mainly on mind, body & spirit subjects, with total sales of around 7 million copies, and translations of some titles into twelve languages. Like an addict, I still write, most recently a trio of time travel, action romance novels – the Tudorland series (Sophie’s Inheritance, Lucy’s Dilemma and Emily’s Mistake), a gentle spell book (Spells in Focus) for our publishing company, and In Focus: Astrology for Quarto.com
I’ve taught, broadcast and lectured all over the world, and written for many magazines and newspapers. One of my favourite features was a detailed Chinese Astrology column in Prediction magazine, starting with the January 2012 issue, until the magazine sadly closed a year later. I’ve been interested in Chinese Astrology for some time, and I concentrate on making it more accessible to our western minds.
As a past President of the British Astrological and Psychic Society (BAPS), past Chair for the Advisory Panel on Astrological Education and past member of the Executive Council of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain, I like to think I have contributed to the writing and mind, body & spirit communities in the UK.
More recently, Jan and I created MBS Professionals Ltd, a unique, international accreditation/certification home for Mind, Body & Spirit professionals. (www.mbsprofessionals.com)
Although I still love to write, Jan and I now spend more time in running our MB&S publishing business (Zambezi Publishing Ltd), and in our brief spare time, a spot of fly fishing in the beautiful South West of England is a great way to relax...
Stellium Ltd (www.stelliumpub.com) for fiction, digital and self-publishing services, and
Zambezi Publishing Ltd (www.zampub.com) for Mind, Body & Spirit titles.
I became a professional astrologer, palmist and Tarot card reader in 1974, but I tailed off my consultancy business when my writing took off. I’ve written 136 books, mainly on mind, body & spirit subjects, with total sales of around 7 million copies, and translations of some titles into twelve languages. Like an addict, I still write, most recently a trio of time travel, action romance novels – the Tudorland series (Sophie’s Inheritance, Lucy’s Dilemma and Emily’s Mistake), a gentle spell book (Spells in Focus) for our publishing company, and In Focus: Astrology for Quarto.com
I’ve taught, broadcast and lectured all over the world, and written for many magazines and newspapers. One of my favourite features was a detailed Chinese Astrology column in Prediction magazine, starting with the January 2012 issue, until the magazine sadly closed a year later. I’ve been interested in Chinese Astrology for some time, and I concentrate on making it more accessible to our western minds.
As a past President of the British Astrological and Psychic Society (BAPS), past Chair for the Advisory Panel on Astrological Education and past member of the Executive Council of the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain, I like to think I have contributed to the writing and mind, body & spirit communities in the UK.
More recently, Jan and I created MBS Professionals Ltd, a unique, international accreditation/certification home for Mind, Body & Spirit professionals. (www.mbsprofessionals.com)
Although I still love to write, Jan and I now spend more time in running our MB&S publishing business (Zambezi Publishing Ltd), and in our brief spare time, a spot of fly fishing in the beautiful South West of England is a great way to relax...
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July 29, 2020
I received a copy from Quarto Publishing Group through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I’ve been interested in numerology for some time and thought it was a good time to check it out. This is the first book on a short list of books I plan on reading about numerology. I think that this is a great book to start with. Sasha Fenton begins with a short history of numerology before diving into important numbers, what they mean, and how to calculate them.
I had a lot of fun reading this book. Each chapter gives a brief explanation about the topic at hand, explains how to calculate your personal number, and then moves onto the list of numbers and their meanings for that area. It’s also a very beautiful book with great designs throughout the pages. I think that it’s a great book for beginners like me because it doesn’t leave you swimming in too much information at once.
My only complaint is that that some of the explanations on how to calculate each number is lacking. It’s very straight forward if your number is simple, but if some of your numbers are more complex and require further breaking down, it starts to get vague. I had to do my own research outside of the book to find out how to finish calculating my number in these cases because it was not clear. Otherwise, I do think it’s a great book and I plan on buying a physical copy.
I’ve been interested in numerology for some time and thought it was a good time to check it out. This is the first book on a short list of books I plan on reading about numerology. I think that this is a great book to start with. Sasha Fenton begins with a short history of numerology before diving into important numbers, what they mean, and how to calculate them.
I had a lot of fun reading this book. Each chapter gives a brief explanation about the topic at hand, explains how to calculate your personal number, and then moves onto the list of numbers and their meanings for that area. It’s also a very beautiful book with great designs throughout the pages. I think that it’s a great book for beginners like me because it doesn’t leave you swimming in too much information at once.
My only complaint is that that some of the explanations on how to calculate each number is lacking. It’s very straight forward if your number is simple, but if some of your numbers are more complex and require further breaking down, it starts to get vague. I had to do my own research outside of the book to find out how to finish calculating my number in these cases because it was not clear. Otherwise, I do think it’s a great book and I plan on buying a physical copy.
August 7, 2022
A good introduction to numerology. It was reasonably short and easy to follow.
June 30, 2020
First Glance:
I hadn’t heard about this book in particular until I ran across it on NetGalley as an ARC. In my personal experience with books on numerology, I’ve been disappointed by a lack of depth. However, I decided to take a chance and try another volume on the subject.
Positive Bits:
Aesthetically, this book is appealing. While not necessarily important to the topic itself, I think it’s always a sign of focus when a book is designed to be pleasing to the eye as well as informative. Think of it as an artistic investment in seeing the book reach more readers.
The author managed to cover far more numerology applications than most books I’ve run across previously. The usual suspects based on your name and date of birth are present, but then she dove into using numerology to check on specific times and dates, as well as your karmic focus for this life and your hidden passion. It even had a section on higher numbers, something I appreciated as some food for thought (particularly in a system that usually condenses all numbers down to single digits). The tidbits of historical references were well integrated, giving my researcher’s brain a place to look if I’m curious about where the basis of each practice evolved.
Another small but important feature is the inclusion of the alphabet-to-number table at the beginning of each chapter. I don’t know how many books require you to write it somewhere, memorize it, or keep a finger on the page that has that information while you move forward to learn about using it. Not having to flip back repeatedly is convenient.
Less Enjoyable Bits:
This is more my personal preference than anything else, but I wish there’d been more detail on the history of numerology and the references to historical sources were explained with more depth. I like knowing the where, when, and why behind practices I use today (particularly in an effort to respect source cultures and avoid appropriation). Some of the referenced materials are familiar, like the Hermetica, so I knew more about the topic than the author shared, but overall it felt like crumbs when I wanted a full loaf of bread.
I didn’t do a word count, but it felt like some numbers received less detail in various sections. It wasn’t enough to render their information unhelpful, but it was just noticeable enough to make me wrinkle my nose. However, it might’ve also been a formatting issue, as I’m looking at an ARC. Perhaps the numbers will be formatted into individual pages, in which case an extra (or missing) paragraph will be moot (or at least less obvious).
While the overall style of the book is aesthetically pleasing, I did find some of the clipart out of place. Most of it is in the minimalist line-art style, so there’s a flow to it. But here and there, we get random pencil sketches? In Chapter 9 on The Birth Day Number, for example, there’s a section called “Day Number Crystals” with a sketch of a crystal cluster and then below that a section called “Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs, and Spices” with a sketch of a couple of apples. They aren’t bad sketches, but I flipped back through the book and found zero other sketch-styled art among the minimalist images used in other chapters.
Is it worth the coin?
Yes – if you want a starting point in the topic that’s not just the bare minimums, I think this book is a good resource.
I hadn’t heard about this book in particular until I ran across it on NetGalley as an ARC. In my personal experience with books on numerology, I’ve been disappointed by a lack of depth. However, I decided to take a chance and try another volume on the subject.
Positive Bits:
Aesthetically, this book is appealing. While not necessarily important to the topic itself, I think it’s always a sign of focus when a book is designed to be pleasing to the eye as well as informative. Think of it as an artistic investment in seeing the book reach more readers.
The author managed to cover far more numerology applications than most books I’ve run across previously. The usual suspects based on your name and date of birth are present, but then she dove into using numerology to check on specific times and dates, as well as your karmic focus for this life and your hidden passion. It even had a section on higher numbers, something I appreciated as some food for thought (particularly in a system that usually condenses all numbers down to single digits). The tidbits of historical references were well integrated, giving my researcher’s brain a place to look if I’m curious about where the basis of each practice evolved.
Another small but important feature is the inclusion of the alphabet-to-number table at the beginning of each chapter. I don’t know how many books require you to write it somewhere, memorize it, or keep a finger on the page that has that information while you move forward to learn about using it. Not having to flip back repeatedly is convenient.
Less Enjoyable Bits:
This is more my personal preference than anything else, but I wish there’d been more detail on the history of numerology and the references to historical sources were explained with more depth. I like knowing the where, when, and why behind practices I use today (particularly in an effort to respect source cultures and avoid appropriation). Some of the referenced materials are familiar, like the Hermetica, so I knew more about the topic than the author shared, but overall it felt like crumbs when I wanted a full loaf of bread.
I didn’t do a word count, but it felt like some numbers received less detail in various sections. It wasn’t enough to render their information unhelpful, but it was just noticeable enough to make me wrinkle my nose. However, it might’ve also been a formatting issue, as I’m looking at an ARC. Perhaps the numbers will be formatted into individual pages, in which case an extra (or missing) paragraph will be moot (or at least less obvious).
While the overall style of the book is aesthetically pleasing, I did find some of the clipart out of place. Most of it is in the minimalist line-art style, so there’s a flow to it. But here and there, we get random pencil sketches? In Chapter 9 on The Birth Day Number, for example, there’s a section called “Day Number Crystals” with a sketch of a crystal cluster and then below that a section called “Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs, and Spices” with a sketch of a couple of apples. They aren’t bad sketches, but I flipped back through the book and found zero other sketch-styled art among the minimalist images used in other chapters.
Is it worth the coin?
Yes – if you want a starting point in the topic that’s not just the bare minimums, I think this book is a good resource.
January 17, 2021
I read this book in one sitting! It is absolutely phenomenal!
July 6, 2020
Interesting, but unsure if it's for me. In Focus Numerology is a pretty nice little book on numerology, a system of personalized divination that uses unique number sequences determined per individual. I find the many different methods of divination fascinating, yet unfortunately I'm having difficulty connecting with this system. My numbers are all noticeably contradictory or severely off, greatly hindering my faith in the accuracy of this system. For now, I'm on the fence. Personal preferences aside, this book is filled with information that is rather uncomplicated, even a beginner would have an easy time calculating their numbers.
I'll break this down by chapter for organizational purposes and ease of reading.
INTRODUCTION
- A brief history of numerology, including: an ancient alphabet, uses in astrology, uses in Christianity, and uses in ancient Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures.
- An overview of numerology basics. Number Basics, Important Numbers, which name you should use (maiden, married, self-chosen), uses in events such as gambling, the Alphabet Code, Significant Dates, Forecasting by Numbers, and a Numerology Wall Chart.
PART 1 - NUMBERS FROM NAMES
- Calculating the Destiny Number, which represents your life's purpose and how to achieve it. Each number provides characteristics, astrological connections, symbols, elements, chakra similarities, kabala, best days of the month, key concepts, positive traits, negative traits, and an overview.
- Power Numbers, which are uncommon but are believed to hold great significance.
- The Personality Number, which represents your outer personality.
- The Heart Number, representing your inner personality.
- Your Hidden Passion Number, revealing where some life passions may reside.
- Higher Numbers, which are essentially experimental divinations.
- The List of Fates, said to have originated from secret knowledge Moses brought from Egypt during the Exodus. These give insight and guidance regarding many aspects of a person's life, used in conjunction with astrological cosmic signs.
PART II - NUMBERS FROM BIRTH DATES
- The Life Path Number, indicating the path you are bound to in this life.
- The Life Number, which is similar to the Life Path Number, although divined through a different method.
- The Birth Day Number, which indicates that the day of the month on which you were born affects your character. A Day Number Crystals chart is provided, including accompanying gems, crystals, and stones. A Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs, and Spices chart is included as well.
PART III - FORECASTING BY NUMEROLOGY
- Personal Year Fortunes, used to divine what is going to happen during a specific year.
- Personal Month Fortunes, similar as above but during a specific month.
- A Reading for Any Day of the Year, similar as above but during a specific day.
- Hourly Readings, predicting down to the hour. A The Hours (AM) and The Hours (PM) astrological chart is included.
- The Karmic Number, which shows you where you can make improvements in your soul's journey.
- Conclusion, credits, and Index.
Thank you to Wellfleet Press for providing me with a free eARC of this title via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I'll break this down by chapter for organizational purposes and ease of reading.
INTRODUCTION
- A brief history of numerology, including: an ancient alphabet, uses in astrology, uses in Christianity, and uses in ancient Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures.
- An overview of numerology basics. Number Basics, Important Numbers, which name you should use (maiden, married, self-chosen), uses in events such as gambling, the Alphabet Code, Significant Dates, Forecasting by Numbers, and a Numerology Wall Chart.
PART 1 - NUMBERS FROM NAMES
- Calculating the Destiny Number, which represents your life's purpose and how to achieve it. Each number provides characteristics, astrological connections, symbols, elements, chakra similarities, kabala, best days of the month, key concepts, positive traits, negative traits, and an overview.
- Power Numbers, which are uncommon but are believed to hold great significance.
- The Personality Number, which represents your outer personality.
- The Heart Number, representing your inner personality.
- Your Hidden Passion Number, revealing where some life passions may reside.
- Higher Numbers, which are essentially experimental divinations.
- The List of Fates, said to have originated from secret knowledge Moses brought from Egypt during the Exodus. These give insight and guidance regarding many aspects of a person's life, used in conjunction with astrological cosmic signs.
PART II - NUMBERS FROM BIRTH DATES
- The Life Path Number, indicating the path you are bound to in this life.
- The Life Number, which is similar to the Life Path Number, although divined through a different method.
- The Birth Day Number, which indicates that the day of the month on which you were born affects your character. A Day Number Crystals chart is provided, including accompanying gems, crystals, and stones. A Fruit, Vegetables, Herbs, and Spices chart is included as well.
PART III - FORECASTING BY NUMEROLOGY
- Personal Year Fortunes, used to divine what is going to happen during a specific year.
- Personal Month Fortunes, similar as above but during a specific month.
- A Reading for Any Day of the Year, similar as above but during a specific day.
- Hourly Readings, predicting down to the hour. A The Hours (AM) and The Hours (PM) astrological chart is included.
- The Karmic Number, which shows you where you can make improvements in your soul's journey.
- Conclusion, credits, and Index.
Thank you to Wellfleet Press for providing me with a free eARC of this title via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
June 16, 2020
Description
All numbers have an intrinsic energy, from the date of your birth to the number of your home. With In Focus Numerology, author Sasha Fenton gives the information you need to understand the significance of numbers in your life, including how to use them to forecast outcomes and take advantage of opportunities. Beautiful illustrations and a framable poster combined with expert information make this your go-to numerology guide.
Topics covered include:History of numerologyPredictive numerologyA daily oracle that combines the planets and numbers to give an accurate daily readingAn hourly oracle that is based on hours, days, and planetsThe Mystic PyramidThe Oracle of NapoleonGet your life in order and predict what may be awaiting you.
The In Focus series applies a modern approach to teaching the classic body, mind, and spirit subjects, using expert authors in their respective fields and featuring relevant visual material to smartly and purposely illustrate key topics within each subject. As a bonus, illustrated cards or posters are also included.
My Review
In Focus Numerology is very well-written comprehensive guide to numerology. It details very easily your various numbers. I learned about my life path number, my personality number which was on point, and my destiny number.
I thoroughly enjoyed this ARC and highly recommend it for anyone looking for a detailed explanation on numerology.
All numbers have an intrinsic energy, from the date of your birth to the number of your home. With In Focus Numerology, author Sasha Fenton gives the information you need to understand the significance of numbers in your life, including how to use them to forecast outcomes and take advantage of opportunities. Beautiful illustrations and a framable poster combined with expert information make this your go-to numerology guide.
Topics covered include:History of numerologyPredictive numerologyA daily oracle that combines the planets and numbers to give an accurate daily readingAn hourly oracle that is based on hours, days, and planetsThe Mystic PyramidThe Oracle of NapoleonGet your life in order and predict what may be awaiting you.
The In Focus series applies a modern approach to teaching the classic body, mind, and spirit subjects, using expert authors in their respective fields and featuring relevant visual material to smartly and purposely illustrate key topics within each subject. As a bonus, illustrated cards or posters are also included.
My Review
In Focus Numerology is very well-written comprehensive guide to numerology. It details very easily your various numbers. I learned about my life path number, my personality number which was on point, and my destiny number.
I thoroughly enjoyed this ARC and highly recommend it for anyone looking for a detailed explanation on numerology.
July 9, 2020
I've not read much about numerology before, so this book was a great introduction! This is a pretty quick read about how to find specific numbers that predict your future or help reveal truths about yourself. I loved how easy the instructions were with how to determine your numbers (it's mostly adding up numbers assigned to each letter in your name or adding up the numbers of your birth date). I wish there had been a little bit more explanation on how to use these numbers in everyday life, but overall, it was just a fast and fun read that's akin to reading about your horoscope. I'd definitely recommend this book to anyone who doesn't know anything about numerology but who wants to learn the basics.
*Free ARC provided by Netgalley and Quarto Publishing Group in exchange for an honest review*
*Free ARC provided by Netgalley and Quarto Publishing Group in exchange for an honest review*
July 21, 2020
I’ve just started to become interested in Numerology recently so when this book came up, I knew I had to get it. In Focus Numerology covers everything from ‘The Life Path Number’ (which I had already heard of and worked out before) to things I hadn’t heard of before including- Personality numbers, heart numbers, destiny numbers, list of fates and so on.
Each section shows you exactly how to work out the number in clear, easy to understand instructions and then gives you a lot of information and great meanings behind each one.
It’s a perfect book for beginners, filled with so much detail. I know I’ll keep coming back to it time and time again.
Thanks to NetGalley and Wellfleet Press for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
Each section shows you exactly how to work out the number in clear, easy to understand instructions and then gives you a lot of information and great meanings behind each one.
It’s a perfect book for beginners, filled with so much detail. I know I’ll keep coming back to it time and time again.
Thanks to NetGalley and Wellfleet Press for providing an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
January 23, 2021
Grabbed with book along with the In Focus Tarort book at B&N for $5. I've been interested in getting into numerology and this was a really good beginnner book. A book I plan on keeping and going back to when needed. It was a quick read, I finished it in a day, it had a lot of helpful information and the way she layed out the fomular for each number was easy to understand. I look forward to diving into the In Focus Tarot book to see how it is.
June 24, 2020
Numerology is an entertaining way to look more in-depth to what is going on in your life and why. Although you may not want to put full-stock into the numbers, the calculations do make you stop and reflect a few moments, and see how the information provided can be applied to your life and current situation.
A great, fun, light-hearted read for me.
A great, fun, light-hearted read for me.
October 13, 2020
In Focus Numerology is a wonderful follow up for fans of of In Focus Astrology and a great introduction for readers new to these types of books .
This book is a simple and straightforward survey of it’s topic that offers practical insight while skipping the padding the new age genre is famous for.
I will definitely be giving other books by the publisher a look.
This book is a simple and straightforward survey of it’s topic that offers practical insight while skipping the padding the new age genre is famous for.
I will definitely be giving other books by the publisher a look.
July 25, 2021
Well structured and informative, this book shows how numerology can be a great tool for self reflection. The brief history of numerology at the start is fascinating. And the rest is a great guide to understanding how numerology affects you on a personal level, with easy to follow directions to determine your numbers (destiny, life path, etc) and an outline of what those numbers mean.
August 22, 2022
I picked up this book on sale a B&N and figured it would be a good introduction to numerology. Clearly, it doesn’t get into the nitty gritty, but I found it super fun and I will go back to it whenever I want to calculate any predictions. I’m definitely going to research more about numerology now! I recommend this book to all beginners like me :)
August 4, 2023
This book provides a good introduction to numerology. And it goes above and beyond some of the other introductory numerology books I considered before buying this one. Numerology is a subject I admittedly don’t know much about but wanted to learn at least little since it’s such a nice compliment to astrology which I love. Fun read!
July 13, 2020
I have always been curious about numerology. This book was so well put together and had me quickly calculating and flipping back and forth to see my results page after page. Highly recommend. I received an advance review copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.
July 24, 2020
It's an informative and well written book that helped me to learn about numerology.
It think it's a great read for beginners.
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.
It think it's a great read for beginners.
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine.
August 23, 2020
In Focus Numerology-Your Personal Guide by Sasha Fenton
Very interesting, well put together, easy to understand, informative, and fun. It is a beautifully made book, one to keep and reference throughout your life.
I won a copy of this book through a Goodreads Giveaway. Thank you so much!
Very interesting, well put together, easy to understand, informative, and fun. It is a beautifully made book, one to keep and reference throughout your life.
I won a copy of this book through a Goodreads Giveaway. Thank you so much!
May 27, 2022
Very basic but easy to understand.
Not sure if its the nature of numerology or not but it was pretty brief in parts and i was left with wanting more as it only took me an hour to finish. It didnt answer my questions.
Not sure if its the nature of numerology or not but it was pretty brief in parts and i was left with wanting more as it only took me an hour to finish. It didnt answer my questions.
July 24, 2024
Good introduction to numerology. It gives a good overview of the different methods that exist and how they can be used. It’s very practice oriented which is nice of you want to get to work immediately. I’d have loved a more theoretical approach but that’s not the purpose of this book.
July 15, 2020
It's been probably 10+ years since I read or practiced numerology and this book was the perfect beginner book. It's very well written and easy to read.
July 25, 2020
A very interesting book and fun exploring the pages. I think this is a book I’d have preferred in hard copy as I found it quite difficult to navigate on my admittedly slightly temperamental laptop.
August 9, 2020
Another good book in this series. A good beginner book for those interested in this topic. Introducing the different numerology topics.
February 11, 2022
Truly, completely, a waste of time
March 16, 2023
Fun to read and do.
May 1, 2023
A quick and easy reference for how to calculate various numerology numbers, with short and sweet descriptions!
June 2, 2024
Very informative book. I really like that it was it reasonable chunks so that I could learn but it didn’t feel like it was dragging on.
January 6, 2023
I bought this book on sale. If it weren’t on sale, it’s not something I’d usually pick up. I don’t feel like I have learned a great deal from it, but I do feel like it is a great game type book. If you are getting together with some friends for a sleep over or a ladies night, you can all share the book as you find your own numbers with your names and birthdays and read about your “fates.” It’s a super quick, fun read!
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