Happy 2007! Numerology anyone?

This is wishing everyone much health and happiness in 2007.

Remember, in a few hours we will be embarking into a number 9 year which symbolizes completion. 9 represents a cycle reaching its conclusion, and is filled with life's experiences. The experience of 9 is one of integration and synthesis, inclusivity, and universality. 9 is the link we have with the rhythmic ebb and flow of life. It teaches us to return what we have been given so that the creative energy that passes through us may continue to circulate. 9 also brings freedom. When we are free from obsessive personal desires, we are liberated into the world of 9.

So happy new year everyone as 2006, a year 8 (year of all things in balance, rewards & losses) comes to an end. I hope you are able to tie up those loose ends and look forward soon to a new 9 year cycle.

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Lately I've been wanting to

Submitted by SteamGeek on 1 January 2007 - 2:30am.

Lately I've been wanting to learn more about 12's

12 months, (12 x 2 Hours per day), 12 points around print above.

I think the Mayans were also into 12's

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There is Hope!

Submitted by Teacher With a Tude on 1 January 2007 - 11:50am.

Freedom from obsessive personal desires?
Perhaps this shall finally be the year I quit smoking.

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Number 12

Submitted by Shreya Mandal on 1 January 2007 - 12:22pm.

I think the number 12 is interesting too, although in numerology, that would be converted to a 3.

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