The Book of Numbers: Numerology, Lucky Numbers & the Hidden Meanings We Have Given Them
Numbers have always been more than a way to count.
Why does seven feel lucky? Why does thirteen make people hesitate? Why do certain numbers seem to follow us through birthdays, addresses, names, dates, dreams, and chance encounters?
In The Book of Numbers, Mara Fenton explores the long and curious history of numerology, lucky numbers, unlucky numbers, repeating numbers, symbolic patterns, and the meanings people have attached to numbers across time and cultures.
Part history and folklore, part practical reference, this richly browsable guide shows you how to calculate and interpret your own numbers while also asking the more interesting question: where did these meanings come from in the first place?
Inside, you’ll discover how to:
Calculate your Life Path, Birthday, Expression, Soul Urge, and Personality numbers
Read Personal Year, Month, and Day cycles
Explore compatibility by number
Understand house numbers, important dates, and repeating patterns
Learn the stories behind lucky and unlucky numbers around the world
Explore master numbers such as 11, 22, and 33
Look more closely at famous and curious numbers including 7, 13, 666, 1111, and more
Use quick-reference charts, number meanings, and a practical number dictionary from 1 to 100
Warm, curious, and grounded in history as well as modern practice, The Book of Numbers is designed for readers who enjoy numerology, folklore, symbolism, old beliefs, and the small mysteries hidden in everyday life.
You do not have to believe that numbers control your future to enjoy the strange and enduring ways people have used them to understand themselves, one another, and the world around them.
Sometimes a number is simply a number.
And sometimes it makes us look twice.
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