Numerology and the Divine Triangle

This is a wonderful reference book for budding numerologers and anyone with an interest in numerology, tarot and divination.I found it fascinating and a useful addition to my esoteric bookshelf. I often refer to it for additional information on 2 digit numbers.An excellent book. Highly recommended.

So my experience with numerology comes from several books I read in the 90s and I thought this would advance my knowledge, and I haven’t seen a book mention the triangle but this is not the theory I was expecting, there is a name pyramid you can use in numerology to outline you life story with uses duplicate numbers thatt is very accurate but this is a very convoluted method and I lost heart half way through, I was also not keen on how similar the numbers were related to astrological houses, I was keen to see how the tarot would relate to the numerology but wasn’t feeling it.Some reviewers seem to get a lot out of this book but this is not for me.

This is a very informative book on the subject although I'm not sure that I agree with all of its reasoning. Admittedly, there is a strong argument to suggest that the personal year runs from birthday to birthday but this doesn't really work in practice. I enjoyed the link to the Tarot as these two disciplines tend to well together.

An amazing book for anyone who wishes to really deepen his or her understanding of numerology.What is more having gone through the book once, one can also use it by one's side a a working companion for any in depth study of a numerological chart!I was advised by a professional acquaintance recently to whom I wrote that non only did I thanked him for recommending this book, but I could now throw my years of collecting books over my years on the subject.I highly recommend it!Dominique (Paris)

Best Numerology book out of all the ones that i've read over the last 22 years.

The first half was excellent but then it goes into the Tarot cards and the numbers linked to this etc which is not of interest to me, so I didn't find it that informative the second half. Interesting to note though- and this one is hardcore!- the same diagram of the triangle on this book cover is the same picture within Masonic Lodges eg Queen Charlotte Street, London, which has this same picture of the divine triangle (by Pythagoras and Euclid) on their west wall... Which more than indicates that Masons are interested in all this mumbo! (If fact that's why I read it!)

This book contains a wealth of information on the subject of numerology, and can be used as a daily reference book to calculate numerologicalequations. The divine triangle section was a bit confusing however as it doesn`t mention what to do if you have a name containing more letters than needed for the analysis.

This is the best book on numerology I have seen, I was introduced to this book by a friend, after looking through it, I just had to buy it for myself, you certainly will not be disappointed.