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Those of us who never before knew (or dreamed) of the exact meaning of symbology and numerology are told all about it in this illuminating volume. Numerology is, it seems, “the science, philosophy, psychology, and religion of life interpreted from the symbols of names, dates, and numbers.” Take the doctor's word for it and realize that numbers are the index cards of Divine intelligence.
It is blithely affirmed that the letters of the alphabet correspond to the 9 vibrations, but several letters must be grouped under each numeral from 1 to 9. For instance, 1 includes A, J, S; 2, B, K, T, and so on. The argument of the book is that one's make-up is exactly as he happened to be named and that the only escape is to change the name, which, under certain conditions, the author highly recommends.
We are told that the more letters we have in our names the more complex are the vibrations of consciousness. As an illustration, it is pointed out that the life of “Joe Hann” is simplicity itself compared to that of “Sylvester Augustus Epsworth”; and that Joe will have a very few things to do in life. It is not stated what these limited procedures are,—but it might be a fair guess that one of them would be Joe's prescribed duty to smite Sylvester Augustus Epsworth on the jaw the first day at school, when their names were divulged.
On page 133 the author gives a graphic demonstration of the meaning of the symbols, selecting the following name for her example:
WILLIAM
5 9 3 3 9 1 4
Analyzing the situation by numerology, it is revealed “that it has taken more than one life for William to learn perfected self-expression and universal love.” This revelation is stated with tolerance and