La biblia de la numerología: Guía definitiva sobre el poder de los números

by Teresa Moorey

Most people have a lucky number. Numerology goes beyond that, giving people an easy way to use personal numbers to enhance their potential and even predict the future.

The Numerology Bible is a comprehensive guide that shows how to discover those numbers and use them to unveil hidden personality traits, find success at work, choose a romantic partner, and much more. It shows how to select auspicious dates for future events and to give numerology readings for the years ahead.

The book is organized in five sections:

The Numbers -- Describes the numbers 1 to 9 and the "master" numbers 11 and 22, introduces the formulas and how to use them. Relationships -- Explains how the numbers relate to each other in love, in relationships at work and in friendships. Personal Cycles -- Shows how to use numerology to divine what each year has in store. Numbers in Your Life -- Reviews the numbers that feature in life, such as car numbers, house numbers, and phone numbers. Lifestyle -- Explores how numerology relates to the rhythms of life over time, such as holidays, personal style, home life, career, finances and health.

The art of numerology has its origins in many religions and societies. However, The Numerology Bible focuses not on history or religious interpretation. Rather, it is a fascinating, practical guide that will be of interest to the many people looking for guidance as they navigate modern life.

Genres: Spirituality, Numerology, Adult

400 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2012

About the author

Teresa Moorey has written many books on personal growth, self-help, psychic powers and esoteric wisdom. She is the author of Working with Psychic Protection, Working with Hypnotherapy, Your Crystal Code and The Fairy Bible.

Reviews

[Kathryn Priestley · Rating 5 out of 5]

A simple introduction to numerology.
Please be careful with numerology, it can easily get away from you if you're not cognizant of the workings of your own mind. I believe numbers and patterns can explain a lot, but you do need to always remind yourself that will is self-controlled. You can will your mind to see anything if you let it. Keep it as a reference, not a map.

[Michelle Rathore · Rating 5 out of 5]

Super useful text with more than you could ever want to know about the powerful and mystical world of numbers. One you can (and probably will) refer to over and over again.

[Jeffrey Ning · Rating 5 out of 5]

A compendium for your metaphysical library collection.

[The Scrivener's Quill · Rating 5 out of 5]

If you have any connection to numbers, this is an interesting read. My family had a fun time with it.