Your Lucky Days And Numbers

If you choose this book, you need to read the Introduction very carefully. Missing a special paragraph can stop you from going too far into the book. That said, this book is amazing in itself, Numerology and Astrodyne based, this book shows you how to calculate Your Lucky Days and Numbers, so have a pen and several pieces of paper handy! Oh, and do pay attention to what the numbers have to say about the year, the month and the day. Don't go against the grain.

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This book is very valuable if you have some knowledge of astrology and numerology and follow the instructions. I was a practicing astrology for 20 years and taught both astrology and numerology so I had no trouble understanding it. She does explain it but the explanation is abbreviated (the book is 76 small pages). If you know nothing about numerology and this book is confusing to you, then you could get Hans DeCoz's book on numerology for the big picture. It is an excellent book for regular numerology. Palmer doesn't use regular numerology, though. She uses Hermetic numerology which is an older system which equates numbers to planets and signs. Palmer explains the Hermetic system more thoroughly in her book, Is Your Name Lucky for You?, which is another fascinating book, especially for anyone who has looked at their name with regular numerology. It gives you a whole other level of meaning. So alternatively you could get that book instead of the DeCoz book. The name book says nothing about lucky days and numbers though, which is the reason for getting this book.The author has done a lot of research for this book which I haven't seen anywhere else. I was very happy to find the section on addresses, for example. I noticed before getting this book that apartments or houses whose numbers reduced to 4 always needed work, that if they reduced to a 3 they were noisy, that 8 didn't agree with me but 7 did, etc. But her section takes it to whole other level. I used her explanations of the numbers in looking back over many houses and apts I have lived in and it works. It doesn't explain everything but it is a very good guide. For instance, maybe 6 is a good number for you but one place might have noisy construction across the street while another 6 may be on a quiet street. The numbers are a starting point but not the last word. They give you the general energy feel of living inside the space.A lot of the information is geared toward using your numbers and Sun sign for gambling but I haven't used it for that. It does make sense to me though. I can see her reasoning is sound.You do have to order the number chart personalized for you from another company to find out which numbers are good for you. This is also necessary for her book on lucky names. You will need your birth information (date, time and place) but it costs very little. The info on ordering is in both books. But once you have them then these numbers work for phone numbers, other people's name numbers who you come into contact with, dates, etc.Altogether a valuable work.

This book is overpriced. Some of it is ok. The rest is Mumbo Jumbo. From a personal point of view I would have this author committed or locked up.