The parody of numbers

   Numerology or the science of analysing the importance and influence of numbers on different aspects of our life has been quite intriguing and interesting for many people around the world. Many are still skeptical about it's authenticity and its validity. But, those who have personal experiences of how numbers play an important part in our lives do vouch it's presence and prominence. Today we will be reading a story about a person who experienced numerology throughout different stages of his life and his analysis about the same.                  . . . .       

Sagar was a professor in an engineering college. He was regarded as a good teacher who taught his subject perfectly well and his students were happy learning from him. Apart from academics Sagar was good in singing, mimicry and a good cuber too. His different facets of activities were very interesting and attractive. Apart from this he was interested in astrology and numerology as well as palmistry. He was known to make predictions that turned out right. Many had even advised him to register himself as an official astrologer and numerologist. But, Sagar did not want to deviate from his profession of teaching as he knew that astrology and numerology were like an Ocean. It's depth was not an easy one to take it lightly.

He even felt morally responsible to not tackle these topics lightly. Predictions about someone else's life needed to be dealt carefully and responsibly. He never missed any events based on Occult Sciences and astrology. In the same league he was invited to a Seminar that would deal with these two topics specially. He was to address a group of like minded enthusiasts who wanted to learn something more about this mystical subject. Sagar was so much excited to speak about these topics as he believed and sharing and learning .                   

   Sagar reached the venue on time. He was welcomed and made to sit on the dais where already a couple of other learned members were seated. After formal introduction was over all were seated in their respective places. The audience consisted of young and old alike. They all seemed so eager to listen the people on the dais speak. After two guests spoke amongst big round of applause, now it was Sagar's turn to speak . He cleared his voice and started his speech with a short story. What a way to engage the audience. Sagar started by narrating his childhood experiences of how he was always a believer in Occult. He even narrated few instances from his childhood that made him believe in God and his power. He was not superstitious but instances led him to believe God and the occult as well. The audience was listening attentively. Then came the topic of numbers or numerology and astrology the study of planets and their influence on our lives.

When the audience seemed to be a little bit confused Sagar got up from his place and went near a black board that was hung on the wall. He reminded everyone present there to observe the numbers he would write on the board that would be analysed for their understanding. The audience were already impressed with the way Sagar broached the topics in the beginning. They all sat alertly waiting for his talk.       Sagar took a chalk and wrote 9 February 1985, and before the audience got confused he cleared it by mentioning that it was his birthdate, month and year respectively. Those who had a bit of knowledge about numerology knew about this procedure. Now, Sagar circled the first number 9 which was his birth date. . He even asked if any one else to had number nine as their birthday for which many hands were raised. Sagar selected a young boy whose birth date was nine. He asked about his interests, likes and dislikes. When the boy was done with his narration, Sagar started by saying that number nine was a very strong number.

The person who has this number as the birthdate is mostly compassionate and tolerant about fellow beings. He or she is mostly friendly would try to offer any support or help needed by others without being asked too sometimes. They mostly believe in mystic, occult, paranormal and divine existence ofcourse not necessarily in the same order. There is one negative aspect with these persons it is they do not easily forgive anyone who has hurt their feelings or sentiments. Why not? They expect the same loyalty they show towards others. There was a big round of applause from the audience as if they all agreed to what Sagar said.    

 The next number he referred to was number 11 which he referred to as Sagar continued saying each one is have about four pinnacle cycles in our lives that are mostly governed by the different planetary positions and the number present in our chart at that specific time. Someone from the audience wanted to know how he got the number eleven as his pinnacle number at that stage. He answered by asking the audience to add his birth date and month that came upto the mentioned number. Sagar continued saying even as a child I was attracted to mystic, mythology, occult and so on even though I lacked clarity and knowledge at that young age. I tried reading sacred books but without success. Age matters you see. Bu, I used to ask few doubts to my grand parents who were more than happy to answer and clear my doubts. Even as a young 8 year old I could write small poems about the above topics. Ofcourse the poems were not perfect in the sense of Rhyming and paragraphing. But, the message was conveyed strong and clear.       . . . . . . . . . .   

  Sagar continued saying that the next pinnacle indicated number five in the numerology theory. This was the time when he became foot loose and took many risks regarding his profession thereby affecting his personal life as well. This is a number that denotes change, flexibility, adaptability, faster learning through life's experiences. Opportunities to work on different projects and departments This is a unique number that gives courage and strength to the individual. This means to say that the pinnacle of number five leads to growth and progress in one's life.          

Now let us discuss what is the life path number that most of you might be eager to know. This number if gotten by adding all the digits like your birth date, month of month and the year of birth. Then it is reduced to a single digit which in my case is number 7. This number signifies what road one will take in life or what is right for his or her soul. It uncovers life's purpose on the whole. Mostly this number plays a very important role in all the important times of our life. It may be number 7 like mine, number 8 for someone else so on so forth. .     .    . .

 Someone from the audience raised their hand asking a doubt or clarification. He was a young man who wanted to know if number 7 was cricketer MS Dhoni's lucky number. Sagar said that Dhoni had opted for the number 7 jersey because he was born on 7 July which is again the seventh month of the year. And it seemed to work very well for him which is there to be seen by all of us. He stressed that life path numbers do resonate with us and with the important the in our lives. So, it is okay to choose our favourite numbers and align them as possible into the important events of our lives. There is no harm in doing so. The audience agreed with a thumping round of applause.                    

 Another parent wanted to know how they can use the life path number to guide their children in their careers. This was a question that might have been hovering in many minds there. Sagar answered saying he is presently on a mission that is working towards making a program that would clear many such doubts and help parents to learn the technique of using numerology to guide their wards. Sagar continued saying this reading will help parents to recognise that their children are different souls and individuals having a unique life mission.

They may be having different emotional needs. Talents, skills, wishes, dreams than their parents, peers and even siblings. This awareness can help parents to differentiate what is really important for their kids, than what they feel is important.  Parents will be able to guide them in a more meaningful way. Sagar continued saying that nobody should be obsessed with numerology, occult or astrology, but should definitely give it a try in matters that may not be set right normally. It should not become a superstition but should be tried simply as far as possible. Who knows it might make magic happening , worth the try.