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Pythagoras - The Father of Numerology

  Pythagoras lived in Greece during the 6th century BC. He is most often associated with the theorem in his name. Certainly, he is held in the highest regard as one of the preeminent mathematicians of all time. However, it was his passion for learning, for truth, and for the discovery of grace and harmony in all aspects of life that sets him above other philosophers.

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  Pythagoras is the father of numerology and the man to whom a great debt is owed regarding the accuracy, truthfulness, and science behind the NumerologyNow™ Report(s). Pythagoras understood the trinity of nature to be represented by God, the universe and man. He sought to prove unity and harmony in all things. He also believed that the key to understanding our lives and our relationship to this Earth were to be found in the science of numbers. By virtue of his unique study of mathematics and its relationship to the harmonics of life, he is often considered the world's first scientist.

  As he came to understand and explain the ebbs and flows of life, sometimes referred to as Karma and Dharma, he is thought by many to be the father of modern metaphysical thought. He coined the word "Philosopher" and many believe him to be the founder of modern Philosophy.

  The search for truth and knowledge asserted itself early in the life of Pythagoras and his passion for learning translated across many cultural barriers. Not only did Pythagoras study with the best scholars in Greece, but he also traveled to far lands to study with the Egyptians, Chaldeans, Phoenicians, the Persians, the Hindus, the Arabians, and the Jews. His travels and studies went on for nearly thirty-six years. During which time, he made contact with every major culture and center of learning known at the time.

  Finally, in his 56th year, his travels came to an end and he settled in Italy where he formed a school to share his knowledge. According to Pythagoras, religion and science were not mutually exclusive, but rather depended upon one another. To Pythagoras, the universe was the ultimate source of beauty, harmony, and understanding. His interpretation of the universe through numbers as a place of supreme harmony between the natural, the human, and the divine, has provided generations of scholars with a foundation upon which to build their explorations of life.
And, it has provided us with the basis for your NumerologyNow™ Report(s).

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