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There's a lady staying with us right now who says that you should use your name just as you sign it. I only use the middle initial in my siganture, not my full middle name so I added the numbers up that way. Now I come up with a 4...a little closer perhaps, but still not all correct. Or maybe it's all in the way I perceive myself. Maybe I should have someone else read the descriptions and tell me which one fits me most accurately.
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Originally Posted by four-sixty-power
okaaaaay...
ranger rules and Mil1on:
this is weird...
I assumed by the way ranger typed in the numbers that a-i were 1-9 and j-r were 1-9 and s-z were 1-8, so i added the letters in my name like that and I get a 70.
This is correct
Then I figured I'd be a smartass to see if I was really two numbers at once and added up the letters a-z as if they were 1-26, so my name now produced a 196.
hmmmmm, well 70 = 7 and.....196 = 16 = 7!!!
any group of numbers that add up to 9 cancel themselves out
Hey!, I'm special
agreed !
It doesn't matter if I add my birth info cause that number would still be the same, right?
Wrong, it should be different unless all the numbers for your birth date add up to 9
How rare/common is this dual addition name adding thing or did I just blow your mind!?
My Mind is fine, the way it is supposed to work is to total the names & birth info as per your birth certificate... as this is the info you have been assigned from the start
("neo, the matrix has you": "all work and no play makes" you search for the rest of this quote: I am slowly going crazy, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, SWITCH crazy going slowly am I, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 SWITCH-repeat as needed: "1 2 3, 3 2 1, what the heck is bothering ME!")
It's way too late at night to be looking at things like this when you are prone to the giggles and the heebie-jeebies at the same time
ranger rules and Mil1on:
this is weird...
I assumed by the way ranger typed in the numbers that a-i were 1-9 and j-r were 1-9 and s-z were 1-8, so i added the letters in my name like that and I get a 70.
This is correct
Then I figured I'd be a smartass to see if I was really two numbers at once and added up the letters a-z as if they were 1-26, so my name now produced a 196.
hmmmmm, well 70 = 7 and.....196 = 16 = 7!!!
any group of numbers that add up to 9 cancel themselves out
Hey!, I'm special
agreed !
It doesn't matter if I add my birth info cause that number would still be the same, right?
Wrong, it should be different unless all the numbers for your birth date add up to 9
How rare/common is this dual addition name adding thing or did I just blow your mind!?
My Mind is fine, the way it is supposed to work is to total the names & birth info as per your birth certificate... as this is the info you have been assigned from the start
("neo, the matrix has you": "all work and no play makes" you search for the rest of this quote: I am slowly going crazy, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, SWITCH crazy going slowly am I, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 SWITCH-repeat as needed: "1 2 3, 3 2 1, what the heck is bothering ME!")
It's way too late at night to be looking at things like this when you are prone to the giggles and the heebie-jeebies at the same time
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Yeah, I do agree with the descriptions being a bit vague. I didn't get it from ana ctual numerology book, but rather some kind of a biography that had it in there, analyzing the person. It is strange how for some it is dead on. For everybody I have tried it perfectly fit their description. I don't take any of this, or horoscopes or any of that seriously, just thought this was something kinda fun.
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I thought you did great Ranger just by creating this thread.
Like I said , I gave it 5 stars.
If people here really want to explore "Self-realization" they should pick up this book.
http://keirsey.com/pumII.html
I did in when it first came out.
It's great because you are answering questions about yourself and the result is a real life description.
After doing the complete work-up on the typing ,it nailed me
Like I said , I gave it 5 stars.
If people here really want to explore "Self-realization" they should pick up this book.
http://keirsey.com/pumII.html
I did in when it first came out.
It's great because you are answering questions about yourself and the result is a real life description.
After doing the complete work-up on the typing ,it nailed me
Last edited by Mil1ion; Oct 9, 2005 at 07:06 PM.
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The way you add them up doesn't matter. If you add them all up as in 1+2+3+5+9+6 you get 26, or 8(2+6=8). If you add up the same numbers but add them into themselves as in 1+2+3= 6, 6+5= 11, which =2, then add 9 (which is self cancelling) you still have 11, or 2 when you break it down, then add the 6 again and you still end up with 8. It's a fun way to pass the time while driving. Add up the numbers on a mileage sign, or the serial numbers on a trailer.
I had always thought that your numerology number was your birthday: 4 digit year+2digit minth+2digit day (Mine is 1965/06/03, which makes me a three. Of course, my name- all three of them- add up to nine, so with my birthday, I am still a three, and not too far off of the description of said number).
I had always thought that your numerology number was your birthday: 4 digit year+2digit minth+2digit day (Mine is 1965/06/03, which makes me a three. Of course, my name- all three of them- add up to nine, so with my birthday, I am still a three, and not too far off of the description of said number).
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Originally Posted by stu37d
The way you add them up doesn't matter. If you add them all up as in 1+2+3+5+9+6 you get 26, or 8(2+6=8). If you add up the same numbers but add them into themselves as in 1+2+3= 6, 6+5= 11, which =2, then add 9 (which is self cancelling) you still have 11, or 2 when you break it down, then add the 6 again and you still end up with 8. It's a fun way to pass the time while driving. Add up the numbers on a mileage sign, or the serial numbers on a trailer.
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From: just outside of Phila.
I'm a 7 with my full first middle and last name, and then when that is added to my birthday, it comes back to 7 again...it's pretty close too.
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