Harmonic Numerology: The Numerology of the Pythagoreans - Paperback

by Gene F. Collins Jr (Author)

Numbers are everywhere. Some are man-made-addresses, telephone numbers, and dates. Others are God-given-the speed of light, the strength of gravity, and the distance between the earth and sun. Pythagoras (570 BC - c. 495 BC), the father of Western philosophy, believed that numbers formed the foundation of the universe. He recognized that numbers have both a quantitative and a qualitative nature. The Pythagoreans discovered that all things can be understood by the qualitative nature of the numbers associated with their vibratory frequencies. Pythagorean numerology provides an elegant yet simple method for discovering the essential characteristics of any person, place, thing, event, or process, whether in the present, past, or future. Numerology is a self-help tool that can be used to gain insights into your character and personality. It describes the patterns and cycles that underlie the events of your life. It reveals your strengths and weaknesses as they ebb and flow throughout your life. It provides insights into the psychological dilemmas, the karmic lessons, and the spiritual meanings at each point of your journey.

Author Biography

Gene F. Collins, Jr., Ph.D. has been counseling, consulting, teaching, and writing in the areas of astrology, numerology, tarot, meditation, metaphysics, psychology, psychotherapy, parapsychology, and transpersonal psychology for over 40 years. Dr. Collins is certified in natal astrology (1974), is a Life Advanced Member of the American Federation of Astrologers (LAMAFA), and has served as the Vice President of the Illinois Federation of Astrologers. He specializes in natal, predictive, psychological, and karmic astrology as well as relationship compatibility (synastry). He is the author of Cosmopsychology - A Holistic Approach to Natal Astrology (2011) and Cosmopsychology - The Psychology of Humans as Spiritual Beings (2009). Dr. Collins received his B.A. in Psychology (1974) and his M.A. in Clinical Psychology (1975) from Bradley University, and his Ph.D. in Clinical-Community Psychology (1985) from the University of South Florida. He has served as a clinical psychologist, mental health counselor, and psychotherapist in a variety of settings including major university, government, and private medical centers, psychiatric hospitals, and mental health centers in both Florida and Illinois. He is a retired licensed psychologist in Florida and a retired clinical psychologist in Illinois.