Numbers in numerology, and in particular in Pythagorean numerology, are organized according to the magic square within of which the sums of numbers on verticals and horizontals are identical that corresponds to magic properties of the square. And also symbols of tridigrams correspond with numbers according to the magic square that is shown on the chart:
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According to Pythagorean numerology the numbers
correspond with images of gods of the Greek mythology: number 1 - Ares; number 2 - Artemis and Hecate; number 3 - Hermes; number 4 - Hera and Leto; number 5 - Athena; number 6 - Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Hestia; number 7 - Hephaestus and Prometheus; number 8 - Apollo and Dionysus; number 9 - Aphrodite. |
The top lines (in tridigrams) on the top horizontal and the bottom lines on
the left vertical are indivisible; the top lines on the middle horizontal and
the bottom lines on the middle vertical are dual; the top lines on the bottom
horizontal and the bottom lines on the right horizontal are triple. It forms the
linear arrangement of tridigrams in cells of the magic square according to which
symbols of tridigrams correspond with numbers of Pythagorean numerology, and
also correspond with images of gods, namely lines in tridigrams symbolize
characteristic features which mythological gods have:
- whole indivisible lines symbolize public (objective);
- divisible dual lines symbolize neutral;
- double divisible triple lines symbolize individual (subjective).
Also positions of lines in tridigrams matter:
- lines on the top position correspond with public displays of the person;
- lines on the bottom position correspond with individual displays of the person.
Indivisible lines are pertinent on the top position as public displays are
confirmed with public full value. Triple lines are pertinent on the bottom
position as individual displays are confirmed with individual full value. Double
lines are neutral on any positions.
Nine variants of tridigrams symbolize possible ratio of objective, subjective
and neutral with public and individual, that forms nine social types which are
identical to gods of the Greek mythology and are identical to nine
numerological numbers:
- (number 6) - Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Demeter, Hestia.
The top line pertinent:
possession the public status;
public displays are confirmed with the public status;
social full value.
The bottom line inappropriate:
submission of individuality to public interests;
public denies individual.
- (number 4) - Hera and Leto.
The top line inappropriate:
statement of individual by means of public;
social individualism.
The bottom line pertinent:
individual values are confirmed with individual integrity;
the individual importance.
- (number 5) - Athena.
The top line neutral and also the bottom line neutral:
balance individual and public;
independence individual from public;
independence public from individual.
- (number 1) - Ares.
The top line pertinent:
necessity of a social recognition;
importance of a public opinion.
The bottom line neutral:
absence individual outside of a public environment;
individual has no value without an estimation associates.
- (number 9) - Aphrodite.
The top line inappropriate:
advantage individual above public;
individual superiority above public.
The bottom line neutral:
abstractness from individual displays;
individual independence.
- (number 7) - Hephaestus and Prometheus.
The top line neutral:
independence of the public status;
there is no aspiration to public prestige.
The bottom line inappropriate:
individual is an integral part of public;
individuality is subordinated to public interests.
Prometheus is indifferent to will of gods but he subordinates individuality
to interests of people and consequently gives fire to people.
- (number 3) - Hermes.
The top line neutral:
indifference to a public status;
neutrality of a public displays and a public opinion.
The bottom line pertinent:
importance of individual displays;
individual does not depend on public interests.
- (number 8) - Apollo and Dionysus.
The top line pertinent:
presence of the public status;
respect of associates;
social full value is confirmed with a public opinion.
The bottom line pertinent:
importance of individual displays is confirmed with individual full value;
adequate individualism.
Tridigram of numerological number 8 is completely pertinent, that corresponds
to mythological image of Apollo who associates with the sun.
- (number 2) - Artemis and Hecate.
The top line inappropriate:
lack of the public status;
necessity of the personal statement for the public environment.
The bottom line inappropriate:
denying of the individual importance;
individual aspirations are caused by influence of associates.
Tridigram of numerological number 2 is absolutely inappropriate, that
corresponds to mythological images of Artemis and Hecate who associate with the moon.
The listed psychological statements are only some conclusions which are made
according to structural logic of tridigrams and according to categories of individual and public, but lines of tridigrams
can be correlated to various categories according to which it is possible to do
analytical statements and conclusions. I.e. symbols of tridigrams are
universal graphic signs which can be correlated to any psychological or
philosophical categories that allows to interpret values of numerological
numbers from the different points of view.
Besides the magic square allows to interpret
interrelations of numerological numbers according to structural ratio of tridigrams
in cells of the magic square, that is shown on charts:
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The first chart shows ratio of numbers 3, 9, 6 (red
cells of the square) in which position there is a mythological fact
according to which Hermes(3) and Aphrodite(9) have received birth from
Zeus(6) outside of a lawful matrimony with Hera(4) and as a result
Hermes and Aphrodite have disloyal mutual relation with Hera, that
triple lines symbolize in tridigrams connected with numerological
numbers 3, 9, 4. And also the first chart shows ratio of numbers 1, 7, 4 (green cells of the square) in which position there is a mythological fact according to which Hera(4) has given birth to Ares(1) and Hephaestus(7) without participation of Zeus(6) and as a result Ares and Hephaestus have disloyal mutual relation with Zeus, that indivisible lines symbolize in tridigrams connected with numerological numbers 1, 7, 6. Namely identical lines in tridigrams symbolize disloyal mutual relation of gods, and different lines symbolize loyal mutual relation. Provided that disloyal mutual relation exist if indivisible or triple lines are on identical positions, and if are on different positions then mutual relation are loyal. Dual lines in any case symbolize neutral mutual relation of gods. |
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The second chart shows ratio of odd numbers 1, 7, 9, 3,
5 (green cells of the square) which specify interconnected relations of
Ares(1), Hephaestus(7), Aphrodite(9), Hermes(3) with the central goddess
of Greek mythology Athena(5), that dual lines symbolize in appropriate tridigrams. And also the second chart shows ratio of even numbers 6, 4, 2, 8 (red cells of the square) in which position there is a mythological fact according to which Leto(4) and Zeus(6) are parents of Apollo(8) and Artemis(2), that indivisible and triple lines symbolize in appropriate tridigrams. Namely Zeus and Leto have matrimonial mutual relation and consequently appropriate tridigrams consist of different lines, that symbolizes loyal mutual relation of gods. And also Apollo and Artemis are the brother and the sister and consequently indivisible and triple lines are on different positions in appropriate tridigrams, that symbolizes loyal mutual relation of gods. And also other interconnected relations of gods can be seen in structural ratio of tridigrams within the magic square. Look the detailed information on mutual relation of mythological gods and on ratio of gods with numerological numbers in other site section which is named numerology. |
In essence it is possible to analyze mutual relation of gods from the view
point of numerical combinations and tritetragrams which are represented on magic
numerical cards, namely it is possible to interpret each card according to
images of two gods, and also according to mutual relation of two gods. For
example, to mutual relation of Ares and Aphrodite there correspond numerical
cards which have combinations of numerological numbers 1 and 9, or 9 and 1 that
forms two tritetragrams in which number 1 and appropriate tridigram is
conducting, or number 9 and appropriate tridigram is conducting. Or otherwise it
is possible to tell that top tridigram (the top pair of lines in tritetragram)
corresponds with bottom tridigram (the bottom pair of lines in tritetragram)
according to a principle of subordination or according to a cause-effect
relation, or according to mutual relation of the man and the woman if such
mutual relation are considered.
For example, if in process a numerological prediction there is a card with
number 19 then mutual relation of the man and the woman are identical to mutual
relation in which Ares is conducting for Aphrodite and if there is a card with
number 91 then mutual relation of the man and the woman are the opposites.
Namely the woman has characteristics of Ares, and the man has characteristics of
Aphrodite, provided that gods symbolize psychological and social types, but gods
do not personify unequivocally men or women from the view point of numerology.
Also double combinations of numbers can be analyzed according to any other
principles which depend on questions which are solved by means of numerology.
That is numbers of magic cards and lines in tritetragrams in process of
numerological predictions can have values which are determined by different
preliminary conditions. For example, it is possible to consider combinations of
numbers as ratio of the right numbers with the left numbers without hierarchical
submission, and it is possible to consider tritetragrams as symbols which
preliminary allow to define conditions of subordination for top and bottom tridigrams.
And also it is possible to consider a complex design of the magic board which
has two numerical notations that allows to correlate numbers and tritetragrams
on cards to different systems of coordinates on the board. And also it is
possible to take into account that each card has a combination of numbers which
corresponds with the linear arrangement of tridigrams in the magic square, and
also each card has a combination of numbers which corresponds with the nonlinear
arrangement of tridigrams in the magic square that allows to consider different
values of numerological numbers.
The following page shows difference of the linear arrangement and the nonlinear arrangement of tridigrams in the magic square, and also describes ancient Chinese system "Tai Xuan Jing" or "The Canon of Supreme Mystery" which has the nonlinear arrangement of tridigrams in the magic square.