Nature’s Symphony or Lessons In Number Vibration By Mrs L Dow Balliett
A title by the same author, How to Attain Success Through the Strength of Vibration; a System of Numbers as Taught by Pythagoras (1904), is recommended by Manly Hall in his book Great Books on Religion and Esoteric Philosophy. Balliett is considered the pioneer of modern Numerology, not to be mistaken with new age numerology, but true Numerology. Using methods from Pythagoras such as his Ten Fundamental Laws of Opposites, which should be “carefully studied as they are the key,” according to Balliett. This title covers such laws. It also covers how to realize what rate of consciousness you have reached based upon your name, what work you need to do in this life based on the digit of your birth path, and much more. This book follows principles that allow you to uncover truths and answer questions about yourself, or others if you desire, previously unknown. The stuff “they” don’t want you knowing about, or true Esoteric Philosophy.
Publishing: 1911 by L.N. Fowler & Co.
Nature’s Symphony or Lessons In Number Vibration By Mrs L Dow Balliett
A title by the same author, How to Attain Success Through the Strength of Vibration; a System of Numbers as Taught by Pythagoras (1904), is recommended by Manly Hall in his book Great Books on Religion and Esoteric Philosophy. Balliett is considered the pioneer of modern Numerology, not to be mistaken with new age numerology, but true Numerology. Using methods from Pythagoras such as his Ten Fundamental Laws of Opposites, which should be “carefully studied as they are the key,” according to Balliett. This title covers such laws. It also covers how to realize what rate of consciousness you have reached based upon your name, what work you need to do in this life based on the digit of your birth path, and much more. This book follows principles that allow you to uncover truths and answer questions about yourself, or others if you desire, previously unknown. The stuff “they” don’t want you knowing about, or true Esoteric Philosophy.
Publishing: 1911 by L.N. Fowler & Co.
