You distinguish falling in love by infatuation, lust, or actual love, but will you be able to actually keep this relationship.  To find the answer to this question you need to figure out the diagonal correlation between spiritual and sexual lines.  Disregarding this key made even famous astrologists and numerologists fail on predicting marriages.  Faking a relationship is not going to last long, or may be even impossible.

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The wedding industry is getting ready for the busiest day in its history as many people have decided to get married on July 7, 2007, hoping for the combination of numbers 07.07.07 to bring them luck.

All around America wedding halls, catering companies, bakeries, and limo services have been booked for this day months or even years in advance.

But people forget that if, from the point of view of the influence of the moon, a day is not intended for some action, then it is futile to try to accomplish this action. It is best to begin a new life after a new moon. Two weeks make no difference one way or the other. Adjusting one’s plans in accordance with the influence of the moon helps one to make the fullest use of one’s powers and opportunities. (more…)

According to Indian legend, when General William Henry Harrison killed the Indian chief Tecumseh, the latter laid a curse on all future American presidents elected on years ending with a zero.

Tecumseh’s Curse, also known as the “zero factor,” began to come true beginning with General Harrison himself. This happened on October 5, 1813. If we calculate the fundamental numbers of this date—19 10 and 9 9—we will see that this event was fated, since the numerical code of the date contains 999, while the date of Harrison’s death—April 4, 1841—confirms this, since the third and fourth fundamental numbers indicate the cause of one or another event, and in this case they are equal to 14 and 5—which is the sign of terrorism (recall September 11, 2001). (more…)

People attribute to him great powers of prediction. They consider him a prophet who saw the fate of mankind a thousand years in advance. The only insignificant catch in his prophecies consists in the fact that the brilliant medium wrote his knowledge down in a coded form, and that he did it so artfully that people still can’t understand or fully decipher it. He has been given the right to foretell the future—yet he himself merely wanted to live a rich life. Everyone who studies Nostradamus’s prophecies repeats the same mistake: they forget the simplest logical axiom, which says that from truth only truth can be derived, but that from a false foundation anything can follow—both truth and falsehood.

Nostradamus found a sure way to win a reputation, fame, and riches at court. Contemporary writers have surpassed their teacher by using his works for the same purposes.

Born into a family of Jews who had recently converted to Christianity—not of their own free will, but in accordance with the rigid edict of the King of France, Louis XII—Michel de Nostredame grew up in an atmosphere of mystery, living a double life, which left an imprint on his entire childhood. His parents continued to practice Judaism in secret, and the precocious child could not fail to see how unconscionably the government had acted by unceremoniously telling its subjects what to believe in and which god to pray to.

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