Almathera Ten Pack 3: CDPD 3/Almathera Ten on Ten - Disc 3: CDPD3.iso/scope/176-200/scopedisk191/numhelp/numerology.doc

Text File | 1995-03-19 | 2KB | 35 lines

  This Program was written in Amiga Basic and compiled using "Cursor".
Shareware will go toward buying a more complete BASIC Compiler.
  In researching the subject of Numerology I find that unlike Astrology,
the terms used in Numerology vary with different authors.  For example
one author may describe a number derived from ones' birthday as the
"Destiny number" while another would say the "destiny number" refers to
the number derived from the total of all consonants. Bearing this in mind
I chose to omit the technical terms and focus on the most common formulas.
  In Numerology the alphabet is divided into groups of letters numbered
1 through 9.  With the letter ''Y'' counting as either a consonant or a
vowel (depending on it's use). Example:
1 A J S
2 B K T
3 C L U
4 D M V
5 E N W
6 F O X
7 G P Y
8 H Q Z
9 I R

When a name adds up to more than 9, the digits of the answer is added
together until a number 9 or under is arrived at.  Let's say your name adds
up to the number 158.  You would add 1+5+8 to get 14.  14 is still above 9
so you would add the 1 and 4 to get 5.  Therefore your number is 5.
  In Numerology the number derived from the birthdate, total of all letters,
total of vowels, total of the consonants and total of odd and even numbers
are considered most significant.  I recommend that you read several books on the
subject before drawing any conclusions for or against it.
  The program seems to REQIURE the Bas_Runtime.Library that comes with
Cursor to be in the Libs Directory of the disk you boot with.  This
program will run either from the CLI or the Workbench.
                                           Enjoy!
                                              Tim Gore