1 and 0

by redv - 11/16/20 12:23 PM

9 is 1 and 0 aligned, with 0 left of 1, and slightly elevated. This was to signify the momentous change of moving from one column of figures, to two. Before 9 is the symbol of infinity, 8, to alert the mathematician to the shift that 9 signifies. 9 divides again into 1 and 0, establishing the abstract symbolism necessary for counting objects and recording transactions efficiently.

0 was the number that took the ancient Arabians the longest to come up with, its abstract property--place-holding by emptiness--was difficult to theorize.

I suppose 29 may involve the change in status of some union in one's life, the 2 being 1+1, and the 9 meaning change. But it also signifies a multiplying. Turning 30 is supposed to be a horrible thing! But what is one's alternative? At 60 you have a different perspective.

There are only 7 numbers. The statement that 7 is the divine number is correct. 3 is the other significant 'step', and both relate to the musical scale. There is some real meaning for any in understanding this concept. One must find a way to learn it, if this idea appeals to you. Look into what troubles you most now. Not then. Not later.

Obsession with a number is a known phenomena. Tesla had this happen:

"Nikola Tesla had a near-death experience when he came in contact with a resonating electromagnetic charge of three and a half million volts.
Tesla was working with 60-foot lightning bolts, and made a mistake where he almost got electrocuted.

He barely escaped with his life, and because of the shock, he claimed to have had a revelation. He entered a state of timelessness where he could see the past, the future and the present all at once. He was paralyzed and he couldn’t do anything about it.

This may be the reason that Tesla didn't like the number 3."

Perhaps we and everything are all spinning through spacetime at incredible speed, reflecting only ourselves, observing only a distorted vision of truth. Then a number may also be distorted.

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