The history of numerology

No one knows exactly when and where numerology originated, but this divination was mentioned thousands of years ago. It is said that the Maya in ancient America believed that numbers had sacred significance; Astrologers in Mesopotamia (Babylon) also thought so. They first used numbers to explain the concept of the structure of the universe. Kabbalah (the mysticism of Judaism) believes that God created everything in the universe with letters and mathematics as building materials, and they used the connection between letters and numbers to discover the hidden meaning in the original Bible. Modern numerology is much more interested in analyzing personality and predicting the future than contemplating cosmic problems. Bishop taught that numbers are the source of everything. A name is not only a description, but also an indispensable thing for a person. Of course, different people have the same name, but numerologists combine names with birthdays, and the results are different. After calculation, the probability of repeating the same digital pattern due to this combination is about 654.38+1 in 0 billion.