| Numerology For Baby Names | 
enlarge | Author: Phyllis Vega Publisher: Dell Category: Book
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Media: Mass Market Paperback Number Of Items: 1 Pages: 336 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.4 Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 4.2 x 0.9
ISBN: 0440226112 Dewey Decimal Number: 133.335 EAN: 9780440226116 ASIN: 0440226112
Publication Date: August 10, 1998 Release Date: August 10, 1998 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description What's in a name? In the fascinating terms of numerology--everything! Parents can now add a touch of magic to their search for the perfect, most meaningful name with this unique guide. Numerology asserts that all words, including our own names, have numeric equivalents which reveal fascinating information about who we are--and where we're headed. More than a word history book, this volume adds the wonder of discovery to the exciting process of selecting a name.
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  Interesting and Thorough: A New Twist On Names! June 23, 2004 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
"Metaphysicians and occultists believe that we are born in a certain place at a particular date and time in order to learn important lessons and perform preselected tasks. The vibations of that moment combine with those of the name we are given to point us in the appropriate direction so that we may fulfill our specific life purpose. By providing clues to our innate talents, abilities, and flaws, numerology is a method of self-discovery that can help us determine who we are where we are headed." --Phyllis Vega in Numerology For Baby Names - Use the Ancient Art of Numerology to Give Your Baby a Head Start in LifeNumerology is an ancient art and science asserting that particular letters have specific vibrations and qualities. A name is made up of a series of numerical vibrations that contain the essence of a person's identity. In Numerology for Baby Names, author Phyllis Vega provides readers with over 5,300 names, including the numerical value and character traits of each number (1-9). Also included in this book is a brief overview of numerology including Pythagorean and Chaldean systems, letter/number conversion table, worksheets, and chart with the lucky colors, gems and metals of each of the 9 numbers. She shows the reader how to calcuate Individual Number Names (first or middle name) as well as the Complete Number Name (the sum of the first, middle, and lat name). The first part of the book dedicates a chapter to each of the 9 personality numbers, including keywords, symbolism, personality, and careers. An alphabetical listing of female, male, and unisex names are given. The second part of the book is an alphabetized master list of female, male, and unisex names and the character number of each. Let's say that you'd like your child's Complete Number Name to be 1. You'd calculate the numeric value of the child's surname (last name) and then look up names that, when added to the surname, would equal number 1. (Note: in Numerology, double digits are reduced to single digits, which is why there are only 9 personality numbers. However, she does address the personality traits of the Master Numbers 11, 22, and 33 which are often not reduced in Numerology) Or, if you have a list of names that you love, you could just look in the master lists in the second part of the book and find out its Individual Number Name value. It's easy to do--especially since the author has done most of the work for us! Vega not only lists over 3,500 names, but also provides the ethnic origin of the name, as well as what it means. So in effect, it also functions as a baby name book, but with an exciting twist. However, I can see another use for Numerology for Baby Names: naming characters for creative works of fiction.
  Terrific October 8, 1998 2 out of 3 found this review helpful
This book is a wonderful source of information for anyone interested in names and their origins. It's also great if you're looking for a pseudonym or the name of a fictional character. If you're creating a strong female protagionist, then names like Ali (greatest)Toni (without a peer)and Sibyl (prophetess) might be good places to start. Highly recommended.
  A one of a kind book! September 26, 1998 5 out of 5 found this review helpful
This is a wonderful book for not only expectant parents, but also for anyone who has an interest in the origins of names and/or numerology. As a numerologist, I was very impressed with the information provided for each number... the characteristics, traits, etc. Instructions and worksheets are included to help figure any name's numerical value. I cannot recommend this book enough. I refer to it often!
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