Although it's not
obvious from the brief descriptions, some numbers seem to group
naturally with other numbers because of the similarity of the
characteristics expressed.
For instance, 2, 6 and 9 all deal with different aspects of how people get along with each other. The number 2 represents the less personal relation of people in a business or some other group situation associating and cooperating with each other. The number 6 represents the relation of people in a family or other small community group—6 deals with friendship, affection and love. The number 9 represents the giving quality of a humanitarian or philanthropist—a person who gives feelings, time or money to others with little concern with return.
Another example of a group is 1, 4 and 8, all representing different aspects of self-contentedness. The number 1 involves the potential to become independent, to break with any prevalent bonds of dependency. A person working on independence is likely to be most concerned with his own needs to the partial or complete exclusion of others' needs. The number 4 may concern a person with his own real or imagined limitations. A person may strive to break through the feelings of limitation or may, although rarely, attempt to learn to live with the strong restrictions imposed. In either case, the concern with limitation is likely to make a person extremely aware of his own needs and his struggle to fulfill the needs despite the restrictions, leaving little room to be concerned with others' needs. The 8 may well feel more power than the 4, but usually, because of this power, the 8 will work hard to take care of his material needs with the traits and power he possesses. An 8's material needs tend to be a large and significant area of his life, so that the needs of others are likely to go wanting.
The group of numbers 2, 6 and 9 stand for many traits resides the relation of people to each other and 1, 4 and 8 involve many characteristics besides self-contentedness. But, awareness of the different number groupings gives you a potent tool for a delineation. If you find a person with strong 2's, 6's or 9's, the likelihood is strong that this is a person with a friendly, loving, giving approach. Or, if you find a person with strong l's, 4's or 8's, this is likely to be a relatively self-centered person.
For instance, 2, 6 and 9 all deal with different aspects of how people get along with each other. The number 2 represents the less personal relation of people in a business or some other group situation associating and cooperating with each other. The number 6 represents the relation of people in a family or other small community group—6 deals with friendship, affection and love. The number 9 represents the giving quality of a humanitarian or philanthropist—a person who gives feelings, time or money to others with little concern with return.
Another example of a group is 1, 4 and 8, all representing different aspects of self-contentedness. The number 1 involves the potential to become independent, to break with any prevalent bonds of dependency. A person working on independence is likely to be most concerned with his own needs to the partial or complete exclusion of others' needs. The number 4 may concern a person with his own real or imagined limitations. A person may strive to break through the feelings of limitation or may, although rarely, attempt to learn to live with the strong restrictions imposed. In either case, the concern with limitation is likely to make a person extremely aware of his own needs and his struggle to fulfill the needs despite the restrictions, leaving little room to be concerned with others' needs. The 8 may well feel more power than the 4, but usually, because of this power, the 8 will work hard to take care of his material needs with the traits and power he possesses. An 8's material needs tend to be a large and significant area of his life, so that the needs of others are likely to go wanting.
The group of numbers 2, 6 and 9 stand for many traits resides the relation of people to each other and 1, 4 and 8 involve many characteristics besides self-contentedness. But, awareness of the different number groupings gives you a potent tool for a delineation. If you find a person with strong 2's, 6's or 9's, the likelihood is strong that this is a person with a friendly, loving, giving approach. Or, if you find a person with strong l's, 4's or 8's, this is likely to be a relatively self-centered person.
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