“You just don’t get it.” You’ve heard this before, right? Of course. We all have. In fact, it is not only likely that this sentence was directed at us, but it is very likely that we have directed it at others or at least thought about doing so. Similar to this sentence, “You just don’t get it,” is its third person plural form, “They just don’t get it.” Are we all universally ignorant that we “just don’t get it”? Apart from the quote from Dr. Albert Einstein, Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity, and I’m not sure about the universe.Is there some other explanation for why all of us “don’t get it”?
Interestingly, the fact of the matter is that, one way or another, we “get it” and “don’t get it” simultaneously. How can this be? The twentieth saint, Charan Singh, poignantly states: We do not see things as they are. We see things as we are. Therefore, considering other people’s points of view, we “get it” from our perspective even though we “don’t get it” from someone else’s and vice versa.
Given this understanding, is there a way that we can determine why we see things differently from other people and they see things differently from us? Yes. Very easily, actually. The answer is found in our numbers, those of our birth date and birth name that combine to reveal the pattern not only of ourselves and the way we perceive the world, but also of our destiny and the path we each take. of us must go on in life.
For example, let’s say Person A has a large amount of the number 4 in their numerology chart, while Person B has a large amount of the number 5 in theirs. The number 4 governs things of stability, structure, order, security, rules, convention, tradition, roots, security, practicality. In numerology, 4 is an earth sign. On the contrary, the number 5 is a fire sign. It governs movement, freedom, exploration, non-convention, non-tradition, risk-taking, rule-breaking, adventure, speed, and impracticality. When these two people are faced with the same idea, they will have totally different opinions on the issue at hand. After all, earth and fire are not compatible. Person A, who is ruled by the number 4 and all it stands for, will see things through their 4-colored glasses, while person B, who is ruled by the number 5 and all it stands for, will see things through his 5-color glasses. Both individuals will be right from their own point of view, and each could justifiably exclaim to the other, “You just don’t get it,” and both would be right.
It is this knowledge of how each of us sees things through our own “numerical glasses” that allows us, if we apply this knowledge, to gain a greater understanding of the problems between ourselves and others and hopefully manage our differences in a more harmonious way. Create balance in the relationship. This is one of the great benefits of studying numerology: the ancient science and art of numbers and their application to life. If nothing else, it will certainly help us to be more patient in considering other points of view without getting angry. It will also allow us not to expect the other person to see things our way when it may be impossible for them to.
Summary
Each of us perceives things differently. Our personal perception has its roots in the numerical composition of our numerology tables that house a blueprint that defines our perceptions. Thus, We do not see things as they are. We see things as our numbers are. No two people see things exactly the same. People with specific numbers on their charts will tend to agree with other people who have similar numbers on their charts. People with contrasting numbers on their charts will tend to disagree with each other. That is why it is vitally important to gain a deeper insight into life rather than just living on the surface.
Hopefully, this new millennium, marked by the number 2 and representing the age of others and relationships, will bring this knowledge of numbers to light so that people can understand each other more deeply and thus improve their relationships and the quality of life. of their lifes. If mutual understanding is not achieved, then the disparity between people will become wider and deeper because the energy of 2, which governs the duration of this millennium until the year 2999, represents division, competition and conflict in its negative aspect. However, as all coins have two sides, the positive side of the 2 energy governs teamwork, partnership, cooperation, diplomacy, equality, balance and peace, the things most hoped for and prayed for. Therefore, understanding that we each view life through our own “number glasses”, it will be to everyone’s advantage if we stop, consider not only what the other person is saying but because, based on your numbers, you are saying what you are saying. By going on this tangent, all of us may well create more positive and harmonious interactions with each other.
©Richard Andrew King, 2011