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Contrary to what many believe Numerology pre-dates the teachings of Pythagoras considerably. Numerology can be traced back to the mystics in India. Their wisdom trickled down to influence the desert fathers and indeed Pythagoras. However, the trail does not stop there. After Pythagoras came another great teacher, G.I. Gurdjieff. A man commonly thought to be the father of the modern enneagram. Follow the trail with us as we trace the teachings of Chaldean numerology to Pythagoras and eventually to G.I. Gurdjieff and the enneagram.

Burton's Memories of Childhood's Slavery Days (1909) consist of four parts. In the first, ‘Recollections of a Happy Life, Burton recalls her childhood on a plantation in Alabama and her marriage to Samuel Burton. In the second, 'Reminiscences,’ she reflects on emancipation while the third, ‘Vision’ is an account of her conversion. The fourth consists of an essay on Abraham Lincoln, an essay on the ‘race question,’ various poems, and hymns.

In this audiobook, we will elucidate the spiritual and moral guidelines contained in the cards. We will explain how to use the cards in the areas of divination and personal meditation. We will look at the evolution of the cards and examine the origins of the tarot in parlor games, as an instrument to convey moral and spiritual lessons, as a tool for meditation, and finally, as a window into the future.