Part 2: Number Values, The Alphabet, & Dreams: Hebrew System - Page 2
© Lauri Jean Crowe
In the previous example of the Modern System, my numerical vibration for my given name was a 1 whereas using the Hebrew System my numerical vibration at birth would be a 5. This shows how just a few variations in the codic system can cause a change in the interpretation of information, just as using the different correspondence characteristics of the Nordic or Pythagorean systems can cause a varied interpretation.
Each dreamer must come up with a system that suits their personal mythos. For example, you may feel attuned to the balance given by the number 8, but still see the universe as groups of pairings so that the Pythagorean System appeals to you. You can always adapt and transform the information to suit your own personal needs. All information given should be used as a tool and a source of inspiration, not hard cold, fact. The facts and empirical data of your dreams can begin once you have compiled a lengthy dream record and developed your own personal system of applying numerology to your dreams.
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