Happy eight day

Three years ago, I blogged about numerology derived from significant dates and life plans. The post wrapped up with a brief reflection on the number eight.

For as long as I can remember, I have been fascinated with this number. It is my favourite digit, and my alter ego, Airhead takes their shape from it.

In rationalising my fascination of eight, I was born in the month of October. The original Roman calendar started in March, it was the eighth month of the year. It retained its name after becoming the tenth month when January and February were added.

Whilst it is a stretch for my date of birth to equal 8, it can be done by equating October to 8 plus day of 17th, 1+7=8 plus my birth year of 1. 8+8+1=17 1+7=8.

The numerology of my initials RGJ just happens to be 8.

Individually the meaning of letters as represented by numbers, as reported by Google Gemini:

  • “* R (9): The number 9 is associated with philanthropy, humanitarianism, and universal consciousness. People with the letter R often have a strong desire to serve others and possess great compassion.
  • G (7): The number 7 represents spirituality, wisdom, and a quest for knowledge. Individuals with the letter G are often introspective, analytical, and have a deep curiosity about the world.
  • J (1): The number 1 signifies leadership, independence, and a pioneering spirit. The letter J suggests a person who is ambitious, innovative, and has a strong sense of self.

When these letters are combined as initials, their energies are believed to interact and create a unique blend of characteristics. The combination of R, G, and J suggests a person who is a compassionate and wise leader, someone who uses their intellect and drive to help others and make a positive impact on the world.”

I stand by the above analysis: in and outside work, I serve and help others, and exercise curiosity, independent thinking, and being a free spirit.

When taking short breaks at the Noosa Rivet Retreat, Noosaville we generally stay in room seven. Most recently it was unavailable, we took room eight, is this coincidence?

Today (1+7+1+0+2+0+2+5=18, 1+8=9), I turn 62 (6+2=8). 9+8=17 1+7=8

Happy eight day, dearest readers!

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