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Power Numerology Review  by: Andy Macintosh There are plenty of people on the internet who will give you a numerology reading, but for some reason, there aren't a whole lot of places to learn about numerology yourself. Actually, most of the readings you can get off the net are rubbish computer generated stuff anyway, but that's not the reason for this review. What is the reason, is that I just found a numerology course called “Power Numerology”, by a gentleman called James Steem: http://ww.powernumerology.com. The course is in audio format – you download it to your computer and can listen to it from there, or put it onto an iPod. Personally I prefer the stereo on the veranda, so I put it onto CD's so I could listen outdoors! There are three CDs in the course, with interviews with two top numerologists. This format works well, with James asking the questions and the experts answering. I found it easier to listen to than a formal lecture type of thing. The interviews are really very good indeed. They seem to have been structured in such a way that even if you dont know anything about numerology, you'll be able to understand them. Personally, I've been studying numerology for a long time, but I still got some great tips and ideas from these CDs. There are other bits and pieces included as well. There are workbooks for each of the CDs, which is nice because it means you don't need to take notes. Everything on the CDs is in the workbooks so it's easy to refer back to them. There's another book as well, called Essential Numerology. This is mostly for beginners, as it contains reference material for all the calculations and so on. One other intersting thing that's included is a numerology calculator, which works out the four main calculations for you. It's a handy little program, I've got it sitting on my desktop now, so if I want to work out any numbers I can get them in a couple of seconds. Very useful. Finally Steem includes a bunch of books on related topics, like tarot and astrology. I found the most interesting of these to be a dictionary of dream interpretations. In summary then, Power Numerology is a great way to learn about, or even learn MORE about, numerology. There's something for everyone, whether you already know the basics, or no nothing at all. I recommend it! Here's the site: http://ww.powernumerology.com. About The Author Andy Macintosh is a numerologist. You can read his blog at http://numerology-news.blogspot.com/. This article was posted on March 13, 2006 Read More Articles from the "Hobbies" Category: 10 Lottery Playing Tips for Florida’s Daily Fantasy 5 Lottery Game by Toni Ryan 5 Quick Tips For Beginning Magicians by Ryan Even Cloudy Day Photography: Taking Advantage of Nature's Diffused Lighting by Anita Cross How Do They Make Them Hollow? by Jack Price Santa Brought you a Digital Camera--Now What? by Nicole Sandler Japanese Samurai Swords Buying Guide by John Gottshall How to Interpret Signs and Symbols on Yarn Label Correctly by Baalaji Baashyam Does Fashion Matter When Doing Magic Tricks? by Dion Semeniuk Dens Model Ships by Dennis Holmes Teddy Bear History by Sharon Lauer << Back to "Hobbies" Index

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