Numerology - Harish Johari

Footnotes
Introduction
1. For a further explanation of the role of zero, see Tools for Tantra by Harish Johari
(Destiny Books, Rochester, VT, 1986), p. 50.
2. There is a basic problem in determining the psychic number. According to the
ancient Indian (Hindu) system, the date changes 1 hour before dawn—1-1/2 to 2 hours
before the actual sunrise. However, in today’s world all countries have agreed to
correspond with Greenwich standard time and to change the date at 12:00 A.M. (midnight).
So when ascertaining the date of birth, one should also see what time of day or night the
person in question is born. For example, under the present system a person born at 2 A.M.
the night of the twelfth is counted as a person born on the thirteenth and is considered a
number 4. However, under the Hindu system, because the birth was several hours before
sunrise, this person would be counted as born on the night of the twelfth and thus
considered a number 3. In such a case, one should watch carefully to see if the tendencies
of the person concerned are more like those of a number 3 or number 4 person.
An additional concern: in summer, the sun rises in the northwestern hemisphere much
earlier than in winter. So it should be ascertained whether the birth is in the late hours of
the summer night or the winter night. If it is earlier than two hours before the sunrise time,
the date which is officially associated with the next day should be discarded. For example,
for a person born at 3:30 A.M. on June 3 (during summer), the date which changed after
midnight would be correct.
However, a person born at 3:30 A.M. on December 3 would be judged by the date of
the previous day, December 2. This is because in December, 3:30 A.M. is about 4 hours
before the sunrise. The day and date should change at the same time. Thus, many people
who say they were born on a specific date really weren’t and actually belong to a different
numerological group.
3. Nakshatra is known as Lunar Mansion in English. It is also known as Lunar
Constellations. For more information, see The Healing Power of Gemstones by Harish
Johari (Destiny Books, Rochester, VT, 1988), pp. 20-24 .