Fun with Numerology

Welcome to our view of Numerology
here at hwa.org

NumW is "Numerology for the Web", another of the "prophecy engines" written by Jerral Sapienza, Curator of HWA.ORG to aid in applying some of the subconscious methods of reflection into our daily lives. Although quite different from the SelfEval, it allows another view of yourself and others, adding to our Handwriting Analysis offerings here. This one is a little more arcane and "woo-woo" than Handwriting Analysis. Rather than personality based or related to a particular quantifiable behavioral aspects, Numerology is based merely on the numeric value of alphanumeric data strings entered, which can be entered a multitude of ways, and therefore quite fluctuating in interpretation. But it can be interesting.

To try things out, merely enter a Name, BirthDate, Phone Number, Address, or any other alphanumeric phrase you'd like into the Big Box below. Then press [SUMBIT]. You can press the [BACK] button and try a different phrase or person, for another view.

The typical kind of way to use this would be to enter your birth information (Name & Date) and have the system give you a 4 card Tarot mini view of who you are. You can use this for events, anniversaries, etc., too, by entering relevant name (or names) and date. Here's the basic pattern... Enter one of the following:

Your Name at Birth & Date of Birth (using 4 digit yr: 1960/12/02 or 2.12.1960 or 12-2-1960 etc)

A name you're considering using as a Nick-Name, Married Name, etc.

A Phone Number or Street Address, City, State, Zip Code, etc...

A project name and its date of inception

The name of an event and the date occurred / will occur

NumW will then present you with a tally of the Vowels, Consonants, Numeric and Alpha totals, and link each total with to a particular number in the Tarot Deck for a detailed view. Touch the name of the Tarot card, and the program here will explain the card's general meanings in a typical tarot reading.

The original Tarot Course used here is Copyright 1995-1996 by Joan Bunning, and its integration here with JavaScripting, CGI, and the forms parsing and reporting aspects of Page Design are all © 1998 by Jerral Sapienza and WWW.HWA.ORG and

Have questions? Feel free to be in touch and we'll see if we can't get them answered for you! Thanks for your interest in things, and best wishes to you!

--Jerral and the Elves of hwa.org.

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Handwriting Analysis
by the Numbers?

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right here, right now.