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100 Questions... er, answers - the results.

ANALYZE THE RESULTS:

It's OK if the results you get from The All Things Are Numbers Personality Type Indicator do not match the results you get from The Amazing Name Numerology Calculator. As stated in the instructions for the calculator, it is not the be-all, end-all authority of who you are, it's only supposed to describe the influence put upon you by your name. Other factors of influence could cause these numbers to not match. Honest and accurate awareness of yourself could be a factor, because you are picking answers subjectively. How well I've phrased each questions could also throw off how accurately you answered. Astrological influence could skew the results too (if you believe in that kind of thing). So the point is not to match the name numerology results, but only to suggest which of those numbers might be more dominant than others by seeing what results you get while taking this test today. This is a snapshot of who you are today.

The results you get reveal you to be one of FIVE TYPES:

The other results reveal other important factors of orientation to any manifest entity existing in space:

Once you've totaled your results, you should put all the categories together to form a complete picture, for example: You may have come out to be an ULF-I-V. That would mean you are a:

[U] - Investive
[L] - Material
[F] - Provocative
[ I ] - Attached
[V] - Visceral, Valorous, Charasmatic type (a businessperson perhaps).

If your results were DRB-O-P, that would mean you are a:

[D] - Divestive
[R] - Ethereal
[B] - Evocative
[O] - Detached
[P] - Sensorial, Poetic, Enthusiastic type (an artist perhaps).

Or, if your results were ULB-O-C, that would mean you are a:

[U] - Investive
[L] - Material
[B] - Evocative
[O] - Detached
[C] - Cerebral, Clever, Encyclopedic type (a mathemetician, or university professor perhaps).

Or, maybe your results were DRB-O-C, that would mean you are a:

[D] - Divestive
[R] - Ethereal
[B] - Evocative
[O] - Detached
[C] - Cerebral, Clever, Encyclopedic type (a hermit).

But things don't end there. Unlike some systems, this one encourages you to look at the second or even third most popular type in your results, and imagine how they might work together as a hybrid mixture of influence to determine who you are. A lot can be said about your dominant number, but just like The Amazing Name Numerology Calculator, you have two faces - the one you show and the one you hide. They mix and blend, they tug and pull. You are not just ONE type.

So to really understand what all these results mean, I suggest you examine the rest of this site. Most of this site focuses on the design of a tarot deck, but ALL of it focuses on a theoretical model of existence that emanates from within every human taking this test. It would be a good idea to learn as much as you can about that model. I will try to add comments specific to personality as time permits. In the mean time, you can always combine The Amazing Name Numerology Calculator with the many keyword charts and interpretation pages, located elsewhere on this site, to interpret the results on your own.

One fun thing to do would be to locate which tarot card you are by combining the results of your [F] vs. [B], [L] vs. [R], and [U] vs. [D] answers. For example: if your dominant type was [S] [3/7] Sensorial, and you are an [D], [L], [F], you would want to look at the 3 of Staves! You would want to look at card 3 and not 7, because 3 is on the [F] Front side of the number line. You would go to Staves because they are from the [L] Left analytical side of the Minors and because they are from the [D] Down, or negative side of the Minors (for a diagram that might assist you in visualizing this process, consult the essay Numbers in Space). The essay Numbers in Space and the essay Shake the Trees! also have a lot more to say about how to find yourself in a deck of tarot cards!

Of course, in The Numerical Tarot, all the negative cards are illustrated in their worst possible light. So to examine the so-called "good" side of the negative cards, you will have to read up on the concept of extreems and inbetweens elsewhere on this site. There you will see that the worst possible interpretation of a "bad" negative 3 would make you clumsy, inept and grotesque, while the best possible interpretation of a "good" negative 3 would make you earthy, organic and rough-hewn (i.e. someone who likes folk art more than fine art... which would be a positive 3).

After you figure out which Minor Suit card you are, examine the Major Trump card that goes with it. Then read the interpretation pages for all. Try reading these interpretations first:

I'll try to add more later. In the mean time, to learn more about how to break down a number into multiple binary subdivisions of influence, try examining the Numbers In Space chart.

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