The science of numerology was born in ancient Egypt. With an oral tradition prevalent in this time and place, there is little written evidence of what exactly was taught in the so-called "Mystery Schools" of the era.

We do know however, that the science of numerology was taught, and that it was reserved for those deemed worthy. We know this from writings by or about some of their more famous graduates - Abraham, Moses, Jesus and Pythagoras.

Numerology is one of the world's oldest forms of metaphysical communication and interpretation. Numbers can be described as a language intelligence within themselves.

In ancient times, primitive tribes used scribing methods, markings and numbers to intercommunicate, correlate, trade, barter, exchange and comprehend their ideas.

Throughout the ages, numerology has always sub-consciously intrigued and influenced people with its mystical fusion, cabalism, precipitation and excitement. Today numerology function, logic and expectation still continues to fascinate many.

The Pythagoras/Agrippa theory's inferred all things in the universe have numbers, and all numbers of the tangible and intangible embodied a value, combined with a special significance or magical transcendental meaning. Most modern day Numerologists follow the same principle, with some modification. For instance, a person's character can be suitably interpreted by substituting and converting the alphabetical letters of a given birth name to a numerological value code. The birth date, can also be combined and analyzed in a simple mathematical operation, then deciphered to predict future events