Egyptian Numerology: Emergence into the Fifth Dimension

By Sara Bachmeier

Egyptian numerology is an amazing tool that waters these tiny seeds within us and reminds us that we are to become mighty oaks-and not by chance. We all have a unique soul life journey that has been coded in our DNA, date of birth, and name. We can use these calculations to unveil any illusions and set us back on our soul life path, purpose, and

• Language: English
• Publisher: Authors' Tranquility Press
• Release date: Sep 23, 2022
• ISBN: 9781959453383

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Egyptian Numerology: Emergence into the Fifth Dimension/ Sara Bachmeier

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Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I

Finding My Way Back Home

Know Thyself, And Thou Shalt Know The Universe

Becoming And Finding A Chartier

Who Is Your Authority?

Alpha And Omega: The Great Paradox Of Man’s Spiritual Travels

You Are A Channel, Psychic, And Healer

Part II

Chakras And Meditations

Connecting To Synchronicity, Symmetry, Signs, And Symbols

The Seven Sacred Powers

Part III

Soul Mapping

Expanded Reading—Arithmancy The Divination Of Numbers To Letters From Birth Certificate Name

PART IV

The Integrity Of Numbers

Soul Urge Numbers

Soul Life Path Numbers: The Shoes We Walk In

Master Numbers 11/2 Through 99/9 Path Of The Wounded Healer

Karmic Lesson Numbers Refer To Egyptian Numerology Karmic Table Chart

Soul Life Purpose Numbers Combination Of Life Path And Karmic Lesson Numbers

Heart’s Desire Numbers Vowels Of Birth Certificate Name

Expression/Personality Numbers Consonants Of Full Birth Certificate Name

Destiny Numbers Total Of Vowels And Consonants In Birth Certificate Full Name

Achievement/Attitude Numbers Sum Total Of Day And Month Of Birth

Conducting A Session

About The Author And Book

Dedication

To my lovely and talented daughter Kirsten, who has been my inspiration, teacher, and best friend in this life’s journey. Thank you for splashing colour in a black-and-white world.

Acknowledgments

I want to thank Sharon Forrest for introducing me to the world of Egyptian numerology. I am forever grateful to my spiritual advisor and the author of The Messenger, Helen DeLaney, for always being by my side and encouraging me to shine my light no matter how much darkness lurks in the shadows. To my partner, Scott Hendren, for challenging me to follow my passion and dreams—and to all of my friends whose interest and fascination with numbers and astrology moved me forward to chart and write this book.

Egyptian Numerology

Emergence into the Fifth Dimension

Numerology Star

INTRODUCTION

It’s a Brand-New Day

I originally wrote this book as a study guide for teachers and students interested in Egyptian numerology. I learned the basics from a woman named Sharon Forrest, who offered a seven-day intensive workshop in Sedona, Arizona, back in May of 2016. After the workshop, I received handouts, Egyptian numerology calculations, and formulas. Like any good student, I left the class with more questions than answers, which sent me out on a journey and a quest of exploration, charting, and more research.

I was caught between the abyss of passion and obsession with numbers, and the calling from my spirit guides suggested that this was another piece to my life purpose if I would just follow the urgings of my soul and allow it to lead me to my true life path.

I was asked to teach a class in Egyptian numerology, and I realized at this time that I needed to get my material in order if I had any hope in passing on this wealth of knowledge. My soul urge is the number four (more about soul urge numbers is explained further in this book), which I can thank for my ability to reason, structure, and organize.

As I started to write, the depth of my journey preceding this book began to ascend. As with most projects, there was an eternity underneath the surface and more than I had anticipated sharing. I had to explain that my relationship with numbers didn’t begin and end with the calculations but with the energy of the wind in which they were delivered.

I had every intention of explaining and posting only the techniques and theories of numbers, but if you read this book, you will find out that this is only a small part of charting Egyptian numerology. I have to admit that I revealed much more about myself than I ever intended, and I fear I have risked my reputation as a closet spiritualist, but if the breaking of my anonymity and vulnerability is the price to pay for helping others, so be it.

I will be the first to sing It’s a Brand-New Day for us all.

PART I

CHAPTER 1

Finding My Way Back Home

True teaching is not an accumulation of knowledge; it is an awakening of consciousness that goes through successive stages.

—Ancient Egyptian proverb

My first recollection of a passion for numbers was when I was three years old and my parents would take me to the Old Mission Santa Barbara for Catholic Sunday Mass. The stone-clad building was ancient, with cracked walls painted in beautiful designs of flowers, petals, leaves, and Celtic symbols. I never understood the sermon, but every now and then, the priest would speak in English and mumble in Latin. My father would methodically jab me with his elbow every time I leaned over to fall asleep on his shoulder. The only way I could promise to stay awake was if I counted all the details displayed on the cathedral walls. That was when I first noticed numerical patterns. There they were, everywhere around me, numbers repeating themselves in the form of symbols. I got excited about the patterns and wondered what the meanings were behind the repetition. I began my counting again on the following Sunday morning, hoping my exploration would lead me to answers.

When I was a young teen, astrology grasped my attention. I suppose this was the beginning of my search for a deeper meaning of life outside of me. I used to conduct personal studies with acquaintances once I learned of their sun signs. I studied people and sun signs for many years, until I eventually became bored. It was not uncommon for me to remember people’s birthdays but not their names. I studied astrology so closely that I was able to match people to their birthdays just by reading their energy. Birthdates resonated with me before I could identify a person by name. I think the reason I became bored with astrology is that I found it to be limiting and a lot like religion. It had a way of categorizing people into moulds with positive and negative descriptions, and when people would look at someone’s sun sign, they would see the mould before the person. This did not sit right with me because it didn’t give people the freedom to express themselves organically. I thought it was somewhat dangerous and impersonal. I believe there is a lot of truth in astrology, especially when it is used to encourage people and motivate them toward their highest abilities.

Numbers talk to me on a deep and profound level. I developed my relationship with numbers when I read Dan Millman’s book Live the Life You Were Born to Live. I deepened my respect for numbers after realizing that they were associated with unique qualities. I calculated my own birth chart and read the assigned definitions. I was intrigued, but after a while, the same thing happened to me. I started to get bored, and I saw the similar limitations that I associated with my experience studying astrology. There it was again, the category of positive and negative aspects, but this time it was with numbers.

I started researching numbers and found that, like astrology, numbers can be used to categorize people—put people in little boxes so we can better understand them. Is that really the reason, or do we want to understand people so we can manipulate them and get better control of them? Do we fear people so much that we are using these methods to control them?

I was around people who were knowledgeable about astrology, and when I listened to them talk about certain people and their astrological traits, I heard a hint of superiority in their voices. It was if they totally understood this person, even though they never met him or her, by only using the definition behind the position of the stars when he or she was born. This scared me, and I wondered if I did the same thing. I had to ask myself why I needed to understand astrology. Was it to help people better understand their abilities, or was it so I could know (or think I know) something about them without getting to actually know them? And even worse, was I using this method to judge people, to put them in the like or dislike category before keeping an open mind?

By asking all these questions, I actually learned more about myself and my motives (and fears), which sent me on the exploration of mindful meditation. I came to the realization that it would be wise to understand myself better before undertaking the teachings of the divining tools from astrology and numerology. The only reason I learned about these novelties in the first place was to help others and myself, to not feed my ego, and to learn to form sophisticated judgments.

Egyptian pyramids

CHAPTER 2

Know Thyself, and Thou Shalt Know the Universe

(Ancient mystery school precept)

What I’ve learned is that there are no negative and positive astrological or numerological signs to be born into; these are just wonderful, glorious tools we can use to explore, expand, and express our unique blueprints, which brings us to the discussion of duality. Duality exists for balance between the positive and negative; one cannot live without the other. To understand duality truly, one must evolve beyond it. If you’re living in duality, you are living with the possibility of judgment, unless you are observing as just a witness. One might ask, How can I live without duality? How do I live without the effects of positive and negative, yin and yang, white and black, off and on, hot and cold? And really, the only answer to this is love. When we stop having the need to define differences and to label our experiences, and when we are willing to accept life as perfect exactly as it is, then these binaries naturally disappear from our vocabulary and we elevate to a much higher dimension. This is easier said than done, I know, but practicing the tools of Egyptian numerology and believing in the evolution into the fifth dimension is not only a possibility; it is a reality. I am here to bring you closer to your highest path, purpose, and destiny. It all starts with a vision.

It is within the fifth dimension that I chart Egyptian numerology. This higher level will direct you to your innate abilities, direction, and path. If you are not vibrating at these higher frequencies, I suggest that you ask yourself, "Where am I coming from, and where do I want to go?" If you truly desire to follow your divine purpose, this elevation can lead you where you want to be. I’ve used numbers and my relationship with numbers as a guide in my life to show me where I am and where I can go. I don’t see numbers; I feel numbers vibrating on a cellular level.

I use numbers as guidelines, roadmaps, and markers for events in my life. If interpreted correctly, the frequency of numbers can be more accurate than the GPS that is widely attainable today. (I love GPS, by the way.) If astrology and numerology are not used as a positive reinforcement in your life, then you are not accurately accessing the true source of magic hidden within these powerful divining tools.

How did Egyptian numerology help me? People often ask me this question, and although I always try to answer with the best of intentions, I find that it is an ongoing process. I can say that when I found this technique, I was feeling a little stuck, hazy, and unclear about what the next phase of my life would look like. I had just moved out of state, I was in a new relationship, and nothing in my life looked familiar. When an Egyptian numerology course opened up, I was a little intrigued but didn’t think I would learn anything new. I went to the seven-day intensive workshop with an open mind, curious heart, and energetic body. I was surprised that it assisted me in the clarification of my previous path by showing me how my instincts, desires, abilities, and visions were all a part of my DNA. I feel that this was necessary for me to be secure in moving forward in a new and unfamiliar direction. I’ve always loved the saying Hindsight is always twenty/twenty. It served as a soul validation and smoothed the bumpy patch of road I was on, making it clear for me to climb my next mountain. It validated that I was right on target, and I felt it. Egyptian numerology became an amazing modality for me not only to express myself but also to guide people toward their mountain paths.

I love the fact that just in case we forgot who we are and where our paths are in life, we have clues hidden in our DNA blueprints. These can be found in iridology, palmistry, astrology, numerology, and more. These are all ways that we can identify the clues to our blueprints so we can find our way back home. It can tell us

• who we are,

• where we came from,

• what our paths are now,

• what our challenges in life will be,

• the special abilities we were born with (and so much

more), and

• what our superpowers are.

If you are reading this book, it is not a coincidence that you resonate with numbers. If this is not your ultimate path, it could very well be a useful stepping stone to help you understand which path to take.

Your soul mission is your reason for being, your life purpose. It’s your calling in life, including who you feel called to be and what you feel called to do. Mission is an energy that flows through you and a drive, voice, or passion that you cannot ignore. It’s what you know in your heart you must live and be if you are to experience inner peace and harmony.

Egyptian numerology is, in reality, the psychology of the soul. The truth is, once you study Egyptian numerology, you realize how accurate it is. You begin to understand that it is a true and ancient science that not only reveals facts about people; it also reveals spiritual laws and universal truths as well.

We left hidden clues to our life purpose in