First Hominids

[Navaratna]

Occult numbers are just derived from compound numbers (double digits) and you add them together to reduce them to a simple number. It's probably more that people don't know that is what that operation in numerology is for. That is, the compound number is seen as the 'exoteric' or visible nature of the compound number, and the simple is the occult or hidden nature. It's archetypal nature.

The idea is that larger compound numbers have a relationship with their simple numbers in terms of quality.

For myself, I see numbers themselves as archetypal. So I see the numbers not just as quantities but also as qualities. I'm sure you get exactly what I mean. The idea then is that there are really only 9 numbers (zero technically not being a number proper but representing void), and all compound numbers quality derives from the combination of their simples, being more of a synthesis.

The reason I mention it because I thought it would be interesting to examine in light of your presentation of 9 densities, ROYGIV/Sun/Moon, so I would correlate the numbers together.

So, looking at the first number 64, reduced to occult number 1, which would correspond with Red, the first density, etc. This actually makes sense along the idea of DNA, programming, etc

Hmm show your work?

might as well save it to a notepad
1447912161925283639495264678184100103121124144147169172196199

edit:

oh I see so..

1, 4 = 5  |  5+ ___blank = 5
4, 7 = 11 | 1+ 1 = 2

edit #2:

I wonder if the whole sequence decoded and put in to google or bing would show some correspondence to some Hermetic or ancient offshoot. I think it'd show that whichever outlandish religious sect used this complete either 9 level or 14 level extended set...would mean they decoded it on some level and would be worth paying more attention to.

I can see how this could be used for fun just like how 64 is used in chess and tower of Hanoi games, and 64 bit programming... [Nintendo 64] but people either losing the meaning, or only the designers knowing it and simply not delving in to details. either a board game or on a Nintendo.