Michael Brill and Mati Fuller, DIHom

<-- Interviewed by Elaine Lewis

Could you clarify how numerology can remove the psychological blocks from an individual?

Nothing can remove psychological blocks, except the owner of that block. But a block can not be removed until it is identified and the owner chooses to remove it. What I do using numbers is to provide a blueprint, drawn by the client, that shows them how to rebuild or remodel aspects of their life.

Cosmic Numerology is the study of the patterns associated with the numbers and letters that make up our potential realities. Whether it's a name, an illness or disease, a behavior pattern, a thought, a feeling, or an emotion, they all have one thing in common; they symbolize the interrelationships of the energies and events that affect our daily lives. The interpretation of patterns also includes relationships, family dynamics, addresses, business cycles, food choices, even food cravings. Numbers and letters represent the codes of creation. Cosmic Numerology views these codes as being generated by conscious choice.

Using the letters of your name and the numbers of your birthday, Cosmic Numerology interprets the emotional and psychological characteristics you chose to experience in this lifetime as well as identifying your life's challenges and their soulutions.

Cosmic Numerology can reveal what you have chosen to experience in this incarnation and help you clarify your purposes for existence.

In classical numerology, the letters of a name and the birth numbers represent the patterns and timing of events to be experienced. In Cosmic Numerology, an Essence or Soul selects the letters of its name and the numbers for its birthday. (I focus on the psychological and emotional characteristics that result from combining the letters and numbers of a name.)

In classical physics there are absolutes, cause and effect, and duality. In quantum physics there are no absolutes, there are probabilities, and duality. Cosmic Numerology sees all energy as frequencies composed of combinations of sub-frequencies generated by the blending of the numbers 1 - 9. These combinations are composed of particles (and waves) that ultimately develop a group awareness which leads to a group consciousness. This can be a group of cells, specific body systems, a country, a galaxy, even a universe.

The concept of reincarnation revolves around the idea that we choose what we want to experience in each life. Experiences that are not completed within a lifetime will be completed in future lifetimes. Reincarnation is similar to waking up on your birthday and being given a ticket to an amusement park by your parents. You go to the park and as you enter you are wowed by your choices. You spend the whole day at the park riding as many rides as you can. Some you avoid because they are too scary, others you ignore because they are too babyish (been there, done that.) Some rides you are not permitted to ride because you can't meet their requirements (maybe they have height or age requirements or you need to be accompanied by an adult.) At the end of the day, you are exhausted from all of the activity. You go home and just before drifting off to sleep, ask your parents if you can go back tomorrow, they say yes. You drift off to sleep dreaming of what you intend to do tomorrow.

The premise of Cosmic Numerology is, first the Soul has a conversation with the God energy (a distillation of the GOD energies) in which it reviews its most recent experiences and adventures in co-creating (i.e., what it has mastered, become proficient at, avoided, hasn't finished or procrastinated starting). The second step involves the Soul consciously determining what it wants to experience in its upcoming incarnation. It does this by selecting (or omitting) specific letters for its name, then picking a month, day and year to be born, and finally choosing a specific birth/adoptive family.

The choice to include or omit specific letters determines our karmic challenges. The numbers we choose for our m/d/y of birth identify our life's challenges and their "soulutions". These choices include challenges as gentle as a caress like the loss of recess in first grade or as harsh as a 40 ton steel I-beam between the eyes (terminal illness, laid off at 55). For each challenge, there is a specific Soul chosen soulution. The soulution is usually to do less of one thing and more of another or vice versa. For example, one can be either totally insensitive to the needs of others or overly sensitive to the needs of others; in either case, there is a need for balance. It is the same with our etheric and physical Selves, they need to be balanced; when they aren't, we become susceptible to illness, disease, or physical injury.

Cosmic Numerology identifies the underlying patterns of negative behavior that are the catalysts for illness and disease (and physical injuries). These negative patterns are the result of false cellular memories of feeling abandoned or being punished for some unknown act. How and where did these memories originate? They began when we chose to become co-creators and individualize in physical form. They will end when we remember even in physical form we are part of the divine energy of creation.

Let's look at the health issue of hypertension.

Now wait a minute. I could call this "high blood pressure" and it would add up to something else!

Yes, and what about different languages?

I haven't worked much with other languages, only the Arabic alphabet. However, it would still work because each culture places different expectations on its members. If cancer is a 24/6 in Norwegian, then its underlying cause would be associated with 6 - unrealistic expectations for self and others, 4 - control issues, and 2 interactions with others.

It isn't so much that people from other cultures have different issues that make them sick, it's that their culture has different expectations.

Here is the exerpt from my book on illness and disease that explains issues related to blood pressure.

Blood (21/3) Pressure (40/4) = 61/7

Blood (3) deals with the process of initiation (1) and cooperation (2) which lead to creation (3). It carries our life giving nutrients throughout our bodies. Notice that the words high and low both reduce to a 5 and that both high blood pressure and low blood pressure reduce to a 3. The negative interpretation for number 5 indicates some form of excess behavior; one is either too rigid (Type A) or too flexible (Type Z).

A negative 3 can have feelings of inadequacy. They can also be sarcastic, moody/emotional, introverted, outrageous, withdrawn, passive, boastful, an exhibitionist, a starter but not a finisher. A negative 3 can also be unforgiving toward those it feels have emotionally let them down.

The total of 61/7 can indicate that low self-esteem (1) can be displayed as either arrogance or timidity. The 6 is associated with unrealistic expectations of self or others leading to either control, i.e., it has to be done their way or it won't work or the other extreme, why bother if I'll be blamed for the mistakes of others? This last part is closely influenced by the negative 7 which first and foremost represents abandonment issues. The negative 7 can also indicate issues caused by anxiety, fears, a need to be needed, and never wanting to be embarrassed or humiliated. Other characteristics of a negative 7 are: can be overly analytical, totally mental, impatient, manipulative, belittling of others, chronically depressed, distrustful of their intuition and have a very strong need for control (mental, emotional, physical, spiritual).

High (32/5) Blood (21/3) Pressure (40/4) = 93/12/3 Type A.

Since there are so many threes and twos, good communication (3) with others (2) is a problem. Coupling low self-esteem with not trusting their emotions, or not always communicating in either a timely or appropriate manner (2), the high 5, rigidly tries to maintain control of its environment by either allowing free reign to their emotions (can be explosive) or suppressing them (9). This pushing and pulling is a pressurizing force. The reservoir holding the stuffed emotions eventually overflows and explodes out of its confines. The tubes carrying this explosive energy can become over pressurized and burst.

The 12 indicates issues of sensitivity when dealing with others (2) because of their own self-esteem issues (1).

Low (14/5) Blood (21/3) Pressure (40/4) = 75/12/3 Type Z (An extreme scenario.)

These individuals are not good communicators (3), they hold things in. Since 5 represents the physical world and 7 the mental world this individual has difficulty existing in either world. They want to withdraw (3) from interactions with others (2) and therefore minimize their energy and their exposure (1) to the world. If they withdraw beyond a certain point, the tubes (blood vessels) carrying their life energy can become under pressurized and collapse.

The 14/5 (low) indicates these individuals can be overly flexible and give in too easily, when interacting with others.

You seem to be saying that after a session with you, where a flurry of numbers are added together, you ultimately say something like, "Elaine, you're self-absorbed and you seem to miss the point of everything!"

Then what? Who's supposed to fix this, Moi? I, who miss the point of everything? Put another way....A lot of people already know what's wrong with them--too shy, don't take risks, low self-esteem, etc., and are helpless to do anything about it; when they try, it all comes out as an act, and deep inside they feel very uncomfortable in their assumed personna.

First let me say that Cosmic Numerology provides a "soulution" (soul chosen solution) for every life challenge. And yes, many people know what's ailing them and the patterns that are the catalysts for their health issue; however, few people are willing to do the required work to ultimately reconnect with their divine self. It's very easy to "tell" people what to do but if they choose not to own the outcome, no progress can be made. Humans are soooooo good at intellectualizing, rationalizing, and justifying their actions and so weak at doing what they love regardless of the number of obstructions.

Now, here's what I find interesting, you add up the letters of an illness or injury....

You convert the letters of the phrase(s) or health issue into numeric sequences. For example, "I fell down a flight of stairs and broke my right leg." By adding the total numeric value of all of the letters in the phrase I get the equation: 201/3 (2+0+1=3). After checking for a correlation with challenge numbers, I make my interpretation. In this case there are issues involving feelings of inadequacy (3), self-esteem (1), and difficulty letting go or making transitions (0). The broken right leg is associated with issues of flexibility (5), control, and not trusting their intuition (0).

OK, wait a minute. I'm getting that if the client said, "I fell down the stupid stairs!" that would add up to a different number and relate to a different behavior pattern!

Yes. "I fell down the stupid stairs" equals 110/2 which implies that you were trying to do something by yourself and refused or didn't ask for help. Now laying at the bottom of the steps, you must ask for assistance. It could also imply you were preoccupied with another and weren't thinking about yourself.

Personally, I think it would be helpful to use the information in Michael's first
book, Identify Anyone's Behavior Patterns... where he only uses the birthday and month and the first two letters of each name. It is quick and easy to do. And I also think it could be interesting to add up the numbers of the person's disease, like strep throat, or allergies, or bronchitis, tumor, just to see what is really going on. I don't think I would bother to add up the words in their sentences, like Michael does, but that is probably just laziness on my part.

I think the focus needs to be on predictable patterns in human behavior, and how to pinpoint what they are with the help of numerology, and how this can help us as homeopaths. Yesterday I did the numerology for strep throat and used Michael's
interpretation of the numbers. Today I repped the issues that the numbers described and cross referenced it with my son's physical symptoms. I came up with Psorinum, which is what I gave him the last time he was sick, and nothing else was working, and it cleared everything up nicely. I wanted to see if I would get the same result from using the numerology from the name of the sickness, like Michael recommends, and I still got the same result! This was my first test of Michael's system, and yes, I think this system
definitely has potential as a tool in homeopathic case taking!

Michael, I'm getting the impression that every statement a person makes, just about, if added up according to numerology, reveals their issue! Is this true?

You betcha'! I've developed a system where a person gives me the first 3 single digit numbers that come into their mind and I can tell what is going on in their life. Using this technique, I have devised a numerology card deck. By answering 3 - 5 questions on each of the chosen cards, an individual gets clarity about the events in their lives. (Still looking for a publisher.)

Michael, here's my concernn: If a person's "issues", as determined through numerology, turn out to be "low self-esteem", "need for control", "stubbornness", and similar "large-umbrella" concepts, I would have to wonder if we aren't being so general that we're not able to help anybody.

It may seem like a generalization, but I assure you when all of the numbers in a chart are taken into consideration, a VERY specific analysis of the cause and effect of behavior patterns appears. I would love to make my skills available to every practicing homeopath. I realize that they will not reach my level of expertise and must use the tools I supply in conjunction with their own intuition.

If practioners chose to learn my entire system and wish to study with me, I believe it would take them at least 18 months to become highly proficient.

This is how I use Michael's numerology to aid my homeopathic case taking: I am not worried about whether the concepts are "large umbrella concepts", or not, because I only use the numerological information as a general guideline. For example: If the numerology says that someone has low confidence, rigid attitude and a need to be in control, you can see from the numbers that they have a problem with change as a result of low self confidence.

Next I go into the information from the case to see how these issues are manifested in what the client has told me. Maybe the person has just started going through menopause and is worried about getting old. She wants to stay young (5 - fixed, rigid attitude) and do whatever she can do to keep her face and body looking the same (4 - need for control) so that she can feel better about herself (1 - low self confidence).

Or maybe we are dealing with a child who has just had a new sibling. He doesn't know if the mom is still going to love him now that she has a new baby (1 - lack of self confidence), he wants things to go back to the way they were before (5 - fixed idea), and he wants to control the situation by refusing to use the potty.

After looking at the numbers, and the situation that corresponds to the numbers, we have to look at what kinds of problems this has caused in the client's life. The menopausal woman may have started feeling depressed or anxious, she may have a hard time sleeping and she will need a remedy that covers this. The little boy may react to his new situation with anger, maliciousness and jealousy towards his new sibling, and he will need a
remedy for that. The numbers may be the same for both, which means that the underlying issues are similar, but each one may still need different homeopathic remedies for their specific symptoms. Therefore, I see the numerological information like a roadsign, pointing in a certain direction, and then you go wherever the numbers are pointing for more specific clues. Numerology isn't a replacement for homeopathic case taking, it is more like
a rough map that shows you were to put your attention and dig deeper.

So let's see if i understand it. Two different people come up with numbers indicating they are rigid, have low self esteem, and need to have control over the situation. Do you then look at the case and say, "Where does this person show that she has low self esteem, what is she doing? Well, she's trying to look younger. Where is the rigidity manifesting? She won't accept that she's in menopause, she's acting like she's 10 years younger. Where is she trying to maintain control? She's having a facial done every week.

Yes, exactly, you got it.

So, Mati, is the value here that you then ignore symptoms that don't fall under the core issues?

I always look at all the symptoms, but the numerology can help me figure out which symptoms are more important than others. If you have a list of symptoms on a paper, it can be impossible to know which ones are more or less important. We need clues pointing in certain directions to get the idea. If we get clear clues from the client, we can forget about the numerology, but in cases where nothing really stands out, for whatever reason, numerology can help us see the core of the case so we don't have to fumble around in the dark.

Is the value here that if you don't see any rigidity in the case you know she's hiding something and you therefore keep asking questions?

Yes, I would definitely dig around a bit in the area of rigidity to see if she would volunteer anything of interest to the case. It is a bit like having a treasure map - it wouldn't be a bad idea to dig a bit where the x is marked...

Is the value here that if the remedy doesn't have rigidity and low self-esteem and control issues, it can't be the right one?

I wouldn't say that it can't be the right one because the person who needs the remedy may have an acute manifestation that has to be treated first. But, my guess is that if you want a deeper acting remedy, yes, those issues should probably be part of the remedy picture.

Given the first case, the menopause case, how would you have solved it before, and how would it be different now, and do you really think you would have come up with the wrong remedy without numerology?

Like I said above, in simple cases we don't need the numerology to pick a remedy. When I started using numerology, it was out of frustration with my most difficult cases that I wasn't getting anywhere with. I needed a new perspective that I didn't have access to from the case information given by the client, and I found numerology to be a valuable tool for creating more clarity. If someone comes in with a yeast infection, an aversion to sex and
a desire for vinegar, I don't bother with numerology. I just give her Sepia. But if I have a case of severe asthma and chronic hives, and I have given 5 different remedies and the client is still getting worse, numerology will give me a better idea of what is really going on, and this might change my choice of rubrics and bring up a different remedy that actually works.

Mati, Can numerology narrow down the miasm, the kingdom? What about acutes if there's no diagnosis?

I don't see why not. Fixed ideas are sycotic. Lack of anything is Psoric, including lack of confidence. Desire to control is sycotic. Again, the numerology is only an indication of core issues, miasms or kingdoms. The rest of the clues have to be taken from the case itself.
When it comes to acutes, we can always try Michael's system of doing the numbers for the disease itself, and then cross reference with specific symptoms from the case itself. The idea of using numerology in homeopathic case taking is is still in the experimental stage, so we have to keep that in mind, and just play with it and learn as we go. So far I have been very
happy with the results I have had.

Wow! Mati, you're good! I really like the way you do things.

Michael, I've noticed you say repeatedly that the only way to break out of your patterns of negativity is to do what you love doing. A lot of people might call this selfishness or just being impractical. This is how, after all, teenagers live! They JUST do what makes them happy, and usually what makes them happy is stupid; so, I thought I'd ask you to expand on, give examples of, this philosophy of life.

There is a huge difference between doing to be happy and doing what you love. Someone could be in an alcohol or drug induced stupor and be "happy". Doing what you love is having the courage to follow your passion/dream even when mostly everyone around you says, "You're crazy!"

My day job is teaching high school. I have a daily mantra I say with my students. It goes like this: I say, "What does everyone need?" and they respond with "A dream!" Then I ask, "Why do we need a dream?" and they respond with, "Because it gives your life a purpose and direction."

Doing what makes you happy requires no thinking or planning, it's purely reactive. Following your passion requires thinking, planning, determinination, courage, and trusting that ultimately your passion/dream will become your reality. Following your passion/dream requires you to be proactive not reactive.

Great answer! I'm glad I asked for a clarification. And so, I take it that if everyone was working toward their dream, they wouldn't have time to meddle in other people's lives and be controlling.

Sometime we'll have to talk about how I've altered the Kabalistic Tree of Life by replacing the words with a numeric sequence that reveals the patterns of chaos and creation.

Oh gee, I'd love to do that, but, look at the time! I have an appointment to do my nails. I have the worst luck with my nails, but what can you do?

Smiles to you. "Worst luck with my nails..." = 88/16/7 = stop digging into the granite walls. Turn around and leap...your wings will open!

Wait a minute, are you saying I should climb to the top of a tall edifice, spread my wings (I'll check to see if i have any) and then leap? It sounds crazy but...you're the numerologist.... Geronimooooooooooooooooo!!!!!

No Elaine, that was a metaphor!

Splat.

Elaine, quick, here's Arnica 50M!

Whew!

You really do miss the point of everything!

Told ya.

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Michael Brill lives in New Mexico and is available for consultations and presentations. You're invited to visit with him at http://www.awakener.com/ or via email at Michael@awakener.com. His gift is to be able to translate numeric patterns into cause and effect and "soulutions". His use of Quantum Numbers can identify patterns, cycles, and potential outcomes for individuals, groups, and businesses.

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