12.0 Planes of Expression
Each of us experiences life on four different levels: with our physical body; our mental faculty; our emotional make-up; and our intuition. Each of these areas has a specific means of perceiving information. The physical body is capable of touch, taste, pleasure, and pain. It provides us with a sense of the physical world. The mental body, like the emotional and intuitive natures, perceives the invisible worlds. Our minds deal with the world of thought.
The heart, of course, is preoccupied exclusively with the world of emotion. Our feelings teach us many things about ourselves and about others. Finally, we have the capacity for direct contact with the higher realms by way of intuition. Intuitive insight comes in a flash. It is not rational -- that is the world of the Mental Plane -- but comes as if it were placed at the doorstep our minds. Intuition, therefore, bypasses all efforts save that of perception.
These four faculties exist in all of us. But each of us depends more on one or two of them for the bulk of our knowledge. Some of us are possessed by our senses, while others live almost exclusively in their hearts, or in their minds. Numerology indicates how we as individuals function on each plane.
The letters of the alphabet are divided into four categories: Physical, Mental, Emotional, and Intuitive.
The proportion of each category in your name gives a good indication of which Planes of Expression are strongest in you, and which ones are weaker.
The sum (reduced to a single digit or Master number) of the numbers found on each plane reveals how you deal with your experiences on that plane. These Planes of Expression can greatly help you to understand your talents and abilities.
In addition, the letters of the alphabet are also considered to be either creative, vacillating (wavering), or grounded (practical).
NOTE:
Some numerologists base their calculations of the Planes of Expression on the number values of the letters. This is incorrect. Letters have their own archetypal personalities and, when calculating the Planes of Expression, should be considered on their own merit. For example, the E, the N, and the W all have the value of 5. However, the letters E and W are both considered physical letters. While the N is seen as a mental letter.
The chart below shows the status of the letters in the alphabet according to these categories:
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Notice that not a single letter in the alphabet is both grounded and emotional.
All vowels are creative with the exception of the U, which is vacillating.
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