The Symbolic of Numbers

[Jean-Eude]

The adventure of consciousness follows the symbolism of figures, which were invented three thousand years ago by the Indians.

The curve indicates love.
The cross indicates the test.
The horizontal line indicates the attachment.
Let's examine their drawings.

"1". The mineral. A pure vertical line. No attachment, no love, no trial. The mineral has no consciousness. It's just there, the first stage of matter.

"2". The vegetable. A horizontal line surmounted by a curve. The plant is attached to the earth by its horizontal bar symbolizing its root which prevents it from moving. He loves the sky and presents him with leaves and flowers to gather his light.

"3". The animal. Two curves. The animal loves the earth and loves the sky but is not attached to either. He is only emotion. Fear, desire ... The two curves are the two mouths. The one who bites and the one who kisses.

"4". The man. A cross. It is at the crossroads between the "3" and the "5". THE "4" is the moment of the test. Either he evolves and becomes a sage, a "5", or he returns to his stage "3" animal.

"5". The conscious man It's the opposite of "2". He is attached to the sky by his superior horizontal line and he loves the earth by its lower curve. He is a sage. He transcended his animal nature. He has distanced himself from events and no longer reacts instinctively or emotionally. He has overcome his fear and his desire. He loves his planet and his fellow creatures while observing them from a distance.

"6". Angel. The enlightened soul is liberated from the duty of being reborn in the flesh. She has come out of the cycle of reincarnations and is no more than a pure spirit, who no longer feels pain and has no basic needs. The angel is a curve of love, a pure spiral that starts from the heart, goes down to the earth to help the men and finishes its curve upward to reach the higher dimension.

"7". The God. Or at least "the student god". The angel, by dint of rising, touches the higher dimension. Like the "5", it has a bar that attaches it to the top. But instead of presenting a love curve down, he has a line. He acts on the world from below. The "7" is again a cross, like a "4" reversed. It is therefore a test, a crossroads. He must succeed something to continue to show.