Updated on February 26, 2023
However, it is widely accepted that the origins of angel numbers can be traced back to Pythagoras, who lived in the sixth century.
Where Did Angel Numbers Come From
Every day, it seems, more and more people are learning about angel numbers. Angel numbers have been around for a long time, despite the fact that some people believe they were invented by the New Age movement.
It’s unclear when angel numbers were first used. It’s safe to say, however, that the “invention” was heavily influenced by one person in particular.
So, who was it that came up with the concept of angel numbers?
It was Pythagoras, a Greek mathematician from the sixth century B.C.E., who developed the science of numerology, which led to the concept of angel numbers. The most widely used form of Numerology was developed by Pythagoras, despite the fact that there are three distinct varieties of the science.
All we know about him is from texts written hundreds of years after his death, so we can’t be sure of his true ancestry.
Since some numbers in the Christian Bible have spiritual significance, some people believe that angel numbers may be derived from Christian teachings.
The Origins Of Angel Numbers
In every culture, there are certain numbers that have a higher value or significance than others. Humanity has been studying and using numbers since the dawn of time.
Numerology is the most common term for this practise.
Some cultures, on the other hand, may employ a different strategy to achieve the same end result: a closer relationship with a higher power.
In recent years, the terms “numerology” and “angel numbers” have been used synonymously.
In fact, it appears that the term “angel numbers” was also coined during the rise of New Age thought.
Angel numbers can range from a single digit all the way up to four digits and be anything that stands out to you in some way.
To help you get back on the right track with your life’s purpose, an Ascended Master or an angel has sent you a message.
Is there a specific date when it all began?
The Invention of Numerology:
Pythagoras, a sixth-century Greek mathematician, philosopher, and metaphysician, is credited with the inception of the discipline.
Because there are no surviving copies of the original texts, it is impossible to date when Pythagorean Numerology was discovered.
In texts written hundreds of years after his death, he is credited with inventing Numerology.
Pythagoras was born around 569 B.C. in Greece. He developed a cult of devotees he dubbed the Pythagoreans. The Pythagorean school was where he and his followers learned mathematics, music, and philosophy.
After discovering a fact about numbers, Pythagoras and his followers became interested in the mysticism of numbers.
It dawned on me that the truth was:
A square number is always the result of adding odd numbers together.
As a result of this discovery, the Pythagoreans came to the conclusion that “all is number.” The gist of it is that everything on the physical plane can be quantified and measured.
Since its discovery, it has had a significant impact on today’s world of science and mathematics.
However, there’s another way to look at it. Numbers are everywhere, and “all is number” implies that everything in the universe can be reduced to its numerical value.
The discovery of the Fibonacci Sequence can be traced back to these kinds of discoveries.
His extensive training in mathematics and astronomy led him to develop Numerology. According to intuition and mysticism, he began describing the number in non-numerical terms as well.
For instance:
Odd numbers have a masculine feel.
Even numbers are considered feminine.
There are many ways to be creative.
Any number can be multiplied by one to produce any other number.
‘Two’ denotes duality, while ‘Female’ denote
Three is a male number.
The sum of three and two equals five, which signified a union of the sexes.
Later in the first century A.D., a revival of this kind of interpretation occurred.
Who Created Angel Numbers
Numerology uses the term angel numbers, which astro-numerologist and author of Numbers and You, Lloyd Strayhorn, says is a term coined in the last 25 years or so for numbers that can be used as a guide or instruction manual (and he adds that 11:11 is the most popular of all the numbers).
What are Angel Numbers? Numerology Meanings of Angel Numbers
What are angel numbers?
Seeing the same set of numbers repeatedly, especially in a pattern of three, may indicate something more sinister. The Australian numerologist and spiritual healer Allison Rose says that if you think it’s a sign, it most likely is. Angel numbers are a series of sequential numbers, such as 1111, that are shown to you in order to convey a divine message in numerology.
“When numbers appear repeatedly this can be the angels sending you messages and it is up to the receiver to decipher those messages,” says Rose. “Always be on the lookout for other messages from the angels if you are receiving number messages.”
You can get your life path number by taking your birthday (month, day, and year) down to one number. Angel numbers are different. A person born on July 14, 1992, for example, would have a life path number of 6 (7 + 5 + 3 = 15, followed by 1 + 5), after adding 7, 5 (1 + 4), and 3 (1 + 9 + 9 + 2 = 21, before adding 1 + 2). When it comes to numerology and the zodiac, Strayhorn admits it can get a little complicated.
However, the numbers we receive from the angels are not always related to our birth date (though they can). License plates, addresses, phone, and bank account numbers, prices, and time stamps can all contain angel numbers, according to Novalee Wilder, a numerologist and author of A Little Bit of Numerology.
How can you find your angel numbers?
In Wilder’s view, the number of angels is just the beginning of a spiritual awakening. It’s possible that you’ll see more than one combination of angel numbers in your lifetime.
According to a psychic medium in England, “Angel numbers can change depending on the guided messages they are trying to deliver to you,” Shawn Stone says. “Until this message is received, the numbers will be repeated if the same ones keep appearing.”
There’s a good chance that someone is trying to get your attention if you see the same set of numbers over and over again, according to numerology. If you don’t believe in the “spiritual realm,” you don’t have to be a psychic to receive messages from it. You must, however, be willing to listen to your gut instincts.
Hi, I am Jessica, I work as a numerologist and spiritual coach. I write about a wide range of topics, including spiritual healing, dream interpretation, tarot reading, the law of attraction, manifestation, angel numbers, and affirmations.
