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QUESTION: Hi Scott:
I have signed a lease for an apartment in a fourplex. The address is 5211 B Tremont. I am very confused about determining my house number. Do I consider the B?
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Blessings!
Kris
ANSWER: Hi Kris,
Yes, do consider the "B" of the address you list. If "B" is the unit number/letter of your new apartment, then it is the primary vibration (b=2, 2nd letter of our alphabet).
If the unit number is "5211B," then that is the primary vibration (5+2+1+1+b/2= 11, 1+1=2). See how I got that 11/2? Just add the numbers of the unit together and reduce to a single digit to get the root number.
Either way, the root number of your unit is 2.
If the Unit is "B," for example, and the address is 5211 Tremont, then 5211 Tremont is the secondary vibration (along with the city, etc.).
If the unit number is "5211B," then the secondary vibration is Tremont (along with the city, etc.)
It's best to concern yourself mostly with the unit number vibration at this point.
Here's a link to an article for more information:
http://www.howisyourlovelife.com/April1st2005.htm
Although each residence/office/etc. has a unique vibration, events and circumstances in connection with any single location are representative of the location in conjunction with the person's comprehensive natal and timing charts.
It gets interesting when you have a group of people in one location, such as at an office, where they all have key natal and timing considerations paralleling the unit/address vibration.
More articles:
http://www.howisyourlovelife.com/column.htm
Sincerely,
Scott Petullo
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QUESTION: Sorry for the additional question!! I've read that being single, living in a 2 apartment is bad....any feedback??
Thanks!!!
Kris
Hi Kris,
It could be bad if,
1) Your comprehensive charts are deficient in 2 energy
2) You want to remain single
Generally, a single person wanting to be in a relationship, moving in a 2 unit number is a good sign.
However, natal considerations and personal timing rules over all else.
Sincerely,
Scott Petullo
http://www.scottpetullo.com
http://www.holisticmakeover.com
http://www.mystictwins.com
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