posted November 01, 2006 01:28 PM         

I own her first book: Chaldean Numerology An ancient map for modern times, and now shes coming out with a second one this december. I think, I know shes a great person and I recommend this book. Below is the email I recieved today. I am really excited about her book.

Over the years I have written many authors of numerology...only those of the chaldean system, I have questioned them in every form, one person actually wrote a review on Amazon, saying that Linda was a GREAT BUSINESS woman and she respected that (saying she knew how to make things saleable)but she never said she was a good astrologer. I wrote her too...of course the only person I have ever talked to is Leeya, she is very fair and honest. I love that in a person. I hope you guys look and buy.

Dear Friends,

I am proud and delighted to announce the release of my new book on Chaldean Numerology in December.

The Wisdom of Sound and Number: Phonetic Chaldean Numerology; Reclaiming an Ancient Oracle

As many of you know, the last four years were spent researching and writing this book. For more years than that, I knew this had to be done in order to adjust the alpha-numeric system in my previous book, Chaldean Numerology: An Ancient Oracle for Modern Times (now out of print), and assist the restoration of Numerology to its fullest potential for accuracy.

There are two other people who have made this book possible:

Joyce Shafer, also an author, communicated with me on a daily basis for over a year, as she made numerous contributions to this book from content expansion to editing it numerous times in its earlier stages of development. Her twenty-five years of numerological experience made her an angel-sent helper in its production.

Loren Fisher, Ph.D., scholar and former professor of ancient Semitic languages at Claremont Theological College, selflessly loaned his expertise to iron out difficulties with the Chaldean alphabet and help enormously to establish its phonetic base with the sounds and letters of the English alphabet, diphthongs, borrowed spellings, and pronunciations from other languages. This book would not be possible without the authority of Loren’s scrupulously analytical work.

For those of you unfamiliar with Numerology, it is first and foremost a map of consciousness. There are many maps in philosophy, psychology, religion, and metaphysics available for those who seek a deeper understanding of themselves. Numerology is one of these maps and is based on the sacred meaning of numbers which are the basis of all life forms—the blueprints which construct forms, including our own. The interpretation of these forms to human psychology may go back to Pythagoras around 800BCE; and, this work has been further developed throughout the centuries. My own understanding of the number patterns is based upon a traditional interpretation of the number archetypes and how these affect our consciousness. By understanding the proclivities in our makeup, we can look at the past, present, and into the future to see how we react or may react to situations unless we make conscious choices about our life and what we desire to create in it. In this respect, predilections and free choice both play a role.

The revolutionary contribution of this book is that rather than basing number codes onto the cipher of letters in a numerical sequence, as has been done in Western numerology, the numbers are based on sounds of letters in relation to the ancient Chaldean alphabet. This is the first attempt, ever, to align the English/Latin alphabet with the sacred Aramaic-Chaldean alphabet by sound.

You may ask, What did the ancient Chaldeans know that we don’t? I can’t answer that question. I can only offer my first-hand experience that numerology charts are far more accurate with this phonetic numbering, based on the Chaldean alphabet, than any other system I’ve used in over 46 years of studying and using numerology. I invite you to explore this very old oracle with this very new approach.

May all your numbers be beneficient!

posted November 02, 2006 01:02 AM         

Silverstone

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The only other sound's the sweep
Of easy wind and downy flake.

The woods are lovely, dark, and deep,
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep.