The months and signs corresponding are thus valued:—January 8, February 8, March 3, April 9, May 6, June 5, July 7 and 2, August 1 and 4, September 5, October 6, November 9 and December 3. But it should be observed that, in order to keep in touch with the cosmical order, these numbers are only to attach to the first 21 days of each month, the number for the succeeding month being used for the last 10 or 11 days. Similarly, the day counts from sunrise to sunrise according to some authors, but cosmically it counts from noon to noon, that period from noon to midnight being “the evening” and from midnight to noon “the morning,” as it is said in Genesis, _Veyahi oreb veyahi beqer yom echad_—“And the evening and the morning were the first day.” Perhaps one of the most interesting Kabalas is that which has reference to the values of the signs and planets when taken in combination. Each of the months in the annual circle has a number attaching to it according to the planet ruling the sign in which the Sun is, as already shown above. This is multiplied into the number allotted to the sign itself apart from its ruler. Thus— Month Sign No. Ruler No. Product Unit January Capricorn 3 Saturn 8 24 6 February Aquarius 2 Saturn 8 16 7 March Pisces 11 Jupiter 3 33 6 April Aries 7 Mars 9 63 9 May Taurus 6 Venus 6 36 9 June Gemini 12 Mercury 5 60 6 July Cancer 3 Moon 2 10 1 August Leo 1 Sun 1 1 1 September Virgo 10 Mercury 5 50 5 October Libra 8 Venus 6 48 3 November Scorpio 9 Mars 9 81 9 December Sagittary 4 Jupiter 3 12 3 It is then seen that the total value of the planets’ numbers is 65, while the total of the unit values of the products is also 65. It is satisfactory to find that wherever we are consistent and hold to the traditional values and positions of the several factors, we obtain results that are wonderfully harmonious and suggestive. There is an ancient symbol known as the “Golden Candlestick” which is in the nature of a candelabrum with seven arms. Each of the seven lights answers to one of the seven celestial bodies known to the ancients, and the order of them is that known as the Chaldean, in use among astrologers. Here is the symbol— [Illustration: Figure 15.]