Manual of the Enumeration: A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book oneCoffman, C. J. (Casper James)
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Manual of the Enumeration: A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book one
Coffman, C. J. (Casper James)
Astrology; Symbolism of numbers
Preferable Jewel Opal or Diamond
Colors Best to use and wear Rose Pink or Pale Blue
Most Advantageous Day Friday
Biblical Belongs to the Tribe of Issachar
Bible References Gen. 49:14, 15; Deut. 33:18, 19
=--f--=Libra [Symbol: Libra] is the sign of the Scales, which
makes you just. You should have a good future; you inherit brain
power above the ordinary, and you will not be doing justice to
yourself unless you exert your brain power to its fullest limit.
"Concentrate" must be your watchword. You are a psychic collector
of thought, having the ability to acquire the occult laws of
nature. Your view point is broad and liberal, and your knowledge
must be wide; try to know a little of everything, but concentrate
on doing one thing well; you are very sympathetic, and people
find it easy to confide in you; in fact, many people take
advantage of your good nature, and impose on your time and
patience. Soon you will learn to assert yourself, and guide your
affairs into better channels for your own advancement. You are
very modest and do not properly value the gifts nature has
bestowed on you.
=--g--=You should strive for habits of order, even in small
things, and should take to heart the truth that nothing is
insignificant which promises the peace and pleasure of others;
you should curb your desire for praise and appreciation, and
never do a kind action for the credit to be derived from it. You
are a strong lover, and you need love; you cannot go through life
alone. You accept proven fact, but are quick to see any
flimsiness in basic foundations. Sometimes you show much
excitability, and in this condition you may make mistakes in
judgment; you want to have your own way, and generally succeed in
having it, people yield to you, through confidence in your
integrity and judgment, and well they may.
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