The story discusses the concept of birthstones, emphasizing that they are not only linked to Zodiac signs but also to the month of birth. It notes that the twelve monthly birthstones have their origins in biblical references found on the breastplates of Aaron. The text explains that monthly stones are more associated with numerology, while Zodiac stones are tied to astrology. For specific months: - **January**: The garnet is universally recognized as the birthstone, though ancient Hindu tradition referred to a "serpent stone," possibly a ruby or black stone. - **February**: The amethyst is the commonly accepted stone across various cultures, while ancient Hindu tradition mentioned the "chandrakankta," a stone that is not known today. - **March**: The aquamarine is recognized in modern North America, whereas traditions from Hebrew, Roman, Arabic, Polish, and Russian cultures identify the bloodstone as the birthstone for this month. The text is part of a numerology book by Dr. Deepak Sikka.
Play With Numbers (Part - 8)
by Aachaarya Deepak Sikka 
in
English Philosophy
Description
This is 8th Part of my book of Numerology. It is a continuation of Play With Numbers (Part - 7). The book has total 50 Lessons (Chapters) and approximately 180 total pages. This book includes almost everything about numerology which i collect and wrote according to my experiences. This book is helpful for everyone from beginners to experts. Numerology is a science that studies the hidden correlation between the Numbers and happening in one s life. This science is usually based on various systems of Numerology like Ruling Number, Birth Path Number, Psychic Number and Personal Year Number.
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This is a book of Numerology. It has 50 Lessons (Chapters) and approximately 180 total pages.This book includes 10 Parts Chapter wise and It is a Part...