Free Numerology gives us an even stronger clue to the age of this science. Astrology, Free Numerology, and other occult studies were considered a religion, but do not in the way we would know it today. Many Chaldean priests were also famous astrologers. The Chaldean system of numbers is still in use today. Free Numerology was practised by ancient Brahmins of India. Cheiro (1866-1936), a leading palmist, numerologist and psychic of his day, credited these mystic men of the East for much of what he knew. In ancient Japan there is a system known as "Ki", based upon certain numerical patterns found in the birth date.

     Free Numerology system is slowly coming back into public notice. Then there is the sacred system of Hebrew. Free Numerology, better known as the Kabalah, which is based upon the meanings of letters and sounds. And there is still another system coming from Africa that uses numbers for divination purposes.

     Free Numerology has been attacked as a "pseudo science." Nothing could be further from the truth. Webster's dictionary defines science as: "systematized knowledge of any one department of mind or matter; acknowledged truths and laws, especially as demonstrated by induction, experiment, or observation; any branch of knowledge considered as a distinct field for the investigation of facts concerning it." What could be a better description for Free Numerology? After perhaps tens of thousands of years, there has been more than enough time to observe, investigate, and report that Numerology is definitely a science.

     Free Numerology has also been attacked for going against the laws and teachings of God. In fact, just the reverse is true. The Bible, the Talmud, the Koran, even the Egyptian Book of the Dead, have alluded to Free Numerology in ways that required interpretation by people of wisdom.