On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 12:53 AM, IVP <joecolquitt@clear.net.nz> wrote:

> > like too much words like felicity, luck, lucky, etc. related
> > to business
>
> There's still very much a tradition of the number 8, feng shui
> and astrology, which is no stranger, although more ingrained
> and taken more seriously, than Western "superstitions" and
> rituals. You can imagine that a Chinese boss might be as
> tough as nails in the boardroom but goes home to a house
> with a big red number 8 on it
>
> I remember passing a local Chinese travel agent with a big
> poster in the window offering "Worldwidely Deals"
>
> At first the word 'worldwidely' raised an "Aw, foreigners,
> bless 'em" smile, but if you can have widely, then why not
> worldwidely ?
>
>
Numerology is very interesting. If I would own a company with a lot of
employees, for sure I will choose with care the right place for the
right employee,
based on numerology and all other information declared as mystic and
non-scientific in the west.

I've done (as hobby) numerological  characterization for many people and
for about 80%-90% of them it's like you read a book describing their
lifestyle. Pretty impressive if you know nothing about the person except
his/her name and his/her birth date.
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