Numerology and the Divine Triangle: authors, editions and symbolic correspondences

Revised 2026-10-24: checked authorship, editions and the publisher's synopsis; removed website-development instructions and unrelated FAQs. This is an introduction, not a page-by-page critical review.

*Numerology and the Divine Triangle* is by Faith Javane and Dusty Bunker. WorldCat records a 1979 Para Research edition from Rockport, Massachusetts. Schiffer's current paperback listing gives 272 pages and ISBN 9780914918103. An early catalogue record and the specifications of a current edition should not be combined into a single universal description.

The publisher describes an introductory first part and a second part interpreting numbers 1–78 through personal and temporary number meanings, astrological correspondences and Tarot symbolism. That confirms the book's scope; it does not establish that these systems independently validate one another, or that every Tarot tradition uses the same correspondences. Without checking the actual diagram and edition, a general account of triangle symbolism should not be presented as the book's precise life-stage algorithm.

For study, record the original term, name or birth-date input, letter table, reduction steps, treatment of compound numbers and page reference. “Destiny” does not necessarily mean the same calculation in another author's book. Vowels, consonants, full names and full birth dates are different input choices.

A description that feels personally relevant can prompt reflection, but reproducible arithmetic is not evidence that numbers cause personality or predict events. Publisher praise is not a validation study.

LamjinLab's numerology tool is a related comparison resource; its description defines its actual coverage. This article does not certify it as a complete implementation of the book.

Sources checked

• WorldCat, 1979 Para Research record.
• Schiffer, current edition and content synopsis. Marketing claims about efficacy are not adopted as verified findings.