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History of the Gregorian Calendar

The Gregorian calendar is the most prevalently used calendar today. Within this calendar, a standard year consists of 365 days with a leap day being introduced to the month of February during a leap year. The months of April, June, September, and November have 30 days, while the rest have 31 days except for February, which has 28 days in a standard year, and 29 in a leap year.

The Gregorian calendar is a reformed version of the Julian calendar, which was itself a modification of the ancient Roman calendar. The ancient Roman calendar was believed to be an observational lunar calendar, based on the cycles of the moon's phases. The Romans were then believed to have adopted a 10-month calendar with 304 days, leaving the remaining 50 or so days as an unorganized winter. This calendar allowed the summer and winter months to become completely misplaced, leading to the adoption of more accurate calendars.

The Republican calendar later used by Rome followed Greek calendars in its assumptions of 29.5 days in a lunar cycle and 12.5 synodic months in a solar year, which align every fourth year upon the addition of the intercalary months of January and February. From this point, many attempts were made to align the Republican calendar with the solar year including the addition of an extra month to certain years to supplant the lack of days in a particular year. In 46 BC, the calendar was further reformed by Julius Caesar, introducing an algorithm that removed the dependence of calendars from the observation of the new moon. In order to accomplish this, Caesar inserted an additional 10 days into the Republican calendar, making the total number of days in a year 365. He also added the intercalation of a leap day every fourth year, all in an attempt to further synchronize the Roman calendar with the solar year.

Despite all efforts, the Julian calendar still required further reform, since the calendar drifted with respect to the equinoxes and solstices by approximately 11 minutes per year. By 1582, this resulted in a difference of 10 days from what was expected. Pope Gregory XIII addressed this by essentially skipping 10 days in the date, making the day after October 4, 1582, October 15. An adjustment was also made to the algorithm of the Julian calendar that changed which century years would be considered leap years. Under the Gregorian calendar, century years not divisible by 400 would not be leap years. These changes reduced the error from 1 day in 128 years, to 1 day in 3,030 years with respect to the current value of the mean solar year.

The adoption of the Gregorian calendar occurred slowly over a period of centuries, and despite many proposals to further reform the calendar, the Gregorian Calendar still prevails as the most commonly used dating system worldwide.

Holidays

A holiday is a day that, either by custom or by law, is set aside such that regular activities like going to work or school are suspended, or at least reduced. The term "holiday" can be interpreted differently, depending on the region. In the U.S., paid leave is typically referred to as "vacation," while national, religious, or cultural days off are referred to exclusively as "holiday." In some regions, however, such as the United Kingdom or former British colonies, the term holiday can also refer to paid leave.

Generally, holidays are meant to commemorate some event, person, or group of cultural or religious significance. Although certain holidays, such as Christmas and New Year's Day, are widely celebrated worldwide, most countries have their own set of holidays that are specific to the country, and even the same holidays may be observed differently within countries: some may receive a full suspension of typical daily activities, while others may only get partial days off. Certain countries have holidays that essentially shut down almost all businesses. As an example, in Brazil, Carnaval do Brasil results in almost a full week in which only industrial production, retail establishments, or carnival-related businesses, function.

This calculator is mainly geared towards U.S. holidays, but holidays specific to a given country can be entered manually. Certain holidays can also be excluded. For a further level of specificity, federal holidays in the U.S. refer to holidays that have been recognized by the U.S. government; on these days, non-essential federal government offices are closed, and all federal employees receive paid leave. This is not necessarily true in the private sector, however, and which federal holidays a private sector employee receives is largely dependent on the discretion of the company. In some cases, an employee who is required to work on a federal holiday may receive compensation in the form of holiday pay in addition to their regular wages.

Certain holidays such as New Year's Day are referred to as "fixed holidays," since they fall on the same date every year. Others, such as the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr., don't have a fixed date, because they occur on a "floating Monday"; in this particular case, the holiday occurs on the third Monday of January. Another widely observed holiday in the U.S., Thanksgiving, occurs on a "floating Thursday," the fourth Thursday In November, hence the dates of these holidays vary by year. Below are two tables showing the dates of federal holidays in the U.S. for 2022 and 2023.

2022 U.S. Federal Holidays

2023 U.S. Federal Holidays

On what day of the week were you born?

Recently we learnt a very impressive trick: tell us the date you were born and we will almost immediately tell you what day of the week that was.

This trick is a favourite of savants and lightning calculators. We are not in their league; we are merely average. But still, we can perform the calendar trick almost as quickly, and without cheating: we really do all the mental calculations required.

In fact, most people could do exactly what we do, just after a little bit of practice. Our goal here is to show you how.

Doing it the hard way

Let's look back to Thursday, 25 May 1961, when President Kennedy announced the goal to land a man on the Moon. Finally, on 20 July 1969 Neil Armstrong stepped on the Moon, and you want to know what day of the week that was. How could you do it?

Enter the date of your birth and push the button. (If it doesn't work, check that JavaScript is enabled in your web browser.)

The difference between the two dates is six ordinary years, two leap years, one 31-day month and one 30-day month, and then go backwards five days (from the 25th of the month to the 20th). Summing up, there are a total of (6 x 365) + (2 x 366) + (31 + 30) − 5 = 2978 days between the two dates. Dividing by 7, we get 425 weeks with 3 days left over. Since 25 May 1961 is a Thursday, it will be Thursday again 425 weeks later, and 3 days after that will be a Sunday. So, 20 July 1969 is a Sunday. Ta da!

But let's be realistic. It is very unlikely that you could perform these calculations quickly enough to impress anyone. And neither could we.

Doing it quickly: four easy pieces

As our example illustrates, it is fundamentally straightforward to calculate the day of the week of any date. All we need is the day for a convenient reference date, together with the basic facts about our Gregorian calendar: the lengths of the months and the rules for leap years.

The key is to streamline the calculations as much as possible. Many people have written about this calendar trick, and there are as many approaches. Here, we have attempted to simplify the procedure as much as possible for dates in the most commonly requested range. So, our recipe works very well for an audience of real people, but not so well if you are confronted by, say, the ghost of Marie Antoinette.

Our recipe has three big advantages:

• The amount of memorisation and calculation required is kept to a minimum.
• The most difficult calculations are to add on single-digit numbers, and to find the remainder after dividing by 7.
• Each calculation requires only one of the day, month or year components of the given date. This means that you can begin to calculate while the date is still being read out to you.

We'll assume that you're already a pro at adding on single-digit numbers. Then, the key to becoming super quick at the date trick is to become really good at finding remainders after dividing by 7. Also, you will have to memorise the green and purple tables below. (It used to be you had to memorise times tables: now it's Time tables!)

The four main parts of the calculation are described below. In order to help you master them, we have prepared a separate practice web page. This page generates random numbers and dates for you to test yourself, with the answers within easy (but not too easy) reach.

Pressing the button will open a separate page for practising the calculations.

Remainder after dividing by 7. You will have to practise finding the remainder of numbers (from 0 to 54) when divided by 7. The possible remainders are from 0 up to 6. For example, 0, 7, and 14 all leave a remainder of 0, 33 leaves a remainder 5, and 52 leaves a remainder of 3.

Month offset. Each of the twelve months is assigned a number, as given in the following table:

You must memorise this table, but it is not as hard as it may seem. One helpful approach is to split the twelve numbers into four groups of three: 622, 503, 514 and 624. Note that the first and last groups only differ in the final spot, and that the second and third groups are also similar, only differing by 1 in the second and third spots.

Decade offset. Each decade is also assigned an offset number. The decade offsets for 1900 to 2010 are given in the following table:

Again, you can identify mini-patterns to help memorise the table. For example, 16 and 32 and 64 appear in the table, with 3 the offset for the 1930s and 6 the offset for the 1960s.

Leap year offset. The final ingredient is to account for leap years. These are counted from the previous turn of the decade, and are given by the following table:

For example, 1937 appears in an odd decade (since 3 is odd), and the table gives us a leap year offset of 2 (look it up under 7 in the odd row). This offset accounts for the two leap years after 1930 and up to 1937: that is, 1932 and 1936.

It is easy enough to memorise the table of leap year offsets, but it is probably better to not bother. Instead, it is easier to simply remember the relevant leap years: 4 and 8 in even decades, and 2 and 6 in odd decades. Then, we just count 1 for each leap year after the turn of the decade.

Let's do it! (1900 to 2019)

We'll now go through the complete details of a birthday calculation, using the great boxer Muhammad Ali as our example. Ali was born on 17 January 1942.

You first ask Mr. Ali (respectfully!) to state his birthday in the natural order: "Seventeenth ... of January ... nineteen forty-two": you can emphasise that the date should be recited slowly, to make sure you hear it correctly. As the different components of the date are called out, you then perform the following calculations in your head.

The first five steps should be self-explanatory. Start with the day of the month, and the month and decade offsets are added on. Then the final digit of the year is added on, together with the leap year offset.

Finally, in Step 6, the total is divided by 7, and the remainder is translated into the day of the week: 0 = Sunday, 1 = Monday, 2 = Tuesday and so on. For Mr. Ali you end with a 6, making the day of his birth a Saturday. You're done, and you may now bow to the thunderous applause!

The fine print: January and February of leap years

The calculations above will work for about 96% of the dates in our range. However, if the date is in January or February of a leap year, then you have to subtract 1 from your total. Of course, as we remarked above, it is very simple to spot leap years. They are just the years ending in 0, 4 and 8 in even decades, and the years ending in 2 and 6 in odd decades. For now, the only exception to be aware of is 1900, which is not a leap year. We discuss this annoying exception below.

For example, let's calculate the day of birth of Michelle Obama, born on 17 January 1964. The calculation for the First Lady would be similar to that for Ali, and we again end with a 6. But, Mrs. Obama was born in January of a leap year, so we subtract 1, resulting in 5: Mrs. Obama was born on a Friday.

You now have everything you need to perform the calendar trick on your friends. Below we consider more technical details: years from other eras and some finetunings of the method, both of which you may wish to consider. But you are able to start practising now. PUSH THE BUTTON!

Even finer print: other centuries

What about a date later in the 21st Century? Luckily that's easy: simply subtract 1 from the corresponding 20th Century calculation. For example, as we calculated, Neil Armstrong stepped on the moon on a Sunday, which our recipe would compute as a 0. Now, as you have probably already deduced, subtracting 1 from 0 is recorded as a 6. So, the centenary of the moon landing, on 20 July 2069, will be a Saturday.

Marie Antoinette requires a century offset of +4.

The same approach works for other centuries: you can calculate the corresponding date in the 1900s and then adjust by the appropriate century offset. In the previous example, we used the offset of -1 for the 2000s, and of course the 1900s have 0 offset. The offset for the 1800s is +2 and, just in case you are confronted by the ghost of Marie Antoinette, the offset for the 1700s is +4.

In fact, for our Gregorian calendar these are all the century offsets you ever need to remember, since the offsets cycle every fourth century. For example, the offset for the 2100s is +4, the same as for the 1700s.

The finest print: leap year exceptions

We think of leap years as those years divisible by 4. However, there is one exception, introduced by Pope Gregory III in 1582 for our new calendar: in the Gregorian calendar the century years are not leap years. So, for example, 1900 was not a leap year. However, the Pope also introduced an exception to the exception: every fourth century year is a leap year. So, for example, 2000 was a leap year.

These leap year exceptions affect the above calculations in two places. First, for January and February of 1900, we do not have to make the leap year adjustment as we did for Michelle Obama. Secondly, for January and February of century leap years, such as in 2000 and 2400, we have to subtract 1 from the century offset.

Let's illustrate this with an example. James Bond (the famous ornithologist) was born on 4 January 1900. This computes to a 4 (with no leap year correction needed), and so Bond was born on a Thursday. The centennial of Bond's birth was on 4 January 2000: we subtract 1 for the century offset and 1 again for the 2000 leap year exception, and conclude that Bond's centennial occurred on a Tuesday. By comparison, 2100 is again a leap year, and so no extra leap year adjustment from 1900 is required: we simply add 4 for the century offset and conclude that Bond's bicentennial, on 4 January 2100, will occur on a Monday.

Think of 1950 as our anchor year. Notice that for 1950 all the year and leap year offsets are 0. So, Steps 1 and 2 are all we need to find the days of dates in 1950.

Now consider any other year. To find the days in this new year, we simply have to shift the corresponding days in 1950 by a fixed offset number (keeping in mind the January and February fine print, in the case of a leap year). The remaining steps are just designed to find this offset number, for the years in our range, as simply and as quickly as possible. Finally, for years outside our range, we just have to incorporate as well the appropriate century offset. That's it! (See why the method works in more detail.)

As we mentioned, there are many different approaches to the calendar trick. Below are some slight variations which you may wish to consider, and some suggestions for where to explore further. Enjoy!

1. In most performing situations, you will have a good idea of how old your audience will be. This means that you can just focus upon the most likely decades (and bluff a bit if you happen to get caught out).

2. To make the numbers to be added even smaller, you can have the offsets and/or remainder range from -3 to 3.

3. Another way to make the numbers smaller is to divide by 7 at each step, just keeping the remainder.

4. You may have noticed that in the video of Art Benjamin, he asks for the date in reverse order, starting with the year. If you prefer the dates delivered in this order, you would pretty much just reverse the order of the steps in our recipe.

5. If you are going to be given dates over a wide range of years, then you will also need the century offsets. But, you will not need the last two decade offsets in our table.

6. The day calculator built into this web page is a bit crude. For example, it will give the day of a nonsensical date such as 31 February. There are many polished and free programs out there, which can also cope with different types of calendars. (For our Macs, we are very happy with the program Date Calculator.) Also there is a nice iPhone application called Day of the week.

7. For other methods of quickly calculating the day of a given date, we recommend that you check out the Wikipedia page on calculating the day of the week. Also an impressively explicit formula for the day of a given date can be found on Claus Tondering's website.

8. Our calendar recipe is based upon the recipe described in the terrific book by Arthur Benjamin and Michael Shermer, Secrets of Mental Math: The Mathemagician's Guide to Lightning Calculation and Amazing Math Tricks. If you are interested in going beyond our recipe, and in finding out more about lightning calculation, this book is absolutely a must-have. You can also watch a video of one of Art Benjamin's shows on the TED website, in which he performs all sorts of lightning calculations.

About the authors

Burkard Polster and Marty Ross are Australia's tag team of mathematics. They write the Maths Masters column for the The Age newspaper in Melbourne. For many years they have been delivering the mathematics lecture series at the Melbourne Museum, visiting schools and touring the countryside with their Mathematical Mystery Tour. Currently, Burkard is lecturing mathematics at Monash University, and Marty is somewhere, lost in the woods.

Check out what else Burkard and Marty are up to at www.QEDcat.com.

Age by date of birth (date of marriage, ...)

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Use the calendar calculator to find out

1. how old the person is, what day of the week was on the date of his birth (date of birth should be indicated),
2. how much time has passed since Victory Day in the Great Patriotic War (should indicate 9May 1945),
3. how long the employee has (the date of employment should be indicated),
4. how many years Pugacheva and Galkin have been married (the date of their wedding should be indicated on December 23, 2011).

Age calculation is possible in months, weeks, days. If you need in hours, minutes or seconds, then let me know in the comments, I will finalize it.

Numerology. Calculation of the day of birth with decoding.

Numerology claims that your birth number can tell a lot about you. nine0005 In order to calculate the number of birth, you need to add the numbers in the date of birth, so that the result is a number from 1 to 9.
For example, the date of birth is 03/12/1985. So the birth number is equal to the sum of all these numbers. 1+2+0+3+1+9+8+5=29.
We bring this figure to a single digit by adding 2+9=11 1+1=2.
So your birth number is two.

To calculate your birth number using this calculator, simply enter your date of birth in the format 12031985 (03/12/1985) .
Then, by clicking on the button, you will see your birthday number and get its transcript.

CALCULATION OF THE NUMBER OF BIRTHDAY

Information from the site lady.

Number 1 - symbolizes purpose, pressure and aggression.

One is the number of leadership, high position and power. A person of this number is born to take a place at the head of worthy deeds and enterprises. This is a man of action. Others wait for the One to come up with a plan and take action. The unit is interested in new ideas, new ways, new enterprises. Instead of traditional methods and routine, she prefers the creation and support of unexplored projects. nine0005 Your birth number provides you with the opportunity to achieve your goal in the most direct and shortest way. You will easily achieve the desired success, since the unit symbolizes a high level of personal development. Just try not to succumb to the tendency to selfishness and selfishness. You are influential, have an original type of thinking and do not tolerate any rivalry.

Positive qualities: originality; creative thinking; ingenuity; willpower, determination; courage, initiative; the ability to lead; vigor, strength; independence; strong beliefs; masculinity. nine0005 Negative qualities: selfishness; boastfulness; impulsiveness; stubbornness, willfulness; propensity to command; authoritarianism; cynicism; aggressiveness;

Number 2 - in this figure the dualism and balance of everything in the world.

Two achieves its reward from life thanks to the natural desire to live in peace with others. Its success is not achieved by force, domination and will. She strives to achieve the desired result without causing controversy. A person of Two is able to be impartial, his goal is to find a harmonious path for everyone, leading to the achievement of positive results of his work and efforts, but providing benefits to many. nine0005 Internal contradictions, combined with some rationality, make you always turn to other people for advice. Meanwhile, the deuce is a sign of world balance, and, thanks to this, you have a rare ability to smooth out and bypass unpleasant situations. Tact and gentleness are your best qualities, but do not forget in your endless worries about others and about yourself. The mind dominates your feelings, so the ideas and plans you propose are always smart and carefully designed. But do not try to implement them yourself - you are a useless performer. nine0003

Positive qualities: ability to resolve disputes; diplomacy; tact, the ability to convince; the ability to cooperate; peacefulness; courtesy; sensitivity; aestheticism; modesty; sincerity.
Negative qualities: shyness; timidity; shyness; absurdity; quarrelsomeness; tendency to extremes; excessive scrupulousness; dissatisfaction with life; pedantry.

Number 3 - symbolizes a triangle or unstable unity, a connection between the past, present and future. nine0003

Three shows their best side when they find a way to express their strong inner desire to create and give beauty. The Troika wants only the best from life and is ready to give everything for it. But in the absence of creative work, she will not have the happiness she dreams of. Three is a lucky number. She naturally attracts money.
Three is endowed with talents and skills that allow her to achieve what she wants without much difficulty. She is not a hard worker, but a creator. Troika's enthusiasm is its capital. Since childhood, you have been distinguished by a sharp mind and the ability to grasp the most complex information on the fly. nine0005 However, you will not be able to reveal your brilliant abilities alone, so learn to take life and the people around you more seriously. Don't you think that it's enough to live one day, wasting in search of minute entertainment? Remember that your frivolity and impatience can prevent you from achieving the success that you undoubtedly deserve. And learn to manage your own sexuality, otherwise, instead of joy, it will begin to bring you a lot of trouble.

Positive qualities: imagination; inspiration; emotionality; creative talent; the gift of the word; the gift of foresight; artistic taste; success in self-expression; optimism; love of life; gaiety. nine0005 Negative qualities: capriciousness, tyranny; extravagance; excesses; self-centeredness; lack of purpose; extravagance; inability to bring things to an end; quick change of mood; inability to forgive.

Number 4 - strength and balance, four sides of a square, four elements that move the world - fire, earth, air, water.

The natural desire of the Four is to make what is planned real. It finds its favorable opportunities in enterprises that require patience, perseverance, determination, thoroughness, skill, attention to detail. Four is very honest, courageous, responsible, focused and diligent in work, knows how to appreciate. She learns from her own mistakes and hard experiences. The Four arranges their own affairs carefully, with practical common sense. Sometimes the Four gives too much to those they love, and this can be used by her relatives and colleagues. nine0005 You don't like risk - you're too careful for that. Your ability to independently solve any problem, while relying only on yourself, is an excellent basis for mastering any specialty. You are reliable, honest and punctual. However, your inherent caution can even lead you to self-deception. Beware of poverty - you are too accustomed to limiting yourself in everything, and four is traditionally considered the number of poverty, misfortune and defeat.

Positive qualities: concentration; diligence; good manners; sensitivity; creativity; respect for moral values; practicality; methodicalness; determination. nine0005 Negative qualities: lack of imagination; pettiness; stubbornness; slowness; hypocrisy; propensity to argue; conservatism; fear of change.

Number 5 - the number of uncertainty, risk, inconstancy and at the same time - happiness, fullness and joy of being.

The inquisitive and freedom-loving Five is not afraid of any life experience and does not shy away from earthly joys. She hates the gray, tedious routine and all sorts of limits and restrictions. Freedom of thought, freedom of action and freedom of religion are its spiritual ideal. If the Five is like a rolling stone, it will not be able to fulfill its destiny, determined by the original command. In the midst of plans, ideas, and opportunities, the Five must be rooted to the substance of life that promotes growth, stability, and security, all that is enduring and permanent. nine0005 You are a true adventurer. There are simply no awkward or dangerous situations for you. From any alteration, you will emerge victorious. Resourcefulness, wit, ability to foreign languages ​​make you the soul of any company. To charm the most gloomy person for you is a matter of minutes. However, the passion for change can prevent you from choosing the right path in life. Try to pay more attention to what is happening around you. In pursuit of future pleasures, you may miss your chance today. nine0003

Positive qualities: progressiveness; resourcefulness; versatility; activity; energy; propensity to explore; ability to manage; innovation; love of freedom; speed of thinking; curiosity.
Negative qualities: restlessness; dissatisfaction with life; criticism; sharpness; irascibility; restlessness; nervousness; impatience; impulsiveness.

The number 6 - the main meaning of this number is stability, since it is divisible by two and three at the same time. nine0003

Six is ​​smart, capable and practical, but also dreamy. She lives at a very high level, where she feels and herself expresses the beauty and grandeur of life and being. The Six prefer to act in a traditional way, according to established standards. She strives for a harmonious settlement and tries to avoid strife. All her life, in all enterprises, the Six invests herself with responsibility, but this is within her power, because she is driven by a high sense of duty. She enjoys doing good for friends, family and society. You are an optimist, however, do not strive to come to glory in any way. Your honesty and integrity, the ability to extinguish a quarrel cause universal respect. However, sometimes you are not too pretty - do not forget that a career is not the most important thing. nine0003

Positive qualities: artistry; the ability to empathize; humanism; strong beliefs; truthfulness; unselfishness; harmony; attachment to home and family; call of Duty.
Negative qualities: excessive passion for other people's problems; complacency; stubbornness; domesticity; slowness in decision making; the desire to dominate; dissatisfaction with life selfishness; indifference to flattery.

Number 7 - the number of secrets and mystical knowledge, the number of fairy tales and ancient treatises: seven planets, seven colors of the rainbow, seven notes in the scale, seven days in a week. nine0003

A person of the Seven is first of all his own master. He does not seek success in ordinary, established situations or conditions. Seven - a thinker who studies the subtlest relationships of life; she will not rest until she connects the known with the unknown. The analytical mindset constantly pushes her to discover hidden facts. Therefore, she becomes a pioneer: a scientist, an inventor. The seven are of little interest in frivolous and stupid waste of time, as well as pipe dreams. Above all, she craves knowledge. An indefatigable imagination, a rich fantasy, a penchant for mystical comprehension of the world will help you become a poet, artist or musician. With a favorable set of circumstances, the most secret knowledge can be revealed to you. Intense inner concentration can lead you to the path of asceticism and high reclusion. Weak natures will not achieve great success, as they are prone to fits of black melancholy. If you are strong, the world will submit to you. nine0003

Positive qualities: propensity for observation, research, analysis, scientific thinking; ability to technology, ingenuity; self-esteem; charm; intelligence; insight; independence.
Negative qualities: prudence; pride; isolation; sarcasm; suspicion; imprudence; inability to express themselves; soul-searching; love of controversy.

The number 8 - the most stable number - is divided into two parts, forming two stable fours, each of which, in turn, is divided into two, forming twos, symbolizing the world balance. nine0003

The number of success and material prosperity. The Eight finds its greatest opportunity in a sense of purpose; its service to society is goal setting and planning. She always feels the need to plan, control, lead and take control of the ideas and dreams of others in order to achieve their realization, not as a humanitarian philanthropist, but as a person who loves to work and joyfully achieve a worthy goal.
The Eight has a philosophical streak. She likes to theorize, to discover the motives and emotions behind human actions. She often proves to be a wise adviser, guiding and pointing the way without any preconceptions or illusions - a capacity that is developed only with the acquisition of rich life experience and after a few hard blows from life. nine0005 Your will and unbending perseverance make you keep moving forward. You will make an excellent leader, a talented and smart entrepreneur. Any attempt to resist your pressure causes you only a triple desire to move on. People willingly follow you, but be more indulgent to their weaknesses. Not everyone knows how, like you, to forget for the sake of their own business.

Positive qualities: strength; authority; self-sufficiency; the ability to lead; prudence; organization; energy; exactingness; purposefulness; willful character. nine0005 Negative qualities: vanity; excessive activity; tension; suppression of others; thirst for power; recognition requirement; intolerance; weakness for money.

The number 9 is the largest prime number. Brings wealth and fame.

Nine is the number of imagination, intuition, sympathy and generosity, and all this is so strong that her deeds can warm the soul of all mankind when not colored by personal interests and desires. During his life, the Nine can more than once easily make a fortune for himself and lose it with the same ease. Generous, impressionable and idealistic, the Nine lives by the principle of "as it came, so it went." Nine is always given to restore its shaken position, correct mistakes and return the lost. nine0005 Nine must be greater than others in all situations and motives. And she needs to develop compassion, tolerance, forbearance and an understanding of true service in order to fulfill her promised greatness and achieve her goal. The main thing for you is to choose the right path, given the penchant for the humanities. However, creative activity can prevent you from achieving the desired success. Learn to concentrate your forces, and then success is guaranteed.

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