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| | From:  ssmystic (Original Message) | Sent: 10/31/2007 9:27 PM |
David Berkowitz The Son of Sam's name is dominated by the number 7. At their best, people ruled by this number are seekers of truth and wisdom. They are spiritual and philosophical, and often find their true calling via an unconventional path. Hardly qualities you'd associate with someone who paralyzed New York City with fear in the late 1970s, but consider this: while in prison, Berkowitz became a born-again Christian. Today, he's involved in prison ministry and offers spiritual counsel to inmates. At their worst, people ruled by the number 7 are arrogant, self-centered and eccentric. Letters that Berkowitz sent to the police and to a local newspaper during his shooting spree reflect all three of those characteristics. |
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Dennis Rader
The man who dubbed himself the BTK killer (the letters stand for "bind, torture and kill") has a name dominated by the number 8. People ruled by this number have a winner-takes-all attitude. They are competitive, ambitious, efficient and unafraid of challenges. At their best, they are strong and have the potential for greatness. At their worst, they are destructive and without compassion. In a 1978 letter, he wrote of killing, "It's a terrible nightmare but you see, I don't lose any sleep over it." The number 8 implies that Rader was bound for fame and recognition of some sort -- he just chose infamy instead. |
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Ted Bundy
This name is dominated by the number 5. People ruled by this number are risk takers -- daring and courageous. They have sharp intuition and even sharper intelligence, which allows them to adapt to new circumstances quickly. They have excellent reflexes, and can make the most important decisions in seconds. This may explain how he was able to elude authorities for so long, and also how he was able to escape custody not once, but twice. The number 5 also represents someone youthful, dynamic and energetic, qualities that (along with his good looks) may have helped him earn his victims' trust. |
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Jeffrey Dahmer
Like David Berkowitz, Jeffrey Dahmer's name is dominated by the number 7. And also like Berkowitz, Dahmer became a born-again Christian while in prison. The difference lies in Dahmer's base vibration number (underlying tone or rhythm of the name), which is 9. People ruled by this number are idealists. At their best, they can reflect the true nature of all mankind. At their worst, they are impractical and misguided, lacking common sense and preferring to live in their fantasies. This could give someone like Dahmer the means to rationalize an existence of murder, necrophilia and cannibalism. |
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John Wayne GacyThe name John Wayne Gacy has a base vibration of 5. This number is extroverted, dynamic, stimulating and charismatic. It's no surprise then, that Gacy was liked and respected by almost everyone who knew him. He entertained children as a clown, and was prominent in several community organizations. It's also a number that represents unusual people -- eccentrics, artists, people who don't "fit in." Being a serial killer is unusual enough, but Gacy also fancied himself an artist. People with this base vibration usually achieve fame and/or fortune, and Gacy, being one of the most notorious serial killers in history, is no exception. |
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Albert DeSalvo
Though he was never tried as the Boston Strangler, Albert DeSalvo confessed to the crimes and is generally believed to be the man who sexually assaulted and murdered thirteen women. Friends and family say he wasn't capable of such crimes, but Numerology tells a different story. His name is dominated by the number 1, a number that is considered a masculine, aggressive force. At its best, it can represent leadership, perseverance and independence. It's a number that enjoys danger and risk-taking. It is neither patient nor sensitive, and at its worst, can be quite destructive. |
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Charles MansonLike David Berkowitz and Jeffrey Dahmer, the name Charles Manson is dominated by the number 7. While its influence was reflected later in life with both Berkowitz and Dahmer, it served as the basis for Charles Manson's ideology. People ruled by the number 7 are truth seekers. When people meet them, they feel like they're in the presence of greatness. As mentioned in the case of Berkowitz, there is also a philosophical and religious search. Manson dabbled in Buddhism, Animism and even Scientology. Eventually, he created his own religion and philosophy, complete with followers who would do his bidding |
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Eddie GeinThe name Eddie Gein has a base vibration number of 2. This number represents people who seem unpretentious, non-threatening and vulnerable -- qualities that can make outsiders underestimate them. There's a feminine energy to this number as well. As a child, Gein was shunned for being shy and effeminate. As he grew older, he developed an unhealthy attachment to his mother, and after her death, created a wearable female body for himself out of corpses. Weakness, fear of confrontation and lack of confidence are also associated with this number, characteristics instilled in him at a young age by a domineering mother with fanatical religious beliefs. |
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Aileen Wuornos
The name Aileen Wuornos has a vowel vibration number of 8. This number represents financial strength, power and authority -- someone who will do whatever it takes to make money. In Wuornos' case, "whatever it takes" involved prostitution, robbery and murder. At its best, this vowel vibration represents a visionary -- someone with courage, determination, perseverance and stamina. When coupled with a bleak childhood and poverty -- as was Wuornos' case -- those same qualities can be utilized for something other than good … survival and revenge, mainly. |
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