In the Name of the Pope

In the Name of the Pope
by Thomas Morrell
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I have made many new discoveries within the Card System, which led to the creation of what I call, The Ancient Book of Time. One of the most interesting of those discoveries is how to calculate what Card of a Name.

I simply assigned Card, or Solar Values to each letter, both small and capitals and then added those values together for each name. The total (usually over 52) is then reduced by increments of 52 until the remainder is 52 or less. (There are faster ways to calculate the value.) This gives us a Card, or Symbolic value for a name.

The word Pope will calculate out to the King of Clubs. The King of Clubs is the highest card in that Suit and represents someone high up in the areas of communication, information and knowledge – the perfect card for the Pope. Another technique I have worked out is to find the Planetary Ruling Card of the Name. For the word Pope it would be the 6 of Clubs, the John the Baptist Card. Interestingly, the 6 of Clubs falls in the Saturn Column (Authority) Neptune Line (Spiritual Matters).

We can also see some important correlations between the new Pope, his name and Card Charts and the Cards for the word Pope. I have talked of the Synastry Card before and its importance, many times defining the theme of the chart. In his Weekly Chart the week before he became Pope, the King of Clubs was his Synastry Card, the Card for the word Pope. With the vibration of this word coming into him, it may have set him up to be in serious contention for the position.

When he progressed to the next Plate for his Weekly Chart the week he became Pope, he had the 8 of Diamonds as his Synastry Card. The 8 of Diamonds sits dead center at the top in the Crown Line. This card can be the “Star of the Show” and usually brings with it much recognition and respect.

In the last article I revealed the full birth name Card for Pope ( Jorge Mario Bergoglio) and it was the 6 of Clubs – quite amazing that the Planetary Ruling Card for the word Pope is also the 6 of Clubs.

Numerlogical notes: In Chaldean Numerology, the word Pope is a 10/1, the 10 being a Number of success (as long as things are not done for selfish reasons) and it reduces to a “1", the Number of a Leader. I also mentioned in the last article the importance of the Numbers 4 and 8 and how they can be reflected at important times/events in people’s lives who are those numbers. Pope Francis the 1st was 76 at the time of becoming Pope and age 31 when he entered the Society of Jesus. Both 76 and 31 reduce to the Number 4.

As shown, the influence of the Card and Number of the Name can be important and revealing influences in one's life.

Thomas Morrell