I am founding a company, and its brand name sums up to 779 in English Gematria. I wish it summed 777, but 779 also seems like a good number, doesn't it?
Are you using 'the key'(74) of A=1, B2, C3...Z26? Anything else does more harm than good.
RE: Company Brand Name
by Jud Pewther - 8/02/17 11:59 PM
Yeah, 779 seems like a good number because,
The number of JC = 779 [Using A=1 to Z=800]
You shouldn't worry about it too much, because most any number has many gematria associations, both good and evil. For example,
God's love = 666 = Satan's hate
And if you thought 777 was an especially good number, think again:
777 = Satan, the Dragon = Kingdom of the beast
As for using the simple counting values A=1 to Z=26, as the previous commenter suggested, I started out with that too, and I found many neat coincidences that I think are meaningful. But it takes such a long string of letters to add up to 666, so I now mainly use the Gk-Heb style values A=1 to Z=800, which allows for interesting associations like,
666 = God's gematria riddle = A beast organism = A perfect proof
= I am a graven image = IBM graven image = Satan's brain image
RE: Company Brand Name
by Jud Pewther - 8/03/17 6:33 PM
Also, 779 = Most perfect
You didn't say what sort of business you were starting, Thiago, but if it is a store selling hard to find items,
779 = A good place to find it
If it is a store selling bridal gowns,
779 = Perfect for a marriage
If you tell us what sort of business(=666) you are starting, perhaps I can find something
666 = Appropriate.
RE: Company Brand Name
by Jud Pewther - 8/03/17 7:44 PM
779 = A perfect brand name for?
Amazingly, that gematria adds up!
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