Chapter I: Book ONE: Manual of the Enumeration

A TEXT BOOK ON THE SCIENCES OF THE ENUMERATION

Intended for Personal Study or for Classroom Use by Both Teacher and Pupil

By C. J. COFFMAN, Dean of the Enumeration Los Angeles, California Author of "The Mystic Secrets", "Shorter Symbology", "The Colors Love Should Wear".

"The letter killeth, but the Spirit giveth life." 2 Cor. 3:6.

"Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that
needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of
truth." 2 Tim. 2:15.

Copyright 1927 by C. J. COFFMAN

Published by THE ENUMERATION 2747 Glenview Avenue Los Angeles, Calif.

PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

GENERAL CONTENTS OF BOOK I

Tables of Enumeration, explained page 1
Numerology Definitions page 3 thru 6
Astrological Influences " 6 " 11
Title, Meaning, Value, Color of, Traits and Faults of,
Planet of; Soul Path, Personality, Predominant
Name, Destiny, Public Appearance and Warning
to Numbers. Sign of, Occupations, Marriage,
Astral Classification, Preferable Jewel, Colors
best to use and wear, Most Advantageous Day,
Tribe of, and Bible References. Houses by Number.
Number 1 pages 13 thru 20
Number 2 " 23 " 29
Number 3 " 31 " 36
Number 4 " 39 " 46
Number 5 " 49 " 54
Number 6 " 57 " 63
Number 7 " 65 " 80
Number 8 " 83 " 89
Number 9 " 91 " 98
Naught 0 " 101 " 106
Number 11 " 109 " 117
Number 12 " 119 " 125
Number 22 " 127 " 128

Principles of Creation--
First page 15
Second " 25
Third " 33
Fourth " 44
Fifth " 51
Sixth " 59
Seventh " 67

Application of Seven Principles to
Animal Plane " 85
Mind Plane " 93
Monetary Plane " 98
Psychic Plane " 111
Spirit Plane " 120

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This book I is intended as a progressive textbook, by which anyone who is totally unfamiliar with the Enumeration may, in a practical way, learn its sciences sufficiently to grasp the many beautiful laws of the Enumeration and apply them.

This will help to rebuild your life and give you almost a new world in which to live.

To assist you in gaining this knowledge more easily, this work has been arranged in three major volumes, called Book I, Book II and Book III.