Gary Grinberg
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Gary Grinberg is a well-known numerologist and astrologist born in Ohio. He has studied both Numerology and Astrology for over 20 years and is proving that Numerology is a science. Gary is known as "Gary the Numbers Guy" through his website and his Twitter profile. Of his numerous achievements, Gary has predicted that Donald Trump would become U.S President and 10 straight NBA Finals including what most people consider to be the biggest upset in sports history when the Cleveland Cavaliers defeated the Golden State Warriors in 2016. Gary has attributed both of these to Numerology and Astrology. Gary has become a local phenomenon in Cleveland, Ohio for the ability to know someone's personality and future just by knowing a birthdate. He has attributed this ability to Numerology and Astrology.[citation needed]
Gary on Modern Numerology and Astrology[edit]
Gary claims that Numerology and Astrology are based in science and math, not the occult or some divine force. He says that modern numerologist today seem fraudulent because they don't know how to correctly apply Numerology or Astrology. Using Numerology, Gary claims to be an expert in all other topics.[citation needed]
GG33[edit]
Gary is now teaching his own group of Numerologist and Astrologist, and he has created the group known as GG33. As of December 16th, 2016, there are over 450 Numerologist worldwide that are in GG33.[citation needed]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Believers, Skeptics Divided on 12-12-12". 2012-12-12.
- ↑ htpps://www.twitter.com/NumerologyNow
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