... is the study of how the qualities of numbers through the application of names whether they be legal, married, nicknames etc.) create in an individual different qualities of mind and intelligence, and how a person's inner nature as determined by their date of birth must be expressed through the channel of mind thus created. This reveals the amount of harmony and inner satisfaction an individual has in their life, or whether there is turmoil, frustration, confusion, tension and sickness. Understand yourself and your thinking through this principle and create your future the way you would like it to be.

`I am Alpha and Omega, the
beginning and the ending ...`
-Revelation 1:8

The Key Chart -Alphanumeric Characters on the Wings of a Butterfly. (click image)

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Key Chart For
The Spanish Alphabet (Old System-A)
(28 letters - ref: New World Spanish/English Dictionary - 2nd Edition. "K" is listed as the 12th letter of the alphabet, even though it is only used in words of foreign origin. "W" is not considered a letter in the Spanish alphabet, even though words of foreign origin beginning with "W" are listed in the dictionary. "RR" is considered a separate letter from "R" but not given a position in the alphabet because it seems there are no words beginning with "RR")

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The Spanish Alphabet (Old System-B)
(28 letters - ref: New World Spanish/English Dictionary - 2nd Edition, p 369. "K" and "W" are not considered as  letters of the Spanish alphabet, because they are found only in words of foreign origin, "RR" is considered a separate letter)

Key Chart For
The Spanish Alphabet (New System 1994, see below)
(26 or (25) letters, depending on whether "W" is considered the 23rd letter)

The Spanish Alphabet and the New System of Alphabetizing

The Association of Spanish Language Academies met in Madrid for its 10th Annual Congress on April 27, 1994 and voted to eliminate CH and LL as separate letters of the Spanish alphabet.

Words beginning with CH will be listed alphabetically under the letter C. Words beginning with LL will be listed alphabetically under the letter L. The two separate letters historically have had separate headings in dictionaries and alphabetized word lists. Spanish words that contain the letter ñ are now alphabetized accordingly with words that do not contain the tilde over the n. For example, the Spanish system of alphabetizing used to place the word andar before an añadir because the ñ would fall in after all words containing n. According to the new system, añadir is placed before andar because alphabetizing is now done letter by letter. The same applies to words containing rr.

The move was taken to simplify dictionaries, to make Spanish more compatible with English, and to aid translation and computer standardization. The vote was 17 in favor, I opposed, and 3 abstentions. Ecuador voted "no" and Panama, Nicaragua and Uruguay abstained. The source of this information is on page 16, International Section, of The New York Times newspaper, Sunday edition, May 1,1994.

And yet one more interpretation of the new Spanish Alphabet above:

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The Unifon Alphabet
A phonetic alphabet five times more efficient than our ABC's
(40 letters)

Key Chart For
The Slovenian/Croatian Alphabet
(30 letters)

Key Chart For
The Ukrainian Alphabet
(33 letters)

Key Chart For
The Russian Alphabet
(33 letters)

Key Chart For
The ? Alphabet
(? letters)