The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-29

and the universe Of which ho is a part
said Mrs A-o-Npith Cochran. he author
or. a. she puts il the discoyerer of the Aso-
Meth system OF cryptogram numbers which
has already been described in THr SCN-
According to this system each human
being is anchored in the infinite by certain
geometrca sign which reveals digit num-
Der. or these numbers there are but eight.
being n composite number, the Alpha and
Omega of a cycle.
The author asserts that when rightly WI
derstood these numbers open the door OK
"A life This done, all will be adjusted ac-
cording to the laws of harmony and the
individual can then go forward along the
way Of tho least resistance that leads the
soul TO it, ind naturalization and polari1es
Il in harmony with the infinite.
Each digit number" said Mrs. Cochran,
shas its own individuality. characteristic
and temperamentnl musical vibration, NJ
has each musical tone. The system, which
TX exact rests az does music on the great
law Of vibration a law which Is coming TO
be more and more recognized enough as
vet but little understood
Recently returned from n stay OF some
thing more than a year IL Germany and
Italy. Mrs. Cochran says she was greatly
surprised to find that persons with whom
she came in contact in these countries were
eagerly Interested in her cryptogrum OF
numbers which, when she first announced
IL In New York. met with incredibly
She says that many with whom shc dis
oussed her system in Europe had studied
the cabala and other number systems and
entered into the study Of the Aso-Neith
numbers with an interest born OF Under
standing. Mrs. Cochran SAYS.
"One gentleman, wealthy and accom-
plished Russian Hebrew. thoroughly con-
versant with tho cabala, who all lis life had
been a student of numbers in their large
MS well as their subtle significance. was so
deeply Interested that he took up the study
Of my system with me.
He asked what was to be done when the
vibrations of name were nimcal 10 the
one bearing il, and | told him another
name should be taken which would be
benefcent. and the person should be put,
or put himself. under the vibrations OF the
new name while still using the one by which
he had been known, IT for any reason 1t was
desirable TO 90 So Then he asked:
Have you not heard that among my
people. when a child IS sick and the all
ment does not readily yield 10 ordinary
remedies. the name - changed"
when / assured mm | had never heard
of this. he stated that there il traditional
assurance that in most instances where
the name has been changed the child re-
covers This reminds me- continued Mrs.
Cochran. -of experience in Munich.
Il made the acquaintance OF physician
there who became Interested in my conten-
ton He had patient. a young American
woman, in u hospital seriously i'll, whose
ailmcnt did not Weld TO his remedies and
was growing rapidly worse,
1Xe talked the matter over and il was
decided that we should try musical and
color vibrations. This We did according
10 my system. with the result that in two
weeks the young woman was on the way
10 complete recovery and is now perfectly
we'll ! should not be willing 10 have this
iady's name published without her per-
mission. but will gladly give her address
TO any one who wishes to verify my state
nent
AT the present time l am watching the
recovery Of a young woman who had been
assured 10y eminent physicians and sur
geons that it would be necessary to remove
a certain organ of her body. | asked her
10 wait a month and sec il her case could
not be reached by vibration The month
has not yet passed, but she is so improved
that a surgical operation Is no longer con
eidered.
Another striking complication Of
the curative powers Of beEeiccnt v.bra-
ion is the sister Of a student Of the cryptic
gram system who lives In Washington.
Her mind was so seriously affected that at
times she was quite violent. 1t IS but
few weeks since she was first surrounded
with what 20 Ter. are harmonious vibra-
tions. and she Is now able 70 do without
an attendant and takes her meals with the
family. which she had not been able to do
FOR a long time
To prove that the number cryptogram
will reveal and adjust all that pertains 20
ones life, from the least to the greatest
Mrs Cochran relates that a little more than
a year ago a man who had recently started
a manufacturing business went 20 her 90
learn something Of her system.
Taking the name Of the factory. together
with the name Of the man and his birth
dates she found that the undertaking would
not be successful and named the date when
it would fail A few weeks ago this man
came to her and said that her predictions
had been verified even 10 the date Of the
closing Of his factory.
That individual numbers arc compelling
and indicate a fixed fate Mrs, Cochran
denies. She says that each persons char
acter is reflected in his numbers and that
they represent what may be said 70 be
he day and night side Of things for that
person.
That is, they show if certain course
: taken what the result must be and that
II ono takes an opposite direction the con-
sequence will be something quite different.
As there is nothing more crucial in life
than deciding what is best to do and wi a.
best 10 leave undone, were it possible TO
know what this system is said 10 reveal
il would certainly simplify life.
Mrs Cochran spoke Of what she calls
the law Of eleven. This. she says. is the law
of equiibration. Being a fulcrum. It IL
either perfection or that which is opposed
10 perfection. There is no middle course
Tor him who has either II or % in his
numbers.
According 10 this number cryptogram
one whose dominant number is II caunoi