Our example Good Luck Talisman looks like this:

If you add up the numbers in each of the horizontal rows, you’ll see that each row adds up to 97, as do each of the vertical columns. Other combinations that add up to 97 include the four-cell corner quadrants, the four-cell center quadrant (6 + 6 + 63 + 22), the four corner cells (8 + 4 + 24 + 61), and the two diagonal series of cells. Pretty neat, eh?

Beyond being "pretty neat", though, the ancient philosophers viewed the arrangement of numbers as being symbolic of perfection in the Universe, and as such a talisman like this was considered to be a representation of very sacred and mystical principles.

Now that you know how to create a talisman for yourself, you can do the same for your friends and family. Or, if you'd rather not go through all the adding and subtracting yourself, you could always just send them this link:

http://www.mindseyeview.com/newsletter.html

Wishing you the best,