THE SCIENCE OF NUMBERS
thought “O” is more liberal than “F.”
P, or 70. “P” intensifies the characteristics of “G,” finishing what “G” begins and leaves unfinished. Occupying a higher spiritual plane than “G,” it has stronger individuality, and is usually distinctively original, sometimes to the point of eccentricity. “P” also aspires to lead, and is not only impatient of restrictions, but must be allowed free rein, under penalty of being thrown out of equilibrium if restrained. As “P” is an intellectual letter, it is often productive of excellent literary or artistic work. It may even create the musician; possibly, the vocalist. Although honest and upright in its inclinations, it is in danger of missing opportunities by reason of its desire to study every phase of each proposition considered. The remedy is to act more impulsively by placing more dependence upon intuition. Under harmonious conditions, a “P” might make a political re-
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