Introduction There are many holy numbers that have been repeated throughout the bible and other holy texts. This numerology can be explained and understood from a metaphysical perspective. When I say metaphysical, I mean understanding these numbers in relation to hue-man anatomy and physiology. Metaphysics is going deeper, beyond the physical realm to better understand the divine within us and beyond to become connected with a higher consciousness. Holy numerology plays an important role in gaining a better understanding of the divine within us and everything around us. The Bible uses specific numbers to help us gain this understanding. The numbers we will be focusing on in this article are 3, 7, 33, and 12. Each of these numbers serves a deeper purpose than what we have been taught. Holy Number 3 The number three has been very important among the Christian faith and many other religions. The holy trinity, which was an African creation, is seen among many cultures but the deeper meaning has yet to be understood or explained. The number three is also seen in the bible when Jesus died and resurrected three days later. Here I will explain the metaphysical meaning behind the number three and how it relates directly to our anatomy. One of the representations of the number three are the units of the brain. We have three units of the brain called the forebrain, midbrain, and hindbrain. The forebrain is responsible for our actions, thinking, and processing. This is the area of the brain that helps us make decisions. The midbrain is responsible for helping us with motor control. The main responsibility of this region is controlling eye movements and helping us process vision and hearing. This region of the brain is located from the top of the brainstem and connects the brain and spinal cord. The hindbrain is the lower area of the brainstem including the cerebellum, pons, and medulla. This region is responsible for regulating our breathing, heart rate, and sleep patterns. Holy Numerology: Metaphysics in Numbers By: Jada Persaud