Three (3) has the primary numerological meanings of trinity, body-mind-spirit connection, fortitude, and symmetry.

    In ancient times, three and seven were considered to be the perfect or complete numbers. This is the reason that trinites were holy in so many ancient religions.

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    Jewish Qabalah: The Number Three is the third Sephira, the completion of the trinity. The name of the third sephira is BINH, Binah, the Understanding. The number three (3) is representative of the feminine passive potency. —Aleister Crowley

    Planet: In numerology Jupiter vibrates to the number 3.

    the Heavens of Assiah: 3 is the Sphere of Saturn —Aleister Crowley

    “We have been told before how Snorri has brought a certain system into the teaching about the [Norse] gods. He particularly attaches great value to the introduction of the numbers three and twelve into his presentation. Although these were doubtless very few of these gods and goddesses whom our forefathers really worshiped, they are so often met in later peotry that we must begin with a short account of them all, following Snorri as closely as possible.” —from “The Handbook of Norse Mythology”, by Karl Mortensen, 1898 (“Nordisk mythologi”), original Danish, translated into English 1913 by A. Clinton Crowell

    Etymology: From the Middle English three from Old English three from Indo-European trei-.

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