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3 Big Questions on Edoo and Mobile Numerology

3 Big Questions on Edoo and Mobile Numerology

1 How Long has your company Edoo 413 Pte Ltd been around?

Since 2018, we have helped several thousands people from various countries including Singapore, Malaysia, China, Indonesia, UK, etc get a better life with the right numbers.

We conduct 4 FREE seminars a week, two in English and two in Chinese.  Most people attend our seminars online at Zoom, but a small number attend it on-site at our shops at Fu Lu Shou Complex, Rochor Road (149 Rochor Rd, 02-25 & 35, Fu Lu Shou, S 188425)


Our sister company CEO Strategic Alliance Pte Ltd has, since 2015, been organizing large scale training and focused group learnings on the subject of business, personal development, management, sales and inner self-growth

2. What is Mobile Number Numerology?

Mobile number numerology is the study of mobile numbers and how they affect our lives in 6 areas: wealth, health, marriage, personality, career and benefactors

Mobile Number Numerology is based on the application of Yijing concepts.  The concepts include the 5 Elements, Yin and Yang, 8 Gua and 64 Gua, Dao De Jing and other elements of Sinology

Sinology is the study of all things from China since ancient times including Fengshui, Bazi, Balance and Iteration, Culture, and Values’

Mobile Number Numerology is the reading of a person’s past, present and future. It is based on Yijing, Law of Large Numbers and Statistics.  It is verifiable by the user
It is part science part mathematics and has nothing to do with religion, blind faith and superstition.

3. Why Study Mobile Number Numerology?

Numbers is one form of communication and has been around since evolution times. 

All living things including plants use numbers to better organize and plan their lives.  For example, plants know the right amount of sunlight to have a healthy life. 

Since ancient times, humans use numbers to create a better life, and to better identify and organize resources.  The top 5 most important numbers today include identification numbers, house number, pricing, phone numbers and mobile numbers. 

Today the number that we use the most and cannot do without is our mobile number.  This is because the mobile phone has become an indispensable tool for us, be it for business, work, family, banking, social, contact tracing and entertainment.   

To know yourself and others, enroll for one of our English FREE Zoom seminar on either Tuesday or Saturday 2.13 to 4 pm.  Details at here or www.asiatrainers.org/freetalk




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