Dr. Christmas Jones ('The World is Not Enough')
The name Dr. Christmas Jones has a base vibration of 1, one of the most impressive. It reflects extraordinary drive and determination, someone who is ambitious in pursuit of her goals. This base vibration also radiates confidence and effectiveness -- sounds like someone you'd definitely want to hire to dismantle nuclear warheads. Her confidence and competence are evident when Bond asks her what he needs to defuse a nuclear bomb and she says, simply, "Me." Just the kind of no-nonsense girl you'd expect to be a nuclear physicist, and the one you'd want beside you on a spy mission, too.
Jinx ('Die Another Day')
The name Jinx has a base vibration of 3, a number fit for a character often referred to as "the female James Bond." People with this vibration possess a great deal of wit and intelligence. The name also represents glamour, romance and sex appeal. Jinx is nothing if not sexy, and she uses her charm to get what she wants. After seducing Bond to try to get information out of him, she seduced him again just for fun. Jinx's vowel vibration is 9, a number that often reflects self-righteousness and arrogance. These are two qualities you'd expect in someone with a great deal of power who has to carry out questionable missions.
Vesper Lynd ('Casino Royale')
The name Vesper Lynd has a vowel vibration of 8, a number that represents financial power, authority and ambition. She's just the girl you want working for the Treasury Department and holding 007's purse strings tightly. Like Pussy Galore before her, she is dominated by the number 5, making her a thrill-seeker who might sometimes push the limits of what's generally considered acceptable. Like Bond, Vesper has skeletons in her closet. This, combined with her need for excitement, make them a pair of kindred souls, no matter how tragic their end may be.
Solange ('Casino Royale')
The name Solange is dominated by the number 1. It represents a strong, forceful personality, and carries with it a sense of danger and risk-taking. This could explain why she gets herself mixed up with Dimitrios, a villain with ties to terrorist organizations. People with a 1 vibration are neither patient nor sensitive, as evidenced when Solange leaves Dimitrios to run off with 007, in Dimitrios' car no less. Solange may not have the happiest of endings, but one thing's for sure -- she's never boring.
About the Numerologist
Hans Decoz has been a professional numerologist since 1982. He lectures and offers courses and personal consultations. Hans is currently working on his second book. His first book, 'Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self,' with Tom Monte, was published in 1994 by Avery Publishing Group, NY. He currently resides in Arizona.
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