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Glynis Mccants: The Celebrity Numerologist
"Glynis McCants has been the celebrity Numerologist on The View, Entertainment Tonight, Good Day LA, The Leeza Show, The Other Half, E! Entertainment, and many others. When a broken heart led her to visit her first Numerologist nineteen years ago, Glynis, a performer and writer, had no idea she was about to discover her life's true purpose. Since then she has made the science of numbers into a successful career and is recognized as the entertainment industry's foremost Numerologist. Glynis resides outside of Los Angeles.

Numerology is a very ancient metaphysical science similar to astrology. It dates back into antiquity. The big difference between them is that numerology deals with how numbers influence objects and people in the universe,
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