Fun facts: The number 18 in Hindu scriptures
And the Bhagavad gita is embedded within the epic and it has 700 sanskrit verses which are then divided into again 18 chapters. And krishna defined 18 traits required for an individual to be a perfect human being. So that's a lot of Atines going on here, but not always auspicious in the sense that, yes, there is a presence of these numbers, but there's not always a happy ending. For instance, the war of the mahabharat
Sudha Varadarajan
@sudha · 1:10
So after listening to your post I went and did search on the number 18 and to my surprise, the first link I got was 18 as a lucky number in judaism. Apparently it stands for the word chai, which in their numerology adds to 18. And it's considered something that denotes life and blessings and it's considered a very lucky number in judaism as well. And then there was some reference to it in Chinese culture as well
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:11
But you gave us so much information in this last bit, so I have to go back and actually look into some of this because it's just so interesting from sort of a story perspective. And I like looking at life at 18 different levels I'm going to try that. Of being an excellent human. But thank you so much for this. This is really, really interesting