Combining multiple Grabovoi number sequences: Simultaneously, One After Another, and in Comparison
Can multiple number sequences be used together? Yes—in various original works, Grigori Grabovoi describes several possibilities. However, it is crucial not to mix different methods: simultaneous concentration, sequential application, and the comparison of two sequences are different approaches.
← Back to the Knowledge OverviewCan I combine multiple Grabovoi number sequences?
Yes—there are specific examples of this in the original works. Among other things, Grabovoi describes focusing on two number sequences at the same time, using several sequences one after another, or comparing different sequences with one another. It is important to keep in mind which goal and which specific method belong to each respective source. „Combining“ therefore does not automatically mean forming a new sequence of numbers from several sequences.
First, distinguish between
„Combine“ can mean three different things
This is precisely where misunderstandings can easily arise. Using multiple sequences of numbers does not automatically mean combining their digits into a single new sequence.
In the primary sources examined so far, at least three different approaches can be identified.
At the same time
Two rows are perceived at the same time or, rather, are incorporated into a single focus.
One after another
Several series are used in a specific order, without merging their digits.
Compare
Two rows are compared to examine, for example, matching numbers or relationships between the corresponding terms.
Original Source · 2003
Focus on two number sequences at the same time
At the plant „Data Sets for Psychological Standardization“ Grabovoi explicitly describes a method in which two sequences of numbers are simultaneously incorporated into the concentration process.
There, the sequence of numbers used in the calculations should be, above the numbers for the current date be arranged. Then Focusing on both rows at the same time.
Focusing on two number sequences at the same time is a feature of Grabovoi's own methodology. However, this does not mean that any number of sequences should be used simultaneously without a clear goal.
Series on the topic
The source describes how to arrange the two rows in relation to each other and to focus one's attention on both at the same time.
What remains
The two rows retain their own respective structures.
In this method, you will not combined to form a new sequence of numbers. The connection is formed through shared concentration.
What the work describes in addition
Compare sequences of numbers for different terms
Immediately afterward, Grabovoi describes another method: Sequences of numbers that correspond to different terms or concepts can be compared with one another.
In particular, the following should be matching numbers should be noted. In his teachings, Grabovoi links these correspondences to relationships between the objects or events described by the concepts.
Thus, they differ in that Compare and Focusing at the Same Time clearly from one another.
Source: Grigori Grabovoi, „Numerical Series of Psychological Standardization,“ Part 1 (A–O), 2003, Introduction, Methods 3 and 4.
Original Source · 2002
Rows can also be used one after another
Another variation can be found in the work „Restoration of Human Matter Through Concentrations of Numbers“.
According to Grabovoi, in a health-related method described there, in addition to the sequence of numbers associated with the body structure under consideration, the sequence associated with another body structure can also be used.
He specifically mentions two possibilities: at the same time or one after the other.
This is a specific method from an original work on health. It demonstrates that Grabovoi can use multiple series both in parallel and sequentially. The associated assumptions regarding health effects are statements from his teachings and do not constitute medical proof of efficacy.
A particularly interesting technique
What does it mean to look at common digits?
Both the psychological study from 2003 and the body-related study from 2002 describe a comparison of different sets of numbers.
In the 2002 publication, when using a second row in addition, it is even explicitly stated that one should first can focus on the numbers that match in both rows.
Only then can the entire second set of numbers be incorporated into the respective method.
Example Principle
Series A contains a specific sequence of digits.
Series B belongs to a different concept or subject area.
The method first directs attention to the Matches between the two rows.
What does not follow from this
Matching digits are not simply struck through in these sources.
Nor is a new universal „combination series“ automatically formed from the remaining digits.
Rather, the source text describes Comparison and Concentration.
Source Clarity
What I Do Not Currently Consider to Be the Grabovoi Method
On the Internet and in later application systems, there are various methods for combining multiple sequences of numbers into a new sequence.
This includes, for example, the idea of writing several rows one below the other, crossing out identical digits, and forming a new control row from the remaining numbers.
I do not yet have sufficient evidence from the primary sources I have examined so far to support this specific so-called "deletion" or "reduction" method.
That is why I do not present them on this page as the original Grabovoi method. Should a reliable primary source be found, the classification can be updated accordingly.
Quick Overview
Which type of combination is source-based?
| Method | In a verified source? | Classification |
|---|---|---|
| Two rows at the same time | Yes | The work on psychological standardization explicitly describes a simultaneous focus on two series. |
| One after another | Yes | The 2002 publication describes the simultaneous or sequential use of a specific method. |
| Compare Rows | Yes | Different sequences can be compared with one another based on their numbers. |
| Focus on matching numbers | Yes | In the 2002 work, common numbers from two sequences are explicitly described as a point of concentration. |
| Any number of rows at the same time | Not as a general rule | Some methods contain multiple rows. This does not imply a general recommendation to use as many rows as possible at the same time. |
| Cross out duplicate numbers | Currently unoccupied | There is not yet sufficient evidence in the primary sources examined to date to support a general method of elimination. |
| Combine leftover pieces to make a new row | Currently unoccupied | For this reason, this is not presented here as the original Grabovoi method. |
Practical Guidance
How do I decide whether it makes sense to use multiple rows?
More is not automatically better. If a series of numbers already describes the specific topic precisely, it is not necessarily required to add a second or third series.
So I would start by the Objective and Definitions clarify and only then decide whether a source actually suggests a connection between several series.
Clarify the goal
What is the specific topic you'd like to work on?
Separate terms
Is this really one topic—or two different aspects?
Check the source
Is there a documented method for connecting multiple rows together?
Just stay
Use only as many elements as are necessary for the selected goal and the specific method.
My practical principle
A precise sequence can be more useful than five similar ones
Especially when dealing with large sets of numbers, it’s easy to feel the urge to add yet another series of numbers for every aspect of a problem.
I think the reverse approach is clearer: First, identify, what the actual topic is.
Only when several different levels actually emerge or when an original method combines several sequences, does the combination become interesting.
Not: „Which ten number sequences could I add?“ But rather: „What exactly do I want to examine— and which source describes a suitable method for doing so?“
Why This Page Remains Source-Based
A combination is a method—not a mathematical truth
When Grabovoi uses several series simultaneously, one after another, or in a comparative manner, this is an integral part of his respective methodological system.
The fact that two sequences of numbers share digits does not, in and of itself, prove that there is an objectively measurable relationship between the phenomena in question.
This page therefore distinguishes between what the primary source describes and a scientifically proven statement regarding correlations or effects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Use multiple Grabovoi number sequences
Can I use two Grabovoi number sequences at the same time?
Yes. In his 2003 work on psychological standardization, Grabovoi explicitly describes a simultaneous focus on two sequences of numbers. However, this is a specific method and not a general guideline for just any combination.
Can I apply multiple number sequences one after another?
Yes. In the 2002 paper, a specific method describes both the simultaneous and the sequential use of two sequences.
Can I compare sequences of numbers?
Yes. The work on psychological standardization explicitly describes how to compare series of different concepts with one another while also taking matching numbers into account.
What does it mean when two rows contain the same number?
Grabovoi uses patterns within certain methods as the focus of his concentration or classification. However, no general mathematical or scientific law should be inferred from this.
Do I need to combine multiple sets of numbers into a single set?
No. In the methods examined here, different sequences are initially maintained as separate number sequences. They can be used simultaneously, one after another, or in comparison.
Is there a method where you cross out repeating digits?
This method is sometimes passed on. However, in the primary sources reviewed so far for this knowledge library, I have not yet been able to find sufficient original evidence to support it. Therefore, I am currently not classifying it as a verified method of Grigori Grabovoi.
Are more number sequences more effective?
However, the sources analyzed here do not yield a general rule. For clear application, it is advisable to define the objective precisely and to use the series that are actually required for the respective method.
Can I combine number sequences from different subject areas?
The original sources show that sets of different terms can be compared with one another or used together in specific methods. Whether this makes sense in a specific case, however, should be evident from the context of the respective source and the clearly stated objective.
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What matters is not the number of data series— but the clarity of the goal.
Before combining multiple series, it is worth gaining a thorough understanding of each individual series, its source, and the corresponding concentration method.