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Number 13 for Friday 13th - (3198)

Friday the 13th

Yesterday in Oz was Friday the 13th. There is certainly a lot of wariness surrounding a Friday the 13th and the number 13 in general.

12 - A completed Cycle

The number 12 is about a completed cycle. The twelves signs of the Zodiac are twelve constellations that comprise the Zodiacal belt through which the solar system passes through, one era at a time. The twelve apostles comprised a complete circle with Jesus at the centre. There are also the twelve salts within the human body that complete the suite of minerals needed for the full and healthy functioning of the body.

Here's one for the late Bissou, the thoughtful Bacci, the ambassador Percy and the nutty Nova.
There are also 12 months in the year, and there are 12 hours of day and 12 hours of night. The number 12 makes a completed cycle. 

13 = 12 + 1

The number 13 is the number 12 plus one. Meaning that 13 is the completed cycle with a single addition. This single additon can be seen in a few different ways. Either with the single addition representing a new start after the completed cycle - just like death. Or either the single additon being a disruption. If the new single element is not aligned nicely with the elements in the completed cycle the new element will bring a lot of disruption and even a closure to the functioning of the compelted cycle.

End (3198).

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