Numerology in the Star Wars Saga

I just came across this and found it fascinating...I know this probably isn't the place for this, but maybe a mod can transform this thread into one about the hidden meanings in the saga or something like that? It is fascinating...

Is anyone here familiar with Numerology? If so, they will get what I am talking about.

In numerology, every number is assigned a value in a chart like is shown on this site.

ORDER 66

Lets break the number down:

'O'=6, 'R'=9, 'D'=4, 'E'=5, 'R'=9

6+9+4+5+9=33. 3+3=6.

Hence, Order=6. 666.

 

Nice idea. I changed the title to make it more Saga specific. I hope you don't mind too much...

 

I don't mind at all! Maybe though you'd want to make it 'hidden meanings' in the saga or something like that...simply because I'm not sure that there are too many numerological meanings in the saga.

 

This fits in with something I posted.
Yay, it's no longer just self-assured delusion! lol
(btw, there is already a "hidden messages" thread)

[I=posted]
Six main apprentices in the onscreen saga; three Jedi, three Sith -
Maul, Dooku, Vader.
Obi-Wan, Anakin, Luke.
Interestingly, Anakin is obviously one of both groups of three.

Six important deaths that contribute to the birth of Vader -
Qui-Gon... Shmi... Dooku... Mace... Padme... Anakin

The obvious one - The order given by Sidious that wipes out most of the Jedi is Order 66, and the Order 66 sequence involves 6 Jedi.

And of course, 6 episodes.

Six people in the onscreen Skywalker family tree.
If you include Sidious/Palpatine as either Anakin's adopted father, or the person who created Anakin throught the darkside (I don't believe this one, but its a cool theory), Sidious becomes the sixth member of the Skywalker family tree.
Shmi, Sidious
Anakin-Padme
Luke , Leia

Six kicks in the Obi-Wan/ Anakin duel, 3 from each person.

Yoda should have been at the Jedi Temple during Order66. Instead he went to Kashyyyk to try and bring the Sith out of hiding. Look at the spelling of this planet. Y is sometimes referred to as the "sixth vowel". Hence you could interpret Kashyyyk's spelling as Kash666k.
I mean, think about it. Why does a name need three Y's?[/quote]

Weird, huh?