#5 stands for fire, abundant energy. Daring leadership to channel purpose, passions. Attractive, adaptable, assertive, adventurous, bold. Versatile drive to fulfil desires, goals. Denotes intelligence, logic, ideas, curiosity, dynamism, transformations, balance. Resonates with influence, individualism, resourcefulness, companionability, courage, freedom, vision, magnetism, inventions.
There are 5 books in Torah. 5 pillars of Islam, fundamental of muslim life. Pentagram, a significant symbol in Taoism. Pythagoreans said #5 is an expansive marriage of heaven and earth. Greeks believed #5 is ‘one who brings light’, balance between giving, receiving for perfect harmony.
5 fingers, 5 toes, 5 senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, taste). 5 wounds of Jesus, 5 wise men, 5 virgins. 10 Commandments are 2 sets of 5 Commandments. 5 books of God’s Law called Pentateuch. 5 books in Bible with only 1 chapter. Moses wrote 5 books.
5 basics in Sikhism (truth, compassion, love, humility, contentment). Wear 5 things, 5 prayers. In Hinduism, God Shiva has 5 faces. Goddess of wisdom, Saraswati is #5. Sacred tree has 5 leaves in each stunt, 5 petals in each flower.