These days, the number 7 is being discussed a lot on social media because of cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Actually, Dhoni’s jersey number is 7. Let us tell you what this number has to do with humanity.
Actually, the whole world runs on mathematics. There is a number behind everything. But 7 is one such number, which a person hears about from birth to death. Whether it is Aqiqah which is done 7 days after birth. Aqiqah is a ritual performed by Muslims which is done on the 7th day of the child’s birth. Apart from this, whether it is 7 rounds of marriage or Shuddhaak which is done 7 days after death. The number 7 is mentioned everywhere.
Number 7 from the sky to the earth
You see a group of 7 stars in the sky. When you ask any person around you, he will tell you that these are Sapta Rishi. On the other hand, if we talk about the earth, here you get the mention of 7 directions. Apart from this, who is not aware of the 7 wonders. Now the question arises that why is human civilization so much connected to the number 7. Why is the number 7 seen around humans? You can see the number 7 in seven verses, seven yogas, seven ghosts, seven winds, seven islands, seven underworlds and seven worlds as well as in seven seas.
Why is 7 so special?
Actually, this number represents the past, future and present of humans. You will find this number in many places in science and mathematics as well. Like 7 is the fourth prime number in mathematics. Whereas, 7 is the Carroll number as well as the Caenia number. Talking about science, 7 is the atomic number of nitrogen. Halogen is also found in 7 groups. OSI models also have 7 levels. Apart from Indian astrology, the number 7 is also mentioned in the history of Greece and Greece. People of China and Japan consider this number to be the luckiest.
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