My suggestion would be not to even waste time looking at numerological items of note unless you've gotten to the state of mathematical and hard science training where calculus and ordinary differential equations are something you think intuitively in. Almost all these sorts of things, once you have the background, are about as coincidental as as the fact that any integer times nine will have a product that's digits add up to nine. 81, 8+1=9, 72, 7+2=9, etc. You get the same thing in any base if you multiply the last digit in the radix times another integer of the radix... radix for decimal is 0-9, binary 0-1, hexadecimal 0-f (01-15), so that 5xf=4B (5x15= 75), and 4+B =f (4+11=15) same as with Xx9 in decimal. This is of course not a coincidence, by multiplying a number by the last digit before the tens place, you ensure it's product will shed one from the one's digit for each number it adds on to the ten's digit, regardless of your base.

It used to thrill numerologists that rivers, the longer they got, grew increasingly close to Pi as the relation between the straight-line distance from mouth to source and the actual path distance of a river. A freaky, almost divine coincidence. But it's not. While intuitively one would think that a river would begin by following the path of least resistance - which they do - that the older it was the more erosion would cause it to move in a straight line... but this is not the case, because such an assumption ignores the basic concepts of fluid mechanics, one of the few areas that still follows an almost entirely Newtonian Mechanics concept.

In reality, on a relatively homogeneous substrate with a fairly even line of altitude descent from source to mouth, instead of eroding into a straight line a river will erode itself into a path that looks much like a sine wave, not a straight line. What seems a mystic thing, on examination, is simply a byproduct of normal natural laws. This is the case for almost all these sorts of 'coincidences' except when it's not an artifact of a human-imposed system, where such things regularly pop up but rarely have any more significance than the amazing coincidence that in centigrade, water boils and freezes at exactly 100 and 0 degrees at exactly 1 atmosphere of pressure and require exactly 1 calorie to heat 1 cubic centimeter 1 degree centigrade, which weighs exactly one gram... this is, of course, not a coincidence of any sort.

Personally I'd just advise you to avoid anything numerological on general principle unless you feel like taking a course on number theory.