Every post opens exactly the same way, with a greeting, a location outside Tampa, and an offer to save you the trouble of looking it up. Bruce Keiffer built a routine and never broke it, which is either endearing or maddening depending on how many you read in a row.
The subject is numbers. He works through what he associates with one, two, three, seven, eight and eleven, writes about seeing the same figures on a clock repeatedly, and treats a person's chart as something closer to a navigation aid than a prediction.
Around that sit posts on the law of attraction applied to an ordinary working day, on the people who leave you exhausted after a conversation, on a tarot card and what pulling it suggests, and on handling pressure.
He also marks the deaths of people he admired, working out their numbers rather than writing a eulogy.
Twenty six posts. If numerology and human design already interest you, start with the individual number posts and read them in sequence.