What is another word for neo-pythagorean?
Pronunciation: [nˈiːə͡ʊpˈa͡ɪθɐɡˌɔːɹi͡ən] (IPA) 
Neo-Pythagorean is a term that refers to viewpoints or practices inspired by the ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras. Synonyms for Neo-Pythagorean include Pythagorean revivalist, Pythagorean adherent, Pythagorean philosopher, or those who follow Pythagoreanism. The philosophy centers around the belief in the mystical and mathematical properties of numbers and the universe, and the notion that numbers hold the key to understanding the cosmos and the nature of reality. Some other terms associated with Neo-Pythagoreanism include numerology, sacred geometry, and the golden ratio. These words describe the practice of interpreting symbols and signs related to numbers and geometric shapes, and the belief that they possess divine meaning.
