Seven (7) has the primary numerological meanings of awareness and diversity.
In ancient times, seven and three were considered to be the perfect or complete numbers. This is the reason that there were seven wonders of the ancient world.
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Jewish Qabalah: The Number Seven is the seventh Sephira, the brilliant ones. The name of the seventh sephira is NTzCh, Netzach, Firmness and Victory. The number seven (7) is representative of the brilliant ones. —Aleister Crowley
Planet: In numerology Neptune vibrates to the number 7. The older association was with the Moon. 
the Heavens of Assiah: 7 is the Sphere of Venus —Aleister Crowley
According to Jewish mythology, the soldiers of Joshua carried the ark of the covenant seven times around Jericho before committing genocide.
Hindus conclude their formal marriage ceremonies with the “seven steps”. The bride and groom affirm their consent to the marriage (most marriages were traditionally arranged marriages) by taking seven steps together. The seven steps symbolize energy, vitality, success, happiness, wealth (traditionally measured by livestock), auspicious turning of the seasons, and friendship.
Etymology: From the Middle English seven from Old English seofon from Indo-European sept.
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