Numerology is an expectation and mysterious study that assigns numerical values to letters in words, names, and dates to expose hidden meanings and perceptions into various aspects of life. It is often considered a form of prediction and its origins can be traced back to ancient Babylon, Egypt, China and Greece civilizations. The core belief in numerology is that numbers hold symbolic meaning and have an influence on an individual's personality, life events, and even destiny. Practitioners of numerology use various methods to derive insights from numbers, such as the Pythagorean, Chaldean System using Vedic Grid or Lo Shu grid.

Here are some fundamental concepts and techniques commonly used in numerology:

·         Life Path Number: One of the most key aspects of numerology is the calculation of the Life Path Number, which is derived from the birth date. The Life Path Number represents the main lessons and opportunities a person will encounter in their life journey.

  • Expression Number: It is known as Destiny Number or Name Number, this number is obtained by converting the letters of a person's full birth name into numbers. The Expression Number is assumed to reveal one's innate talents, abilities, and potential.
  • Soul Urge Number: It is calculated from the vowels in a person's name, the Soul Urge Number is assumed to represent an individual's inner desires, motivations, and emotional needs.

·         Personality Number: It is derived from the consonants in a person's name, the Personality Number is thought to reflect how others perceive that individual and the traits they project to the outside world.

·         Birthday Number: It is obtained from the day of the month on which a person was born, the Birthday Number is said to influence the way a person experiences life and interacts with others.

The basic concept of numerology is that each number is connected with specific qualities and attributes. These qualities can be used to gain insights into a person's character, personality, strengths, weaknesses, and potential life path. Numerologists believe that by understanding the meaning of numbers in a person's life, they can better direct their journey and make informed decisions. The most common form of numerology is based on a person's birth date and birth name. There are several systems used in numerology, but the Pythagorean and Chaldean systems are among the most familiar.

 Pythagorean System of Numerology

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This system was developed by the ancient Greek mathematician Pythagoras, this system assigns numerical values to letters in the alphabet. For example, in the English alphabet, A=1, B=2, C=3, and so on. The birth date and birth name are reduced to single-digit numbers (or master numbers 11, 22, and 33, which are considered special in numerology) by adding the individual digits together.

Chaldean System of Numerology

This system is based on the ancient Babylonian culture and is slightly different from the Pythagorean system. In Chaldean numerology, the numerical values are assigned to letters differently, leading to different interpretations of a person's name and birth date.

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Numerologists analyze the resulting numbers and their combinations to offer insights into various aspects of a person's life, such as personality traits, career paths, association compatibility, and even potential challenges or opportunities. These explanations are often presented in a numerology reading or report. It's important to note that numerology is considered a pseudoscience and lacks empirical evidence to support its claims. As with other forms of divination, beliefs in numerology vary widely among individuals. Some people find value in numerological insights as a form of self-discovery and self-examination, while others consider it purely for entertainment purposes. In general, numerology can be an interesting and entertaining tool for self-reflection and gaining a different perspective on life, but it's essential to approach it with an open mind and not rely on it as a decisive guide for decision-making.Top of Form

 The Vedic Grid

It is also known as the Vedic Square or Vedic Numerology, is a unique and prehistoric form of numerology that originates from Vedic mathematics, an ancient Indian system of mathematics and metaphysics. It is an advanced method of understanding numbers and their vibrations based on the principles of Vedic philosophy. The Vedic Grid consists of a 3x3 square grid, and each box in the grid contains a specific number. The numbers in the grid are obtained from the individual's birth date, and the grid is created using the person's birth date number. The birth date is reduced to a single-digit number or one of the master numbers (11, 22, or 33) before constructing the Numerologists who work with the Vedic Grid believe that this method offers deeper and more exact insights than traditional numerology systems. However, like other forms of numerology, the Vedic Grid is also considered a pseudoscience and lacks experiential evidence to support its claims. As with any metaphysical practice, it's important to approach Vedic Numerology with an open mind and not solely trust on it for making important life decisions. It can be a motivating tool for self-reflection and self-examination, but one should use it as a corresponding tool rather than the sole guiding factor in life choices.

Lo shu grid

Lo shu grid is a part of Chinese Numerology. The origin of the Lou shu grid is about 4000 years old. There was a Hwang-Ho river in China that used to working out floods regularly. People in the nearby areas were anxious because of the shocking floods. They used to think it was a result of a curse by God/Goddess. The mythical Emperor of Wu-of-Hsia was unwavering to find a way to control the floods. One day, he passed by the river and saw a shell of a tortoise in the river. On the shell, a 3*3 grid was engraved. The perfect 3*3 square came to be called as Lu shu grid or the Lo shu grid. It is a square-shaped grid with 3 rows and 3 columns. 1 to 9 numbers are placed in the 3 rows and 3 columns of the Lo shu grid. Numbers are set in such a way that by adding any three numbers: horizontally, vertically or diagonally, the sum equals “15.” Lo shu grid is also known as Magic or Sacred Square in Chinese Numerology.  

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