Numerology_ Metaphysical Secret - Erik Tao

Numerology Metaphysical Secrets of Practical Numerology. How To Discover Your Life’s Mission And True Potential Using Simple Numerology- Exercises.

Erik Tao

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Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1: The Science Of Discovering Your True Potential And Life’s Mission Chapter 2: The Universal Truth Of Numbers Chapter 3: Find Out Who You’re Meant To Be - A Step-by-Step Guide Chapter 4: Birth Chart Analysis Of Famous Persons Chapter 5: Understanding Your True Self Using The Arrows Of Pythagoras Chapter 6: Encrypting The Hidden Vibrations Of Your Birth Date Chapter 7: Encrypting The Hidden Vibrations Of Your Name Chapter 8: Harnessing The Universal Law Of Cycles To Foresee Your Future Chapter 9: Relationship Compatibility Chapter 10: ESP: Do You Have It? Chapter 11: Have You Been Here Before? Conclusion Sources

Introduction Have you ever wondered why you have certain character traits? Have you even been feeling lost for time to time? Have you wanted to know about your future possibilities? In my own life, I was at a place where I was feeling extremely lost. I had no idea why certain things in my life were happening, why I felt out of control, and I certainly had no idea how to dig myself out of this seemingly selfimposed hole. When I came upon Numerology, I felt as though I had finally found an answer to all my questions. When I first started out, it all seemed incredibly confusing, but after spending time studying various forms of Numerology, their benefits, and drawbacks, along with all the different ways that Numerology could shed some light on all the difficulties I had been having, I realized that this was something that I wanted to share with as many people as possible. This book will show you how you can accomplish the same thing that I, and millions of others, have in bettering our lives. Numerology can unearth the secret to you and how you can truly be your best self. The following chapters will discuss the history of Numerology, the meaning, and energy behind numbers, the metaphysical properties of numbers, the benefits of personal Numerology, associations with Numerology - like crystals, Astrology, Tarot, and music - different forms of Numerology,

planetary meanings, and Zodiac signs. You will also learn how to read your own birth chart, use the Arrows of Pythagoras, determine your Life Path, Soul Urge, and Karmic Cycles. We will cap it off with learning about Life Path compatibilities, Essence Numbers, and mysteries of reincarnation. By using Numerology, you will have the power to identify your true personality and your personal challenges to life up to your potential in life. You will gain priceless insights on your relationships and learn about what kind of partnership you would be compatible with. You will be able to determine information about yourself that can guide you to your ultimate life purpose. Numerology can show you how to set goals for yourself, how to understand past failures, and how to make steps moving forward that benefits you and allow you to live up to your full potential.

Chapter 1: The Science Of Discovering Your True Potential And Life ’ s Mission

Numerology: A History Numerology, simply put, is the study of numbers and their importance and influence on our lives. Those who practice and believe in numerology consider it to be a mathematically accurate way to divine one’s future, one’s character, lucky numbers, past lives, and so much more, based on important numbers in one’s life. The practice of Numerology has been around since mathematics was discovered, and around the 6th century, the Pythagoreans were some of the first people to promote the idea of numbers carrying significance spiritually instead of only being mathematical symbols. It is not uncommon for people and cultures to attribute a certain meaning or association with numbers – seven is considered lucky for many, while thirteen often spells bad luck – and this idea goes back millennia. Numerology simply uses that premise and takes it a step further. When practicing Numerology, regardless of the kind – which we will delve further into in the following chapter – it is important to remember that these numbers are metaphysical. They correlate with the alphabet, with planets, with chakras and Tarot, with crystals and colors, and music – this is why so much can be discovered by studying one’s personal chart! There are three main forms of Numerology, Pythagorean (or Western), Chaldean, and Kabbalistic, though New Kabbalic, Chinese, and Abracadabra’s Numerology are also used. The next chapter will discuss each of these in-depth – their history, their usage, etc. For now, it is simply important to remember that regardless of which form of Numerology you decide to practice with, that you stick with that specific one. The difference

between the various forms could just lead to more confusion if you are trying to work with or learn more than just one, especially when first starting out.

Exploring the Metaphysical Nature of Numbers and Their Vibrations The main numbers that Numerology concerns itself with are 1 through 9, along with the Master Numbers 11 and 22. These three numbers are of significance because they point to having extra strengths along with extra challenges. Each number has its own vibrations, its own energy that harmonizes – or does not – with certain aspects like colors, music, chakras, crystals, life choices, etc. These vibrations will be discussed in more depth in Chapter 6 relating to one’s Birth Date Number. But simply put, each number has its own vibration, just like every color, every crystal or gemstone, etc. Numerologists consider numbers to be metaphysical. The idea of metaphysics is that abstract concepts like cause, being, time, knowing, substance, and space are a philosophical branch that is rooted in truth. Since Numerology is used to divine a plethora of information, it only makes sense that numbers are considered metaphysical, as they give insight into those abstract questions.

Benefits of Personal Numerology Numerology has a host of useful benefits that you can incorporate into your daily life. Numerology can help you understand characteristics, compatibilities, life changes, interests, and more. Personal Characteristics Numerology can help you uncover or better understand your personal traits, most commonly by using something called a Personality Number. We will cover this in great detail in Chapter 7, but for now, it suffices to know that one’s Personality Number is one of the core numbers (i.e., Life Path Number, Expression Number, Birth Day Number, etc.) and shows how others initially view you along with projected characteristics. Compatibility and Interests Chapter 9 is entirely dedicated to relationship compatibility, but that is not the only form of compatibility that numerology can help you with. Compatibility with certain jobs and businesses can help one to avoid unhappiness or wasted time in a career or job that will not satisfy in the long term as it is not compatible with you. The Birth Number is typically used to do this. Your core numbers, particularly your Life Path Number, can help you determine the kinds of things you would enjoy and/ or be good at. Life Changes Numerology is able to reveal circumstances and events that are likely to happen in your life based on your core numbers. Using this information can be beneficial for preparing for those major (or minor) life events, giving yourself a better chance for success or a positive outcome along the way. The same can be said for decreasing the likelihood of something happening as well.

Using your Life Path and Power numbers along with taking your 3 life period cycles, pinnacles, personal years, transit energies, and challenges into account, you can make better, more informed decisions regarding the choices in your life that lead to these minor or major changes. Forewarned is forearmed as they say.

Numerology Associations – Colors We discussed vibrations in the previous section, and there are colors that harmonize on a vibrational level with certain numbers. Each number, 1 through 9, has both a primary and secondary color that enhances or activates the number’s characteristics and vibrations. You will find this list below. 1. Primary: red 1. Secondary: apricot, crimson 2. Primary: orange 1. Secondary: salmon, gold, black 3. Primary: yellow 1. Secondary: amber, ruby 4. Primary: green 1. Secondary: brown, blue, silver, indigo 5. Primary: blue 1. Secondary: cherry, pink 6. Primary: indigo 1. Secondary: mustard, orange 7. Primary: violet 1. Secondary: pearl, magenta 8. Primary: rose 1. Secondary: ivory, opal 9. Primary: gold 1. Secondary: red, olive There are also certain personality traits associated with each primary color: Red: risk-taker, dominant personality, visionary, passionate, energetic, courageous, flamboyant, tenacious

Orange: loyal, happy, easy-going, mentally, and physically balanced Yellow: intelligent, cheerful, confident, charming, creative, good negotiator and leader, enigmatic Green: logical, grounded, non-judgmental, loyal, hard to influence Blue: empathetic, optimistic, idealistic, patient, flexible, devoted, motherly Indigo: sensitive, old soul, curious, intuitive, impulsive, ambitious Violet: cerebral, loving, old soul, loving, intense, wise, artistic, sentimental Rose: love, strength, leadership Gold, compassion, joy, understanding, love If you have ever felt particularly drawn to a certain color on a certain day, this typically means that whatever those key qualities are, are either lacking in you or in that day, or you are looking to develop further. For this reason, you should pay attention to those feelings and dress appropriately because that energy and those vibrations could positively affect your day and allow you to achieve goals that you might otherwise wouldn’t.

Numerology Associations – Crystals Crystals are powerful tools that hold their own energy – the same as every other living thing on earth. Certain crystals, just like certain colors, harmonize well with the vibrations of certain numbers – most commonly, one’s Life Path Number. Since crystals use emotional, physical, and mental properties to heal and give energy, combining them with your Life Path Number can have powerful results. We will discuss how to find your own Life Path Number in a later chapter. For now, we will just list a few gemstones and crystals that correlate with each number 1 through 9. 1. Garnet, aquamarine, obsidian, turquoise, sapphire 2. Smokey quartz, rutilated quartz, tanzanite, tourmaline 3. Amazonite, amber, amethyst, diamond, pyrite, blue topaz 4. Jade, bloodstone, emerald, moonstone, black sapphire, clear quartz 5. Aquamarine, heliodor, alexandrite, zincite, carnelian 6. Peridot, bloodstone, citrine, jasper, marble, onyx, cat’s eye 7. Fluorite, pearl, labradorite, rose quartz, agate 8. Citrine, cinnabar, ivory, opal, jet, selenite, smokey quartz 9. Rose quartz, feldspar, malachite, sandstone, yellow topaz, brown and pink tourmaline, hematite

Numerology Associations – Tarot Tarot, or Tarot readings, is a divinatory method done with a deck of typically 78 cards. 56 of those cards are called the Minor Arcana, while the remaining 22 are the Major Arcana. There are hundreds of different decks to choose from, the most common being the Ryder-Wait Tarot. These readings are done to determine possible outcomes, take stock of influences on events, people, or both at the same time, depending on the question being posed to the cards. They are not necessarily there to ‘tell the future’ in the traditional sense but are used to make decisions when the paths seem unclear. The Minor Arcana The Minor Arcana are used to understand the physical world and are divided into 4 categories called suits – Wands, Swords, Cups, and Pentacles. Wands correspond to will, Swords correspond to the intellect, Cups correspond to emotion, and Pentacles corresponds to material things or the material world. The suit cards are numbered from 1 through 10 and have an element attached to them – Earth, Air, Fire, or Water. Wands are connected to Fire, Swords to Air, Cups to Water, and Pentacles to Earth. These 4 suits, relating to their respective correspondences, can be used to gain information and insight into particular questions. So knowing how the cards interact with their numbers is a great way to gain tremendous insights about you. The Major Arcana These cards depict major life moments and are considered archetypal. This means that not only do they have a more profound meaning than the suit cards, they also carry a psychic meaning as well. These 22 cards are numbered, just as the suit cards are, only these are 0 through 21. If one looks at the cards like a storybook, reading them through in order, one will find

one’s journey from childhood (The Fool) to enlightenment (The World).

The Importance of Numbers in Tarot Since both the Major and Minor Arcana are numbered, it is important to take into consideration the meaning of the card and the number, as there are 5 cards that correspond with the numbers 1 through 10. Even though all 5 cards may be numbered 4, their meanings can vary drastically depending on the card itself, though it is common that the underlying message will ring true through all the cards. For example, the number 1 relates to the Ace of Pentacles, the Ace of Cups, the Ace of Swords, the Ace of Wands, and the Magician. All of these cards have different meanings, but through all of them, the message of ‘new beginnings’ carries throughout. It can be helpful to note that when reading Tarot, all numbers are considered cyclical. Odd numbers hint to instability and change while even numbers hint toward stability. Below you will find a list of the numbers 1 through 10 and their Tarot card meanings/ associations along with their number significance. The only card associated with the number 0 is the Fool. 1. This card represents innocence and the beginning of everything. The cards associated with number 1 are the Magician, the Ace of Cups, the Ace of Swords, the Ace of Pentacles, and the Ace of Wands. 1. The Magician: This card represents manifestation, power, and action. 2. Ace of Cups: This card represents love, creativity, and new relationships.

3. Ace of Swords: This card represents mental clarity, success, and new ideas. 4. Ace of Pentacles: This card represents a new opportunity (career-wise or financially), abundance, and manifestation. 5. Ace of Wands: This card represents new opportunities, potential, and inspiration. The cards associated with the number 2 are the High Priestess, the Two of Cups, the Two of Swords, the Two of Pentacles, and the Two of Wands. 1. The High Priestess: This card represents sacred knowledge, intuition, and the divine feminine. 2. Two of Cups: This card represents mutual attraction, partnerships, and unified love. 3. Two of Swords: This card represents avoidance, difficult decisions, and considering multiple options. 4. Two of Pentacles: This card represents time management, adaptability, and multiple priorities. 5. Two of Wands: This card represents decisions, future planning, and discovery. The cards associated with the number 3 are the Empress, the Three of Cups, the Three of Swords, the Three of Pentacles, and the Three of Wands. 1. The Empress: This card represents beauty, abundance, femininity, and nature. 2. Three of Cups: This card represents friendship, collaborations, celebration, and creativity. 3. Three of Swords: This card represents emotional pain, grief, sorrow, and hurt.

4. Three of Pentacles: This card represents collaboration, teamwork, and implementation. 5. Three of Wands: This card represents expansion, progress, and foresight. The cards associated with the number 4 are the Emperor, the Four of Cups, the Four of Swords, the Four of Pentacles, and the Four of Wands. 1. The Emperor: This card represents establishment, authority, and structure. 2. Four of Cups: This card represents contemplation, reevaluation, and meditation. 3. Four of Swords: This card represents meditation, relaxation, and rest. 4. Four of Pentacles: This card represents security, control, and conservatism. 5. Four of Wands: This card represents homecoming, joy, and celebration. The cards associated with the number 5 are the Hierophant, the Five of Cups, the Five of Swords, the Five of Pentacles, and the Five of Wands. 1. The Hierophant: This card represents traditions, spiritual wisdom, and conformity. 2. Five of Cups: This card represents disappointment, regret, and pessimism. 3. Five of Swords: This card represents disagreements, conflicts, and defeat. 4. Five of Pentacles: This card represents poverty, financial loss, and isolation. 5. Five of Wands: This card represents disagreements, diversity, and tension.

The cards associated with the number 6 are the Lovers, the Six of Cups, the Six of Swords, the Six of Pentacles, and the Six of Wands. 1. The Lovers: This card represents relationships, choices, harmony, and love. 2. Six of Cups: This card represents childhood memories, joy, and innocence. 3. Six of Swords: This card represents change, transitions, a rite of passage. 4. Six of Pentacles: This card represents generosity, giving, and sharing wealth. 5. Six of Wands: This card represents public recognition, selfconfidence, and success. The cards associated with the number 7 are the Chariot, the Seven of Cups, the Seven of Swords, the Seven of Pentacles, and the Seven of Wands. 1. The Chariot: This card represents determination, willpower, and control. 2. Seven of Cups: This card represents choices, opportunity, and illusion. 3. Seven of Swords: This card represents deception and betrayal. 4. Seven of Pentacles: This card represents sustainable results, investment, and perseverance. 5. Seven of Wands: This card represents competition, challenge, and protection. The cards associated with the number 8 are Strength, the Eight of Cups, the Eight of Swords, the Eight of Pentacles, and the Eight of Wands. 1. Strength: This card represents influence, strength, and persuasion.

2. Eight of Cups: This card represents abandonment and disappointment. 3. Eight of Swords: This card represents victim mentality and negative thoughts. 4. Eight of Pentacles: This card represents mastery, repetitive tasks, and skill development. 5. Eight of Wands: This card represents action, alignment, and movement. The cards associated with the number 9 are the Hermit, the Nine of Cups, the Nine of Swords, the Nine of Pentacles, and the Nine of Wands. 1. The Hermit: This card represents introspection, soulsearching, and inner guidance. 2. Nine of Cups: This card represents gratitude and satisfaction. 3. Nine of Swords: This card represents worry, depression, and anxiety. 4. Nine of Pentacles: This card represents financial independence, luxury, and abundance. 5. Nine of Wands: This card represents boundaries, courage, and resilience. The cards associated with the number 10 are the Wheel of Fortune, the Ten of Cups, the Ten of Swords, the Ten of Pentacles, and the Ten of Wands. 1. The Wheel of Fortune: This card represents karma, destiny, and life cycles. 2. Ten of Cups: This card represents harmony, divine love, and alignment. 3. Ten of Swords: This card represents a painful end, crisis, and loss.

4. Ten of Pentacles: This card represents contribution, financial security, and wealth. 5. Ten of Wands: This card represents completion, burden, and hard work. The four remaining unnumbered cards are Pages, Knights, Queens, and Kings for each suit. The Major Arcana cards 11 through 21 can simply be reduced into one-digit numbers as they hold a similar meaning and serves to make things less complicated.

Numerology Associations – Music You might be unsure of how numbers and music go together, but they do! Even some famous composers you have likely heard of have combined numbers and music. Some of Plato’s manuscripts have even been discovered to contain musicomathematical symbology. Plato did this by dividing an octave into 12 pitches. When his entire text was divided by 12, it was found that there were ‘positive concepts’ associated with intervals of Pythagoras’s scale that were harmonious along with dissonant intervals that held ‘negative concepts’. You are probably wondering why this was important, and the answer is fairly simple. Plato believed that the universe was ruled by numbers, not gods, which led him to start Pythagorean Numerology in the first place. In Plato’s time and according to the Greeks, his work would be classified as a musical, scientific arcana. This was important because it meant that one could find a deeper meaning in his texts if one was able to decipher its code. Famous composers like Schumann, Bach, Schoenberg, Peter Maxwell Davies, Berg, and a plethora of other musicians incorporated numbers into their music – 12’s were popular, as were 23’s. Some even using magical squares to give their music deeper meaning.

Numerology Associations – Planets in Astrology Astrology is the belief that one can gather information from studying planetary movements and positions, particularly those that were in play on the date and time of your birth (if the information is relating to you, obviously). Loosely put, Astrology is the study of the planets and their movements – but like with Numerology, there are many facets to this practice. The Sun affects one’s identity and life, the Moon affects one’s security and emotion, Mercury affects communication and intellect, Venus affects relationships and desire, Mars affects action and motivation, Jupiter affects abundance and luck, Saturn affects limitations and lessons, Uranus affects rebellion and change, Neptune affects fantasy and hope, and Pluto affects transformation and power. Your Zodiac sign determines your main characteristics, otherwise known as your sun sign, but that does not mean that is the only Zodiac sign in your Astrology chart. Each of us is a combination of multiple Zodiacs, with planets in different Houses, each of which influences us differently. The most commonly used numbers in Astrology are 1 through 9, and there are 9 planets in our solar system, each corresponding to one of these numbers. People born on particular days are ruled by particular planets and Zodiacs. Now, these 9 digits should sound familiar, because they are the core numbers used in Numerology as well. Number one The Sun Birthday of any month: 28, 19, 10, and 1

Planetary ruler of Leo Number two The Moon Birthday of any month: 29, 20, 11, and 2 Planetary ruler of Cancer Number three Jupiter Birthday of any month: 30, 21, 12, and 3 Planetary ruler of Sagittarius and Pisces Number four Uranus Birthday of any month: 31, 22, 13, and 4 Number five Mercury Birthday of any month: 23, 14, and 5 Planetary ruler of Virgo and Gemini Number six Venus Birthday of any month: 24, 15, and 6 Planetary ruler of Libra and Taurus Number seven Neptune Birthday of any month: 25, 16, and 7 Planetary ruler of Cancer Number eight Saturn Birthday of any month: 26, 17, and 8 Planetary ruler of Aquarius, Capricorn, and Libra

Number nine Mars Birthday of any month: 27, 18, and 9 Planetary ruler of Scorpio and Aires Astrology and Numerology are inherently linked, as a number of calculations go into reading one’s Astrology chart, along with the simple fact that numbers are in nearly every aspect of life.

Numerology Associations – Chakras The human body has 7 Chakras that house the spiritual energy of the body. These 7 Chakras are at the crown of your head, your neck, and down your spine. From top to bottom they are the Crown Chakra, the Third Eye Chakra, the Throat Chakra, the Heart Chakra, the Solar Plexus Chakra, the Sacral Chakra, and the Root Chakra. Each Chakra has a Numerology number that corresponds with it and gives more insight to the Chakra, its purpose alone and in combination with the other Chakras. One: Root Chakra Traditional name: Mooladhar Color: red Major Arcana Cards: the Emperor, the Devil, the World Planet: Saturn Zodiacs: Aquarius and Capricorn Two: Naval Chakra Traditional name: Swadhisthana Color: orange Major Arcana Cards: the High Priestess, the Empress Planet: Jupiter Zodiacs: Pieces and Sagittarius Three: Solar Plexus Chakra Traditional name: Manipura Color: yellow Major Arcana Cards: the Chariot, the Tower, the Sun Planet: Mars Zodiacs: Aries and Scorpio

Four: Heart Chakra Traditional name: Anahata Color: green Major Arcana Cards: the Lovers, Justice, Strength, Temperance Planet: Venus Zodiacs: Taurus and Libra Five: Throat Chakra Traditional name: Vishuddhi Color: blue Major Arcana Cards: the Magician, the Hierophant, the Wheel of Fortune Planet: Mercury Zodiacs: Gemini and Virgo Six: Third Eye Chakra Traditional name: Ajna Color: indigo Major Arcana Cards: the Moon, the High Priestess, the Hermit Planet: Moon and Sun Zodiacs: Cancer and Leo Seven: Crown Chakra Traditional name: Sahasrara Color: violet Major Arcana Cards: the Hanged Man, the Star, the Fool, Judgement You may have noticed that the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) does not have a planetary assignment or Zodiacs. This is because this Chakra is considered the Divine Bliss State, where nothing else is required.

Chapter 2: The Universal Truth Of Numbers As we touched on in Chapter 1, there are various forms of Numerology. Here we will dive into each type, starting with the three main forms.

Western or Pythagorean Numerology This form of Numerology is by far the most popular and widely used one and was created by the Greek metaphysician, astrologer, musician, and mathematician, Pythagoras, in the 6th century. It is unclear if Pythagoras is the actual founder of Numerology or if he was simply one of the first to practice it and spread its message to his students, but regardless, he used Numerology to predict events, divine individuals’ fates, and much more. Pythagoras taught that every planet corresponded to a specific sound, which he represented with specific numbers. He believed that classifications – extrovert or introvert, female or male, ugly, or beautiful – were aspects that could be used to describe numbers. The process of using Pythagorean Numerology involves assigning the nine basic numbers (1 through 9) to the Greek alphabet. Pythagoreans believe that all numbers simply repeat themselves. Once you get to 10, you would add 1 + 0 and end up at 1 again. The same is true for any compound number (that is not one of the two master numbers) as they all can be reduced down to a onedigit number. The meanings behind the basics numbers in Pythagorean Numerology can be found below. 1. Creation 2. All-knowing 3. Creativity 4. Stability and strength 5. Unpredictable, energetic, dynamic 6. Caring, motherhood

7. Thinking, seeking 8. Balance, power 9. Idealism in life’s main principle In Pythagoras’ form of Numerology, there are two kinds of vibrations, basic and master. The numbers 1 – 9 possess basic vibrations, and so do almost every double-digit number that is reduced down to a single-digit number. There are only two master vibration numbers, 11 and 22, which are never added together to produce a single-digit number. These master numbers represent the karma that determines a person’s failure or success in their current life. Both the basic and master numbers have positive and negative attributes, as with everything in life. Along with master numbers, there are also the karmic debt numbers – 19, 16, 14, and 13. According to Pythagoras and his followers these numbers represent the outcomes of actions done during previous lives that were bad enough to generate a karmic dept that was carried over into the next life. These karmic numbers will be discussed in more detail in Chapter 7 when we delve into the vibration of your name. It is common to use both one’s date of birth and name for divining with Western Numerology, and like with Chaldean, which we will touch on later in this chapter, the correlations between those numbers are explored. Similar to karmic debt numbers, each number has both positive and negative energy attached to it. This is important to note because people often inquire if they are compatible with a lover, a friend, family members, and even coworkers. When analyzing each number, it is important to keep both aspects in mind because even if two people’s life path numbers should be copasetic,

it is possible that they still will not get along. This is because one person could be bringing out negative energy in the other’s number. To combat this, one simply needs to be aware of the expectations they have set for the other person. Pythagorean Numerology uses aspects like your soul urge number, life path number, personality number, Pythagorean arrows, name number, expression number, and maturity number to determine an individual’s destiny. We will discuss each of these aspects in further detail throughout this book, along with teaching you how to find each of these numbers yourself! For now, all you need to know is that the basis of Pythagorean Numerology starts with 6 primary numbers – 3 from your name and 3 from your birthday. These 6 numbers are called the 6 vibrations and are the life path number, the birthday number, the first impression number, the inner soul or vowels’ number, the character or consonants number, and the expression number.

Kabbalah Numerology This is the form of Numerology that is typically used when interpreting names and is almost as popular as Pythagorean/ Western Numerology. Kabbalah Numerology originated with Hebrew mysticism. It used the Hebrew alphabet and their 22 vibrations to divine information but was later adapted to Greek and Roman alphabets as well. The 10 different energies that are used to perform calculations in Kabbalah are Malkuth, Yesod, Hod, Netzach, Taphareth, Geburah, Chesed, Binah, Chokhmah, and Kether. The term stems from 13th-century Kabbalists who thought that the Old Testament was a secret code that had been inspired by God, and they were using Numerology to decode it – hence the term Kabbalah Numerology. The Kabbalah also played a large part in occult practices, like Tarot reading. Interestingly enough, there are 22 letters in the Hebrew alphabet and 22 Major Arcana cards, and they seem to correlate and give deeper insight to each other, as all 22 of the Major Arcana cards are specifically numbered. With other forms of Numerology, like Pythagorean and Chaldean, for example, one needs to know not only their name but their birth date, birth time, etc. With Kabbalah Numerology, the only thing needed is a person’s name. This is, of course, easier, but leads some practitioners to think that it is not as efficient as it cannot give you the same depth of information since one is only drawing from the name. There are important aspects that a birth date, time, etc. can uncover, so without having those extra numbers, we lack that extra information. As with Pythagorean Numerology, each letter of the alphabet is associated

with a number. But these numbers simply help you to find a base numerical value. Kabbalah has over 400 path numbers, which makes it a hefty task to determine the correct Kabbalah number for individuals if you are going to delve into all the different pathways. Many choose to focus on the common numbers for this reason. To determine your Kabbalah number, you must: Translate the letters of your name (first name, middle name, and last name included) by using the translated Hebrew alphabet. 1: A, J, S 2: B, K, T 3: C, L, U 4: D, M, V 5: E, N, W 6: F, O, X 7: G, P, Y 8: H, Q, Z 9: I, R Add all of these numbers together Divide this sum by 9 Then add 1 to the remainder of the result of the previous step: this number is your personal Kabbalah number Let us walk through an example together. Say that your name adds up to 44. You would do the following: 44 / 9 = 4.8 8 is the remainder.

8+1=9 9 is your Kabbalah number. If you have a number that is evenly divided by 9, say 36, for example, you would simply view the number like 36.0, add 1 to 0, which would give you a Kabbalah number of 1. Kabbalah numbers 1 through 9 and their meanings: 1. Development 2. Magnification 3. Affection 4. Unsuccessful 5. Genesis 6. Implementation 7. Mysticism 8. Impulsiveness 9. Luck Even though different forms of Numerology translate their alphabet into numerical digits, they do not translate with the same meaning or even the same letter/ number matchup. With Pythagorean Numerology, we can see that since 9 is included, everything after the first initial 8 letters/ numbers is thrown off.

New Kabbalah Numerology This form of Kabbalah Numerology stemmed from the translation of the Roman alphabet. As the original form, this new form uses one’s name instead of the birthday and uses Pythagorean processes to determine dates. This is because the New Kabbalah Numerology focuses more on life events than a person’s character. Luria created a theosophical system that he and his followers believed promoted an economy of dialog, thought, and criticism that simultaneously provided a full account of humanity’s role in the world in a way that was spiritually, morally, and intellectually vital for us. This brought about the birth of New Kabbalah. The purpose of the New Kabbalah is to develop or further develop the psychological and philosophical importance of ideas and symbols that are inherently Kabbalistic. Unlike many other forms of Numerology, the New Kabbalah uses a mix of Hinduism, Platonism, Buddhism, Gnosticism, and Jewish mysticism that allows this form to be richer than the traditional Kabbalah Numerology. Finding your New Kabbalah number is the same as in the original form, the only difference is that it is interpreted with the philosophical and psychological practices listed above.

Chaldean Numerology Chaldean Numerology, which is sometimes referred to as Mystic Numerology, is closely related to Astrology, as it originates from Mesopotamia, the origin place of Western Astrology. This form of Numerology is also connected to the Kabbalah and India’s Vedic system. It is considered the more accurate than the Pythagorean Numerology. Yet it is less popular because of its difficulty level. This form of Numerology uses a system that is hard for many to understand, let alone master, and the values assigned to the alphabet are not systematic like they are in Pythagorean or Kabbalah Numerology. Chaldean Numerology is often referred to as Mystic Numerology because it highlights the occult and metaphysical aspects of a person’s character and destiny. Simply put, this form of Numerology is used to determine invisible forces hidden to the eye that could be affecting one’s life. The Chaldean people developed this form of Numerology, and they contributed a great deal to mathematics, Numerology, Astrology, and other sciences because of their thorough studies. The Chaldean Numerology is different from other forms of Numerology for a few reasons. Firstly, the name one uses to divine with is not necessarily their birth name, but the name they are known by the most. The other difference is that their numerical system goes from 1 to 8 instead of 1 to 9. This is because 9 is considered a sacred number – the most sacred number, in fact. The only time the number 9 is used is if someone’s name totals to 9. Of course, this means that the letters assigned to each number are different than those for the Kabbalah or Pythagorean Numerology.

In the Chaldean Numerology, the corresponding letters for each number are as follows: 1: A, I, J, Q, Y 2: B, K, R 3: C, G, L, S 4: D, M, T 5: E, H, N, X 6: U, V, W 7: O, Z 8: F, P Chaldean Numerology uses one’s birthday and believes it to be the second most important part of its science. It also involves adding together the alphabetical values of one’s name. The symbolism behind each number is the same as for the Pythagorean Numerology. But with Chaldean, one uses more than just the single-digit number. It is important to be able to evaluate any compound numbers, as those represent the metaphysical and/ or deeper meaning and force behind one’s name. These compound numbers are found by adding the three (or two if one doesn’t have a middle name) numerical values of each name without reducing them to single digits. Once one has the single-digit and compounddigit numbers, it is time to add the birth date number to the equation. For example, let us say that the person we are doing a Chaldean reading for is named Ann Marie Jones, and she was born on June 2nd, 1984. Step one: determine the equation for finding the first, middle, and last name numbers.

First name: 1 + 5 + 5 = 11 Middle name: 4 + 1 + 2 + 1 + 5 = 13 Last name: 1 + 7 + 5 + 5 + 3 = 21 Step two: reduce each number down to one digit but keep note of the compound numbers for the name. First name: 1 + 1 = 2 Middle name: 1 + 3 = 4 Last name: 2 + 1 = 3 Step three: add the three of them together. 2 + 4 + 3= 9 Step four: determine your birth date number. Our example is June 2nd 1984, which would be 06/02/1984 0 + 6 + 0 + 2 + 1 + 9 + 8 + 4 = 30 Step five: reduce this number to a single-digit. 3+0=3 Now that you have all of the needed numbers, you can determine their vibrations. You can figure out if your first name or your full name has bad or good vibrations. Any numbers that are single-digits describe how others see you. Any of the compound numbers describe aspects or influences that are hidden, that can play a role you might not notice, and in some cases even predict or hint at the future. It is important to keep in mind that each compound number has a specific meaning based on their root number (1 through 9), and the numbers 10 through 52 have an even deeper, more distinct meaning. Most people stop at the number 52 because there are 52 weeks in a year, and it is unnecessary for most to go beyond that.

Below you will find the correspondence for each number according to Chaldean Numerology. 1. Self-reliant, commanding 2. Adaptivity, compatibility 3. Creativity 4. Discipline 5. Travel, freedom 6. Active, energetic 7. Curiosity 8. Ambition, determination 9. Compassion, helpful 10. Higher chance of attaining honor 11. Life’s dangers 12. Anxiety and suffering 13. Change and power 14. Business and/ or money fortunes 15. Favorable when combined with a positive number, if not, unfavorable 16. Use extreme caution when making important/ big decisions 17. Lucky if linked with an 8 or 4 18. Dangers in life 19. Happiness, luck, success 20. Waiting, difficulty achieving in life 21. Success, honor 22. Late actions, danger 23. High success rate, luck 24. Long life, affection, support

25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52.

Trials ending in success Hurt by those close to you Authority, power, intelligence Life threats, suffering Unexpected danger, deception, trials Neutral number with the possibility of success General Favorable if determined by gut feeling Love, support, affection Hard work will bring success Mistrust Authority, power – similar to 27 Friendship, money, love Mistrust, danger, uncertainties Power only with hard work General number Success from listening to instincts instead of relying on others Love, affection, support – similar to 24 Unfortunate events, failure, loss Danger from those close Authority and power easily Friendship, love, materialistic success Deception, grief – similar to 44 Neutral number, success proportionate to work done Isolation, loneliness Success when using gut instincts not those of others Lucky in leadership Monetary loss, failure, unfortunate life outcome

You should not expect to master the art of Chaldean Numerology overnight, but if you choose to study this form in more depth, you can reap great benefits.

Chinese Numerology This is the first form of Numerology we are going to discuss that has a legend as its origin story. It is believed that one of the emperors of China, Emperor Yu, saw a turtle shell that had a 9-square grid that was perfectly even, deeming it a magical square. Since the turtle was found on the Lo river, the grid is called the Lo Shu Square/ Grid. The ancient Chinese peoples believed, over 4000 years ago, that numbers were the basis of everything. The purpose of this grid is to be able to add together the numbers horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to equal 15. The number 15 is used because it is the exact number of days between a new moon day and a full moon day. This grid is used to calculate strengths and personality traits as opposed to future events. In order to use the grid, one simply needs the birth month, birth year, and birth date to determine the characteristics of that person. It is important to leave out any 0’s, only the numbers 1 through 9 are used. So, if your birthday was the 5th of July, 1983, you would write that as 7/5/1983 instead of 07/05/1983. Depending on how often a number is repeated in the birth date also determines specific character traits. A list of these can be found below. Number 1 Occurs once: introvert Occurs twice: communicative Occurs three times: talkative Occurs four times: compassionate Number 2

Occurs once: sensitive Occurs twice: bright Occurs three times: very sensitive Occurs four times: loners Number 3 Occurs once: excellent Occurs twice: creative Occurs three times: over-imaginative Occurs four times: over-imaginative Number 4 Occurs once: stable and orderly Occurs twice: pragmatic Occurs three times: hardworking Occurs four times: physical activity Number 5 Occurs once: caring Occurs twice: persistent Occurs three times: determined Occurs four times: action instantaneously Number 6 Occurs once: good advisor Occurs twice: originative Occurs three times: high tempered Occurs four times: emotional Number 7 Occurs once: learning with experience Occurs twice: spiritual Occurs three times: leaning through loss

Occurs four times: life difficulties Number 8 Occurs once: scrupulous Occurs twice: adamant Occurs three times: materialistic Occurs four times: constantly in motion Number 9 Occurs once: intelligent Occurs twice: critical Occurs three times: givers Occurs four times: loners but brilliant Interpreting through the rows goes as follows: The top horizontal row revolves around your mind, logic, and thinking, imagination included. The middle horizontal row revolves around feelings and emotions, including intuition and spirituality. The bottom horizontal row revolves around practicality, athletic ability, common sense, and other earthly elements. The right vertical row revolves around action and putting things into motion. The middle vertical row revolves around determination, accomplishments, and persistence. The left vertical row revolves around creative ability, intellectual capacity, and the ability to see ideas through. Since Astrology and Numerology are so closely linked, it is no wonder that

Chinese Numerology uses Astrology’s explanation of the 5 elements, Earth, Fire, Water, Metal, and Wood. These elements have their own number of associations, which can be useful when taking one’s zodiac symbol into account when doing this form of numerology. Earth: 8, 5, 2 Fire: 9 Water: 1 Metal: 7, 6 Wood: 4, 3 To put your numbers into the grid, use the following guidelines: The number 9 is always in the top right-hand corner. The number 8 is always on the middle right-hand side. The number 7 is always in the bottom right-hand corner. The number 6 is always in the top middle square. The number 5 is always the dead center. The number 4 is always in the bottom middle square. The number 3 is always in the top left-hand corner. The number 2 is always in the middle left-hand square. The number 1 is always in the bottom left-hand corner. If you have two or more of the same number, you will put them both in the same square. So, if you were born on the 6th of June, you would place both 6’s in the top middle square. Using the interpretations for the rows and numbers listed above, you would determine your (or whoever the grid is for) characteristics.

One thing to note is that there is a difference between Western and Eastern number interpretations. You can use either to determine your grid, depending on which set you feel connected to. Since the Lo Shu Grid is Easterninfluenced, you may find it more beneficial to go with the Eastern interpretations, but it is not necessary. Below you will find a comparison between the Eastern and Western number interpretations for each number, along with their negative traits. Number One Eastern: ethical, independent, overcoming obstacles Western: boss, powerful, leaders, accomplishment Negative aspects: easy to become aggressive or annoyed Number Two Eastern: determination, luck Western: unstoppable, powerful, quiet, diplomatic, gentle persuasion Negative aspects: low self-esteem, dramatic, jealous Number Three Eastern: abundance, growth Western: bright, happy, social, friendly, optimistic Negative aspects: scattered, egotistical Number Four Eastern: struggles, hardship Western: dependable, hardworking, content with the simple life Negative aspects: closed-minded, easily frustrated, set in their ways Number Five

Eastern: can be negative or positive, balance Western: social, outgoing, energetic, adventurous Negative aspects: scattered, unreliable, addiction Number Six Eastern: abundance, money Western: compassionate, caring, kind, peaceful, caregiver Negative aspects: emotional guilt Number Seven Eastern: social, people skills, relationship skills Western: spiritual, charming, deep thinker, interesting Negative aspects: withdrawing into their minds Number Eight Eastern: abundance, wealth, true good luck number Western: abundance, joy, strength, intelligence Negative aspects: unwilling to share, money-hungry Number Nine Eastern: happiness, good fortune, long-lasting Western: a mix of good traits, charming, creative, patient, caring Negative aspects: know-it-all, snobbish

Abracadabra Numerology This is the least utilized form of Numerology, using triangles to determine numbers that explain events and character traits using the first name of the subject. The number values assigned to the word Abracadabra equal 365, meaning that an entire year is encompassed. The triangles that are used in this form of Numerology originated in Gizeh, Egypt, from the great pyramids of Cheops. It is believed that the age’s secrets were housed in these pyramids, so the inverted triangle (or pyramid) is the formula of this system. The base of this triangle are the 9 letters of the name and/ or their number equivalents. Abracadabra Numerology is a system that is mystical, showing the root number of a person’s first name and allowing them to determine their character traits. The alphabetical translation of all the numbers for Abracadabra Numerology can be found below. 1. A, J, S 2. B, K, T 3. C, L, U 4. D, M, V 5. E, N, W 6. F, O, X 7. G, P, Y 8. H, Q, Z 9. I, R These should look familiar to you from a few of the other forms of Numerology we have discussed in previous sections. The easiest way to

continue from here is to print off a chart that shows the letter values; this way, you can quickly refer back to it. To start off, write your first name, and underneath each letter, write the corresponding number from the chart or list above. Begin adding the numbers in each line in sets of 2’s so that each descending line has one less number than the one before it. All compound numbers should be reduced to singledigit numbers the same way we have been doing for almost all the other forms of Numerology – simply add the two digits together. From here, you need to add all of the single-digit and reduced compound digits together in lines like what was done at the beginning so that each descending line has one less number than the line above it. Continue adding until you have a single-digit number at the bottom of the triangle (the ‘point’). This final number is your Abracadabra number. Let us do an example together. Let us say that our subject’s name is Anna. Below you will find the steps for finding Anna’s Abracadabra number. Anna 1551 66 12 3 1. First, we have printed Anna’s name. 2. Next, we write the numerical values for each letter. 3. Then, we add the numbers together in groups of 2. 1. 1 + 5 and 5 + 1 4. This leaves us with a 6 and a 6 for the next row.

5. Below this row, we add 6 + 6, which leaves us 12 for the following row. 6. We cannot have a double-digit number, so we add 1 + 2 7. This leaves us with an Abracadabra number of 3. You may be wondering what happens if you have a name that does not have an even number of letters, so let us do an example for that case as well. For this example, let us say that our subject’s name is Tiffany. Tiffany 2966157 11 12 6 7 2 3 13 54 9 1. First, we have printed Tiffany’s name. 2. Next, we write the numerical values for each letter. 3. Then we add the numbers together in groups of two, bringing the remaining 7 down to the next row without changing it. 4. This leaves us with 11, 12, 6, and 7. Since we need to reduce the compound numbers, we add 1 + 1, 1 + 2, and 6 + 7. 5. This gives us 2, 3, and 13. Again, we need to reduce the compound numbers, so we add 2 + 3 and 1 + 3, leaving us with 5 and 4. 6. We add these two remaining numbers together, leaving us with an abracadabra number of 9. Much else is not known about Abracadabra Numerology, explaining further why it is the least used form of Numerology.

Chapter 3: Find Out Who You ’ re Meant To Be - A Step-by-Step Guide Your birth chart sometimes referred to as a natal chart, is simply a diagram of the sky – think of the Moon, Sun, asteroids, and planets – exactly as it was the minute you were born. This blueprint, as Numerologists and Astrologists believe, is the basic outline of your life. It gives you a description of your traits, weaknesses, strengths, habits, hates, and loves, and so much more. Your birth chart shows you your sun sign, moon sign, ascendant sign, descendent, your houses, and where the planets were during your birth and which house they were in. You may find that it explains a lot about why you do things the way you do, think the way you do, etc. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that not everything will resonate with you – and that is completely normal! Take what does and ignore the rest. Using an astrological tracker or calculator on websites online is the easiest way to get your birth chart – and it’s mostly free! There are different sort of charts for different purposes. But for this book we will be focusing on circular charts. The biggest advantage is likely that most of these websites give you a detailed explanation and breakdown of your entire chart so that you do not have to do any guesswork. Of course, it is recommended that you always research more into the sections that confuse you or that you have questions about, but for the most part, online calculators are great at explaining your entire chart – all in one place.

All you need to know in order to get your birth chart right on your phone or computer are the following personal information: Birthday Birth month Birth year State of birth City of birth Hour of birth Minute of birth The reason it needs to be so specific is because everything is constantly in motion, so the planets and stars and everything can change over the course of an hour, which can drastically change your birth chart. One should not confuse one’s birth chart with Life Path Numbers, Soul Urge numbers, or anything else. All of that will come later and can play into the birth chart, but it is not the actual birth chart information. We will find all of our core numbers in later chapters. You will also need to decide which house system you would like to use, and though there are quite a few, these three are the most common ones: Koch, Placidus, and whole signs. For the purpose of this book, we will focus on Placidus as they result in an easy, beginner level chart. Once you have generated your online chart (remember to choose circular as it is the easiest to read), you will likely see a pictograph of your natal chart and below the pictograph you will find the detailed explanations of each section of your chart, typically starting with your sun sign.

This is a typical way how to read your natal chart: 1. Check your sun sign 2. Check your ascendant sign 3. Check where your moon sign is 4. Examine the houses in your chart 5. Examine the planets in your chart and where they fall 6. Make sure to keep your entire chart in mind Certain aspects and interpretation in your natal chart may seem a bit odd when you read it as a standalone information. But looking at the full picture can make things much clearer and give you an accurate interpretation of your natal chart. Sun Sign One’s sun sign is their main Zodiac. If you were born on July 5th, your sun sign would be Cancer. Your sun sign is what determines the essence of your personality and your main character traits. It encompasses your ego, your life force, and your creative power. Moon Sign One’s moon sign is the second most important aspect in our chart. The moon uncovers how we react, our habits, and our instincts when dealing and expressing our emotions. The moon reveals our inner needs to become comfortable and how we nurture and care for ourselves. The Ascendant This part of your chart shows what first impression people to get from you based on the vibes and energy you give off. The ascendant explains your physical health, appearance, and what kind of ‘social mask’ we wear when we’re out in public. It also describes the defense mechanisms one uses to

cope and adapt to the world, along with forming our first impressions and expectations of the world. The Descendant This is found exactly opposite to the ascendant and is also ruled by the exact opposite Zodiac that ruled the ascendant. For example, if your ascendant is in Libra, then your descendant would be in Aries. This sign explains relationships, marriage, and aspects within one’s professional life. Mercury This planet determines how you make decisions, communicate, and share information. It explains your rationality, how you think, how you adapt, and how you reason through situations. Venus This planet rules our values, our sentiments, and things that please us in life. Things like charm, grace, artistic inclinations, preferences, tastes, and beauty are all ruled by Venus. If you know anything of mythology, these things likely make sense, as Venus is the Roman Goddess of love. Venus explains how we approach relationships, how we attract and are attracted by people and things, and how and what we spend our money on. Mars This planet controls the urge for wild activity, violence, and rules over willpower. It is the exact opposite of Venus – peace, and war, love, and hate, feminine and masculine. Mars determines our passions, our anger, our ambitions, our capability to defend ourselves, our assertiveness, and how we handle competition. Jupiter This planet determines our ideology. It helps us to realize our goals, how we can reach enlightenment, and helps us to explore the spiritual as well as the

intellectual realms. Jupiter also rules over our morals and ethics. This planet influences also our good fortune and luck and explains how to achieve those based on your specific Zodiac. Saturn This planet rules over order, responsibility, and conformity. Saturn determines things that will challenge you in life and highlights lessons you need to learn. You can consider Saturn like a taskmaster – its position tells you what areas of life you need to work on to grow and evolve. Saturn tends to get a bad reputation because it shows you your weaknesses instead of your strengths, but without there is no growth without improving your weaknesses. And so, Saturn can even be considered as one of the more important planets in your birth chart. Uranus This planet explains intelligence, originality, creatively, and individuality. It explains how much you desire changes and where you are most likely to go against the grain. Uranus also rules whether you would prefer to remain untethered indefinitely and remain, in a sense, eternally youthful. Neptune This planet focuses heavily on the emotional drive. It rules over one’s vision of a perfect world and how that would look like. Neptune influences your intuition and imagination. Neptune also explains how we view and feel about religions and our believes in higher divinities. Pluto This planet rules over transitions, purging, destruction creatively, but also creation. It is death, rebirth, and transformation in one. Pluto shows you where your primal energy is, and if you are willing to work to release it. Pluto rules the hard decisions between your fears and your ultimate happiness.

Pluto also rules over sexuality and money.

Zodiac Sign Meanings in Your Birth Chart As mentioned previously, we all have several different Zodiacs in us, not just our main (sun) sign. This is because astrologers in ancient times divided the sky into 12 parts – the 12 signs that make up the Zodiac. The purpose of the Zodiacs in your birth chart is to infuse the aspects of the sign into the houses, planets, and other spaces that the signs fall in. Aquarius: January 20th – February 18th Eccentric, rebellious, emotional detachment, progressive, collaboration Pisces: February 19th – March 20th Intuitive, subconscious, healing, sensitive, dreams, spiritual Aries: March 21st – April 19th New beginnings, willful, initiating, bravery, strong, passionate, spontaneous Taurus: April 20th – May 20th Practical, sensual, persistent, practical, dependable, physical, finances, abundance Gemini: May 21st – June 20th Connective, ideas, changeable, quick

communicative,

sociable,

restless,

Cancer: June 21st – July 22nd Sensitive, nurturing, emotional, maternal, home, caring, intuitive feminine Leo: July 23rd – August 22nd Courage, love, self-expression, loyalty, generosity, creativity, empowerment Virgo: August 23rd – September 22nd

Organized, practical, service-oriented, productive, organized, health-focused, analytical Libra: September 23rd – October 22nd Diplomacy, fairness, beauty, balance, equality, love, aesthetic focus Scorpio: October 23rd – November 21st Depth, intimacy, intensity, mystery, power, money, possession, sex, transformation Sagittarius: November 22nd – December 21st Expansive, learning, adventurous, teaching, philosophical Capricorn: December 22nd – January 19th Investments, commitment, maturity, long-term goals, finances, rewards

The 12 Houses of the Zodiac There are 12 Houses within Astrology, First House through Twelfth House. They each have a different significance and are ruled by a specific Zodiac. First House This house starts the Zodiac and encompasses every ‘first’. I.e., appearance, self, first impressions, fresh beginnings and starts, fresh initiatives, etc. This house has a cusp sign, which is the ascendant. Ruled by: Aries Second House This house encompasses things relating to your immediate physical and material environment – think the 5 senses, sight, touch, sound, smell, and taste. This house rule money, income, and self-esteem. Ruled by: Taurus Third House This house encompasses communication in all forms, from thinking, talking, devices, and gadgets, along with neighborhoods, siblings, libraries, travel locally, schools, community affairs, and teachers. Ruled by: Gemini Fourth House This house is considered the foundation of everything. It encompasses privacy, home, parents, security, nurturing, care, and children. Ruled by: Cancer Fifth House This house encompasses drama, color, self-expression,

attention, play, creativity, romance, and fun. Ruled by: Leo Sixth House This house encompasses everything involving service and health. It covers routines, schedules, fitness, organization, exercise, diet, healthy living, natural living, and service of others. Ruled by: Virgo Seventh House This house encompasses other people and relationships. It covers personal partnerships, business partnerships, marriage, contracts, business deals, and other matters associated with relationships. Ruled by: Libra Eighth House This house encompasses the mysteries of life – death, birth, transformation, merged energies, mystery, sex, and bonding. It also rules the money and property of others, like investments, inheritances, and real estate. Ruled by: Scorpio Ninth House This house encompasses expansion, long-distance traveling, inspiration, foreign language, the mind, higher education, publishing, optimism, inspiration, risk, adventure, luck, religion, gambling, ethics, philosophy, and morals. Ruled by: Sagittarius Tenth House This house encompasses the more public aspects of life. It rules

corporations, structures, tradition, honors, awards, achievements, discipline, rules, authority, boundaries, fatherhood and fathers, and fame. This house also has a cusp sign, the midheaven, which contains hints about your career. Ruled by: Capricorn Eleventh House This house encompasses society, friendships, technology, friendships, teams, electronic media, social justice, humanitarianism, networking, and rebellion. It also covers eccentricity, surprises, originality, invention, science fiction, sudden events, and astronomy. Ruled by: Aquarius Twelfth House This house ends the Zodiac, so naturally, it encompasses all endings. It covers completion, old age, tying up loose ends, the end of a project, and surrender. This house also encompasses things that cause one to separate from society like hospitals, enemies, institutions, and jails. The final aspects that this house covers are creativity, film, imagination, arts, journals, dance, subconscious, and poetry. Ruled by: Pisces

House Systems Earlier in this chapter, we mentioned the three main house systems were Koch, Placidus, and the whole house, but there are over fifteen different house systems one can use. For the sake of simplicity, we will only cover Koch, Placidus, whole house, and Equal. Koch This house system uses the lines on the horizon at different times on one’s birthday. It calculates the amount of time that the degree of MC zodiac has spent above the horizon since it rose. Put more simply, this system separates the planetary movements, making it a system-oriented by time.

Placidus This house system equally separates the movement of star and planetary phases, both below and above the horizon. This makes it a system-oriented by time, like the Koch system. Whole House This system gives each Zodiac its own house. This means that the First House is the Zodiac containing the ascendant, which we mentioned in the previous section, and each Zodiac after that fills one entire house instead of sharing them as with some other systems. This system belongs to the equal houses group. Equal Similar to the whole house system, as this group encompasses it, it considers the ascendant the cusp for the First House. Every house is equal at exactly 30 degrees of space for each. This means that the cusp of the Tenth House does not correspond to the MC and is instead equal to the ascendant, making it the apical point of the above-horizon Zodiac.

Utilizing A Professional Astrologer There are definite positives to using an online calculator, especially if you are curious about how they look and the information in general, but it can also be overwhelming. This is particularly true if it is your first time attempting to read your chart. There is only so far that the information in your chart can get you, particularly if you have questions. This is where an astrologer comes in. Not only could they create your chart for you, but they can also walk you through every aspect of your chart and answer any questions you may have. They can target specific areas or the entire thing – it is all up to you. Professional astrologers can be a bit pricey, but they tend to charge per halfhour period, and if you are really curious about your chart, it could be an invaluable experience.

Chapter 4: Birth Chart Analysis Of Famous Persons Now that you have learned how to read a birth/ natal chart, it is time for a practical application. We will look at a few famous people’s birth charts and cover their different sections.

Princess Diana of Wales Princess Diana was born on July 1st, 1961, at 19:45 in Sandringham, United Kingdom. Diana’s Sun is in Cancer. Those with their Sun sign as Cancer tend to be more private, often choose not to share their inner self with the world, and tend to reminisce often. They tend to get a bad rep for being moody, resisting change, and seeking comfort and security in all things they do. They tend to be categorized as old souls, preferring historical objects – old photos, antiques, etc. Diana’s Ascendant is in Sagittarius. Those with their Ascendant in Sagittarius tend to see adventure in the world, are ready to experience new things, and believe strongly in having faith and hope. They are constantly searching for something, which can be a downside as it can lead to never feeling fully satisfied. They tend to always have opinions and be very direct. Diana’s Moon is in Aquarius. Those with their Moon in Aquarius tend to be very observant of the world around them, intently study human nature, and often analyze what and why people do the things they do. They are often considered strongly independent, likely extremely willful, and rebellious to extremely conservative ideals. Diana has Mercury in Cancer. Those with Mercury in Cancer tend to communicate with a thoughtful, sensitive, though withdrawn nature. They are not as free-spirited, regardless of the rest of their birth chart, instead of being very personal and subjective. They are known for being rather deep thinkers, heavily focused on reflection and meditation.

Diana has Venus in Taurus. Those with Venus in Taurus tend to be comfortable and solid. They often need a certain level of dependability and predictability within their partnerships and can feel threatened by high-energy situations relating to love and relationships. One of their downfalls can be that they tend to get too settled, resisting change within their relationships. They are typically not as swayed by words as they are with actions. Diana has Mars in Virgo. Those with Mars in Virgo are typically very busy, practical, goal-oriented, and productive. The downside is that they can end up slightly scattered, but they often manage to pull off multiple things at once – and well, too! They tend to be slightly critical on occasion, but do not usually push others around. They have a reputation for being a big naggy when annoyed, but these episodes do not tend to last long. Diana has Jupiter in Aquarius. Those with Jupiter in Aquarius often attract the best outcome when being inventive, tolerant, cooperative, impartial, and fair. They enjoy having the freedom to choose, when to think out of the norm, and when to break some rules. Personal freedom is greatly valued. Diana has Saturn in Capricorn. Those with Saturn in Capricorn often value being taken seriously and being respected by peers. They tend to be able to deal with obstacles easier than most because of their patient nature. They are typically very driven with a strong will for success. Diana has Uranus in Leo. Those with Uranus in Leo tend to radically change style, drama, art, etc. and strongly appreciate the ability to freely express themselves. They often seek progress but can garner a bad reputation for

being stuck in their ways. Diana has Neptune in Scorpio. Those with Neptune in Scorpio often believe that when people understand – or try to understand – one another, an ideal world can come to fruition. They believe in the equal treatment of others, regardless of background. They also often think that transformation and transition is the best way to create change. Diana has Pluto in Virgo. Those with Pluto in Virgo often feel inadequate in areas of self-care, work, routines, wellness, health, and/ or service. It is important for them to remember that power should be found from loving doing these things, not from trying to attain that love from doing them. They tend to have great ideas for healing the mind and body. Diana’s Sun is in the Seventh House. These people tend to create harmony and negotiate within their relationships very well. They are often striving to be liked and do not take rejection well. A downside to this can be not feeling whole without a partner, over-identifying with others, and being too sensitive to the opinions of others regarding you. They are often very skilled at bringing out the best in people, seeking out harmony and balance, and compromising easily. Diana’s Moon is in the Second House. These people tend to flip flop between being frugal with their money on one day and reckless with it the next. They do, however, make sure their bills are paid as it gives them a sense of security. They tend to spend recklessly more often when they are stressed or frustrated emotionally.

Diana has Mercury in the Seventh House. These people tend to love debating because it often helps them make decisions. They do this as being decisive can be difficult for them as they are almost always able to see both perspectives or options and find value in them. Even though they often need interaction with others, they do not often follow after the opinions of others, choosing to go their own direction. Diana has Venus in the Fifth House. These people tend to be playful, amorous, sensual, and just generally love. They do well with attention and are always excited by something – or someone! They are often charming, loyal, warm, and a great friend. Diana has Mars in the Eighth House. These people tend to experience passion in an infectious, magical way. They do well with investigations, research, psychology, and any other passion project. Passion is what gets them out of bed. Diana has Jupiter in the Second House. These people tend to be very resourceful, leading others to think they are lucky with possessions, gifts, and money. They greatly enjoy comfort and are known to overindulge in things. Diana has Saturn in the First House. These people tend to be very responsible but constantly struggle with wanting independence away from that responsibility. They are often conflicted between choices and tend to look to their friends and family for help. Diana has Uranus in the Eighth House. These people often prefer to go against the flow of things, choosing the freedom to express themselves over

the normalcy of following the rules. Diana has Neptune in the Tenth House. These people typically have great intuition involving business, trends, and public appeal. They often bring vision, creativity, and a sense of art to their career. Diana has Pluto in the Eighth House. These people are attracted to the ‘dark side’, often leading them to strange experiences others might not encounter. They also value control over monetary affairs and may have struggled with money regarding their partners.

Winston Churchill Winston Churchill was born on November 30th, 1874, at 13:30 in Woodstock, United Kingdom. Winston Churchill’s Sun is in Sagittarius. Those with their Sun in Sagittarius are typically trustworthy, adaptable, positive, social, prone to idealism, and truthful. Winston Churchill’s Ascendant is in Libra. Those with their Ascendant in Libra tend to Winston Churchill’s Moon is in Leo. Those with their Moon in Leo tend to be giving, caring, and affectionate. They do not deal well with being ignored. Winston Churchill has Mercury in Scorpio. Those with Mercury in Scorpio are typically very focused and enjoy decipher topics, spending time on physical fascinations, and carnal desires. Winston Churchill has Venus in Sagittarius. Those with Venus in Sagittarius typically enjoy new experiences, traveling, and cultural experiences. Winston Churchill has Mars in Libra. Those with Mars in Libra are typically caught between being dominating and assertive to have your way or to just avoid conflict by compromising your own standpoint, morals, etc. Winston Churchill has Jupiter in Libra. Those with Jupiter in Libra tend to be philosophical, sociable, inspirational, and compassionate. They typically

appreciate things that are aesthetically pleasing and have an interest in pursuits of art. Winston Churchill has Saturn in Aquarius. Those with Saturn in Aquarius typically have strong resilience, and an understanding of the human race as a whole but less so on the individual level. They tend to think outside the box easily and typically have a fresh perspective. Winston Churchill has Uranus in Leo. Those with Uranus in Leo are typically unconcerned with tradition. They are assertive, inventive, and come up with original ideas. Winston Churchill has Neptune in Aries. Those with Neptune in Aries are typically intuitive, brave, spontaneous, creative, and very good at planning. Winston Churchill has Pluto in Taurus. Those with Pluto in Taurus typically have a steady approach to project completion, take time to make decisions, are very practical and logical, and can easily do one thing for extended periods of time. Winston Churchill has the Sun in the Third House. These people typically enjoy gathering and learning new information along with sharing that new information with others. Winston Churchill has the Moon in the Eleventh House. These people tend to feel the need to be included more than others. They enjoy nurturing others, social networking, and humanitarian endeavors.

Winston Churchill has Mercury in the Second House. These people often think about finances and are very articulate, both with the spoken and written word. Winston Churchill has Venus in the Third House. These people tend to be skilled in writing and speaking creatively, and they dislike conflict. Winston Churchill has Mars in the First House. These people typically have an abundance of physical energy, which can lead to recklessness. They are self-sufficient and assertive, along with being great organizers. Winston Churchill has Jupiter in the First House. These people are often excellent leaders and can inspire faith in people with an optimistic attitude. They typically enjoy sports, the outdoors, and self-indulging. Winston Churchill has Saturn in the Fifth House. These people tend to feel underappreciated in relationships and get a bad rep for being distant, uncaring, and detached in their demeanor. They usually only pursue activities that are beneficial to them in some way. Winston Churchill has Uranus in the Eleventh House. These people have a tendency to have friends who are intuitive, unique, artistic, or innovative somehow. Winston Churchill has Neptune in the Eighth House. These people often have a strong intuition and can feel more attuned to the spiritual – dreams revealing one’s future or having premonitions.

Winston Churchill has Pluto in the Eighth House. These people are skilled analysts, brave, and intuitive. They have a strong perception that can be used in business, though they may have a certain level of financial trouble.

Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler was born on April 20th, 1889, at 18:30 in Braunau am Inn, Austria. Adolf Hitler’s Sun is in Taurus. People with their Sun in Taurus are typically diligent, tenacious, realistic, purposeful, pragmatic, considerate, trustworthy, and faithful. They are okay with a repetitive schedule as long as it is useful. Adolf Hitler’s Ascendant is in Libra. People with their Ascendant in Libra tend to be charismatic, polite, sophisticated, courteous, graceful, pleasing, diplomatic, affable, creative, and friendly. They can be prone to avoiding conflict and being rather indecisive, along with being more prone to selfishness and placing a lot of value on appearances. Adolf Hitler’s Moon is in Capricorn. People with their Moon in Capricorn are typically more somber and reserved. They tend to be uncomfortable with emotional displays of affection, making it difficult for them to ask and/ or accept help. Adolf Hitler has Mercury in Aries. People with Mercury in Aries typically speak their minds, can be verbally competitive and argumentative and can have an overactive mind. Adolf Hitler has Venus in Taurus. People with Venus in Taurus tend to be trustworthy, expressive, warm, and faithful in their romantic relationships. They can lean toward over indulging and placing too much value on the materialistic and aesthetic of things.

Adolf Hitler has Mars in Taurus. People with Mars in Taurus are typically very headstrong. Once they put their mind to something, they will stop at nothing to get it done. Adolf Hitler has Jupiter in Capricorn. Those with Jupiter in Capricorn tend to be capable, resourceful, and genuine. They can encounter restraint or reservation, along with a need to acquire material items. Adolf Hitler has Saturn in Leo. Those with Saturn in Leo are typically strong leaders who know when to be tactful. They are traditional, proficient, independent, and well-organized. Others may find you uncaring or mysterious. Adolf Hitler’s Sun is in the Seventh House. These people tend to prefer those higher on the social ladder who are respected and able to boost their social status. Having an admirable partner is important, along with having someone who helps them with their own willpower and capabilities. Adolf Hitler’s Moon is in the Third House. These people are typically adaptable, curious, and crave a sense of variety. They tend to always be learning to keep entertained. Adolf Hitler has Mercury in the Seventh House. These people tend to look for well-informed partners that have a great intellect. Being able to have intellectual conversations has a great appeal. Adolf Hitler has Venus in the Seventh House. These people are typically

charming, thrive on social interaction, and have ease with relationships. Adolf Hitler has Mars in the Seventh House. These people are stubborn and self-sufficient, often needing things to go their way. This can lead people to find them abrasive and non-harmonious. Adolf Hitler has Jupiter in the Third House. These people typically don’t have problems to see the bigger picture but are often oblivious to the more specific details. They tend to be a bit more conservative, but are thoughtful. Adolf Hitler has Saturn in the Tenth House. These people are often selfsufficient, diligent with structure, and have a good business mindset. They have a slow rise to success instead of a fast jump. Adolf Hitler has Uranus in the Twelfth House. These people tend to be idealistic, prefer to work in the background, and have a strong intuition. Adolf Hitler has Neptune in the Eighth House. These people are likely to experience premonitions and have dreams revealing their future. Adolf Hitler has Pluto in the Eighth House. These people tend to excel at analysis, are brave, and intuitive. Their perception lends a hand to their business endeavor but can have financial struggles with their business or personal relationships.

Bruce Lee Bruce Lee was born on November 27th, 1940, at 7:12 in San Francisco, California Bruce Lee’s Sun is in Sagittarius. People with their Sun in Sagittarius are typically positive, truthful, adaptable, trustworthy, and idealistic. They can also be rather argumentative, egotistical, obsessive, blunt, smug, and narrowminded. Bruce Lee’s Ascendant is in Sagittarius. People with their Ascendant in Sagittarius tend to be social, spiritual, energetic, easy-going, adventurous, and idealistic. They can also be narrow-minded, rigid, risk-takers, and fake. Bruce Lee’s Moon is in Scorpio. People with their Moon in Scorpio are typically more private with their thoughts, distrustful of others, and have difficulty with emotional intimacy. Bruce Lee has Mercury in Scorpio. Those with Mercury in Scorpio tend to have great focus, skills in deciphering and investigation and are incredibly observant and intuitive. Bruce Lee has Venus in Scorpio. Those with Venus in Scorpio typically form connections high in emotion and intensity but can feel an urge to control and envy their partner. Bruce Lee has Mars in Scorpio. Those with Mars in Scorpio tend to have strong willpower, great focus when it comes to goals, and high self-control and resolve. They can be stubborn when they have an opinion and can be

hard to sway. Bruce Lee has Jupiter in Taurus. Those with Jupiter in Taurus typically prefer material compensation for benefitting humanity with concrete methods. Their ideals are not easily changeable. Bruce Lee has Saturn in Taurus. Those with Saturn in Taurus tend to be diligent, hardworking, careful, self-controlled, prepared, structured, unwavering and persevering. Bruce Lee’s Sun is in the Twelfth House. These people are typically in service of humanity with a strong intuition. Bruce Lee’s Moon is in the Eleventh House. These people tend to have strong female relationships and place a lot of value in how they are perceived in group settings. Bruce Lee has Mercury in the Eleventh House. These people are typically very flexible, versatile, innovative, and understanding of unexpected situations. They often have a strong desire to pursue aspirations that involve intellect. Bruce Lee has Venus in the Eleventh House. These people tend to be diplomatic, outgoing, welcoming, and sociable. Bruce Lee has Mars in the Eleventh House. These people tend to lead social gatherings, put a lot of effort into friendships and relationships, but they can also take advantage of others or be taken advantage of.

Bruce Lee has Jupiter in the Fifth House. These people are typically lucky in romantic relationships and children. They tend to be enthusiastic, cheerful, and enjoy educating others. Bruce Lee has Saturn in the Fifth House. These people tend to be emotionally distant and can wish to be viewed in higher regard by their peers than they actually are. Bruce Lee has Uranus in the Sixth House. These people are typically independent, clever, and excel at working for themselves. Normal jobs will often be lack-luster, as connecting with coworkers and having patience with them is not a strong suit. Bruce Lee has Neptune in the Tenth House. These people usually have an unusual career path, which can lead to unrealistic goals or mindsets relating to their success. Bruce Lee ha Pluto in the Eighth House. These people are typically brave, intuitive, and great at analysis. They can have somewhat of a sixth sense that allows them to excel in business endeavors.

Steve Jobs Steve Jobs was born on February 24th, 1955, at 19:15 in San Francisco, California. Steve Jobs’ Sun is in Pisces. People with their Sun in Pisces tend to easily relate to others, are adaptable, and have incredibly open minds. They can be seen as directionless, but this is typically just their goal for a higher purpose and transcendence. Steve Jobs’ Ascendant is in Virgo. People with their Ascendant in Virgo are typically reserved, intelligent, shy, and can have a tendency to over-analyze situations. This can lead people to view them as standoffish or cold. Steve Jobs’ Moon is in Aries. People with their Moon in Aries often hold an inner fire or passion and find no difficulty in dealing with their emotions. They want what they want, and they are not going to wait for it. Steve Jobs has Mercury in Aquarius. People with Mercury in Aquarius typically express themselves in an unconventional manner, unafraid of breaking the rules and offering a different perspective to the norm. Steve Jobs has Venus in Capricorn. People with Venus in Capricorn tend to have good self-control, responsible behavior, and a sound presence of mind. They do not necessarily express love much, often getting the rep that they lack warmth, but they can be romantic with the right person. Steve Jobs has Mars in Aries. People with Mars in Aries are typically direct, impulsive, forward-thinking, and active. They listen to their instincts and tend

to accomplish a lot this way. Steve Jobs has Jupiter in Cancer. People with Jupiter in Cancer usually attract luck and good fortune by being charitable, sympathetic, and comforting to others. They tend to value tradition heavily and crave security. Steve Jobs has Saturn in Scorpio. People with Saturn in Scorpio typically have a very strong will and focus. They can be persistent, ruthless, and endure anything in pursuit of their goals. Steve Jobs has Uranus in Cancer. People with Uranus in Cancer are often interested in innovation, updating traditions, making changes, and having domestic routines. Steve Jobs has Neptune in Libra. People with Neptune in Libra have their perfect idea for the world as fairness between people. They can idealize peace, cooperation, harmony, and partnerships and prefer not to judge others. Steve Jobs has Pluto in Leo. People with Pluto in Leo often have intense feelings on romance, self-expression, love, children, creativity, and destiny. Steve Jobs has the Sun in the Sixth House. These people typically require positive feedback for the things they have done and may struggle not to overidentify with others’ opinions. Steve Jobs has the Moon in the Seventh House. These people often need an emotional connection within relationships, do not often do things on their own, garner fulfillment emotionally through those relationships.

Steve Jobs has Mercury in the Fifth House. These people tend to creatively use their voice, spoken and written, to express themselves. They are often communicative, fun, humorous, and witty. Steve Jobs has Venus in the Fourth House. These people often seek beauty, peace, harmony, and balance within their domestic and home life. They typically enjoy domestic activities and are sentimental, sympathetic, nurturing, and loving. Steve Jobs has Mars in the Eighth House. These people tend to feel passion intensely and magically, fear betrayal, and work hard on projects that they are passionate about. Steve Jobs has Jupiter in the Tenth House. These people typically approach situations with a kind, take-charge personality. They excel naturally, are resourceful, mature, and ethical. Steve Jobs has Saturn in the Third House. These people tend to have a high level of endurance and patience, which is helpful as they can often experience an interruption in their education. Steve Jobs has Uranus in the Tenth House. These people value life with meaning and are constantly working toward bettering their life quality. Steve Jobs has Neptune in the Second House. These people do not place a lot of value on money, and likely only make it through pursuits of art.

Steve Jobs has Pluto in the Twelfth House. These people often explore the deeper meaning of things, analyzing their psychology and dreams. They have strong empathy and often help others.

Chapter 5: Understanding Your True Self Using The Arrows Of Pythagoras The Arrows of Pythagoras are a kind of arithmancy using a grid. The Arrows of Pythagoras are also known as Full Number Lines or Full Number Planes and are similar to the Lo Shu square that we touched on with Chinese Numerology. These arrows allow us insight into specific traits and personality characteristics. When used with other calculations, one can find strong negative and positive character traits. The grid used with the Arrows of Pythagoras is 3x3, meaning it has 9 squares. The setup is as follows: The bottom righthand square is 7 The middle righthand square is 8 The top righthand square is 9 The bottom middle square is 4 The middle square is 5 The top middle square is 6 The bottom left-hand square is 1 The middle left-hand square is 2 The top left-hand square is 3 The bottom row depicts the physical plane, the middle row depicts the emotional plane, and the top row depicts the mental plane. There are 8 different positive Arrows and seven negative Arrows.

Positive Arrows Arrow of the Planner: 1,2, and 3 These people are good at planning, organizing, and recognizing their goals. However, they tend to overthink, leading to a lack of fun. Arrow of Willpower: 4, 5, and 6 These people are persistent and determined, which can lead to a stubborn steak that can be abrasive toward others. They are incredibly ambitious and often achieve their dreams and goals. Arrow of Activity: 7, 8, and 9 These people are energetic, active, fidgety, and very high energy. They feel the need to stay busy at all times. Arrow of Determination: 1, 5, and 9 These people are ambitious, enterprising, and determined. They are not deterred by setbacks, easily overcoming obstacles on their pursuit of success. Arrow of Practicality: 1, 4, and 7 These people are grounded, practical, and hardworking. They are motivated by the material things and work either artistically or practically, generally with their hands. Arrow of Emotions: 2, 5, and 8 These people are serious and intense, some leaning toward the dramatics, which often makes them good performers. Arrow of Intellect: 3, 6, and 9 These people are intelligent with a great memory. They can suffer from laziness because they lack interest when not being able to use their full intellect. Arrow of Compassion: 3, 5, and 7

These people are accepting of both the ups and downs of their life, always seeming to carry a calmness within themselves. They tend to be musicians or philosophers with an interest in spirituality, mysticism, occultism, and psychic arts.

Negative Arrows Arrow of Frustration: 4, 5, and 6 These people can tend to expect a lot from other people, often disappointed because of those expectations. Arrow of Inactivity: 9, 8, and 7 These people have little to no motivation to experience life and often need encouragement to do so. They are slow to act, working through their options before acting. Arrow of Impracticality: 1, 4, and 7 These people lack realism, tending more toward being idealistic, which causes them struggles in day to day life. They are often unorganized. Arrow of Sensitivity: 2, 5, and 8 These people get hurt easily, are overly sensitive to other’s opinions, and retreat from conflicting situations. Arrow of Poor Memory: 3, 6, and 9 These people are absentminded and forgetful, but clever. Arrow of Resignation: 1, 5, and 9 These people lack determination, motivation, and perseverance. Their work ethic needs work and they require encouraging words to finish projects. Arrow of Skepticism: 3, 5, and 7 These people find it difficult to trust others and want proof of everything in order to believe it. To fill out your grid, start by putting your name, birth date, and house at the top. You will use your birth date for the numbers in the grid, ignoring any 0s, so let us go through a few examples.

Let us say that our first example is Sara Brooks. She was born on February 16th, 1889. This means that the number we would use for the grid would be 02/15/1889. Remember that we do not use 0s in the grid, so we would write the following:

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Now, we need to draw arrows vertically, horizontally, and diagonally throughout the chart. It is likely you will not have 3 numbers for every line, and that is okay. The lines that have only two numbers indicate having some of those qualities Lines with no numbers, or only one number indicates areas that need to be worked on. A line with all three numbers (a full arrow) denotes the most dominant traits and/ or qualities. An empty arrow signifies being adaptable, having no particular positive or negative trait. This means that Sara’s chart would look like the following:

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Then, using the list of arrows from above, we would track the lines. This means that the dominant traits would be 1, 5, and 9, which is the Arrow of Determination, a positive arrow, and 2, 5, and 8, the Arrow of Emotions. We can see that they have a fair amount of work to be done in the bottom and top rows, which would be memory and practicality. Let us say that our second example is Brandon Harper. He was born on January 1st, 1998. This would be 01/01/1998, but since we exclude the 0s, we are left with 1/1/1998. His grid would look like the following:

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As we can see with this example, there is no dominant line where all 3 squares have a number, and there are also 2 lines where there are no numbers at all. Your chart would look like: x

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The orange lines show where there are no numbers, while the blue lines show the lines that have 2 numbers. There is nothing that particularly needs to be worked on for willpower or compassion, and the most prominent traits for this grid are determination and activity. Rows 1, 2, and 3/ 1, 4, and 7/ 2, 5, and 8/ and 3, 6, and 9 show that work needs to be done involving planning, impracticality, and memory. For the third example, our subject, Lily Smith’s birthday is November 24th, 1987. That leaves us with 11/24/1987, meaning our grid would look like:

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Here you can see that we have 2 rows with all 3 numbers, 7, 8, and 9 along with 1, 4, and 7. These two are the Arrows of Activity and Practicality. The areas that require some work are memory, skepticism, and frustration.

Using Your Name in the Grid Like with other forms of Numerology, you can use your first and last name to find out more about your weaknesses and strengths. If your name has changed, for whatever reason, use that name to determine the situation you’re in currently. If you go by a nickname more often than your full name, use your nickname, as it is what you are closer to. The way we convert names to numbers is by using the Pythagorean chart from Chapter 2. Using the name from the first example, Sara Brooks, the numbers we would have are 1, 1, 9, 1, 2, 9, 6, 6, 2, 1. Her chart would look like this: x

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1111 You can see that here we have one row with no numbers, no rows with 3 numbers, and 3 rows with 2 numbers. Row 3, 5, and 7 (Arrow of Compassion) is the adaptable row, meaning Sara does not have any real negatives in this area of life. Because row 1, 2, and 3 have the most numbers

(4, 1s), this would be her dominant row (Arrow of the Planner). Our second example was Brandon Harper, so the numbers we would use would be 2, 9, 1, 5, 4, 6, 5, 8, 1, 9, 7, 5, 9. His chart would look like this:

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We can see that there are 5 rows with all 3 numbers, the most dominant row being 1, 5, and 9 (Arrow of Determination). This chart does not have two empty spaces in a row, so Brandon is a fairly balanced individual. Using Lily Smith’s name, the numbers for her grid would be 3, 9, 3, 7, 1, 4, 9, 2, 8. Her chart would look like this: 33

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We can see that there is one row with 3 numbers, 1, 2, and 3 (Arrow of the Planner). There are no completely empty rows, but 2 that depict work that needs to be done in skepticism and frustration.

Chapter 6: Encrypting The Hidden Vibrations Of Your Birth Date As we have learned, all the numbers relating to us have a special vibration, energy, and meaning, so it only makes sense that the most important of those numbers would be our birth date numbers. We were born on specific days in specific months in specific years for a reason – all of these things are part of the cosmic force that aids us in embodying our own path. There are quite a few things that we can determine using our birth date numbers. When we look at all of them together, this is called our Life Path Number (sometimes called the Destiny Number). It carries the most weight out of all the numbers associated with you, as it shows us our life’s mission – what the universe has planned for us from our interests, our career, the experiences we enjoy, the people we attract, and the potential we have. An interesting note to think about is that the influence that the Life Path Number carries is typically more influential after we turn 35. There are 11 Life Path Numbers that one can have, and you will find their descriptions below. One: these individuals tend to believe in themselves and stand strong on their own. They are pioneers and leaders, believing in their potential and ideas. They are unique and have no problem following their own path in life, regardless of the rules that seem to control others. This does not mean that it will come without a fight, so it is important for them to stick

to their goals and remain nonconformist. Two: these individuals typically find that their destiny reveals itself in their relationships with other people. This means that they are typically the peacemakers and diplomats, cautious, persistent, and subtle in how they accomplish their goals. These people flourish in team settings with individuals strong of will. They are at their best when working patiently and with details. Three: these individuals will find their destiny while developing communication and social graces. They inspire others easily and often impress others, leading to success in their lives. By using their charisma, charm, creativity, and artistic nature with their words, they will find success. They thrive in versatility and not allowing that versatility to disperse or disrupt their energy. Four: these individuals come to their destiny through their work ethic, conscientious labor, and self-discipline. They thrive in situations where they can come up with a logical solution dealing with facts instead of opinions. They are often known as people who are effective at getting a job done efficiently. Using hard work, routine, practicality, dependability, and service will lead to their success. Five: these individual’s destiny is to revel and learn from the experiences and changes that spring forth in their lives. They go with the flow and must learn to work with and utilize the freedom they have. These people will find success when they do not tie themselves to too many responsibilities, as they run the risk of becoming frustrated or bored. They find success in grabbing opportunities as they present themselves. Six: these individuals find their destiny in the servitude of others, including the welfare and responsibility for others. This can be either in the workplace or domestically, but they are to lead a group, making them

productive and unified. They do best, empowering those who are weaker, nurturing them and putting their interests before one’s own. They find their success through strength and guidance. Seven: these individuals will find their destiny in searching for the spiritual and mental – the meaning of life. Solitude is an important aspect for these people, as it is necessary for development in these areas. Social relationships that are superficial do not mix well with these individuals, along with heavy burdens from familial relationships. Working and/ or studying science or philosophy will lead to success. Eight: these individuals will find their destiny in commercialism so long as they are profit-oriented and hardworking. They are born leaders, having a vision, attracting power, and a strong ability to manipulate things and people to their advantage. They will find success in learning how to profit from situations by gaining allies in powerful places. Nine: these individuals will find their destiny in advancing the level of human consciousness and understanding. They will find success in working on artistic pursuits as it will allow them to express and communicate universal truths. They will do well with experiencing emotional contact with many people and tend to view the world in a nonjudgmental, unprejudiced, broad, and philosophical way. They will find they inspire others. Master Number Eleven (2): these individuals have a special and unique destiny. They have a great possibility of influencing many people and potentially even garnering fame in the process. They are blessed with a strong sense of intuition, which, when cultivated, can lead to inspiring others. The downside, though, is that they can feel off balance. They will find success in finding a middle ground between practicality and idealism. It can be easier to first focus on the lower vibration of the

number 2 (11 reduced) to manage the full potential of this master number. Master Number Twenty-Two (4): these individuals have a special and unique destiny. They have the potential for a massive amount of influence and power that they will have to handle carefully. These individuals can cause either great destruction or great creativity. They must learn to act in the interest of others, garnering their resources for the good instead of bad. They will find success in impacting the world by focusing on their vision and bringing transformation.

Finding Your Life Path Number To find your own Life Path Number, you will need the day, month, and year of your birth. You will then add together and reduce all of those numbers to a single-digit number unless it is one of the 2 master numbers (11 or 22).

Examples Let us say that our subject’s birthday is July 5th, 1986. 1. 07/05/1986 2. First, we would reduce the year. 1. 1 + 9 + 8 + 6 = 24 3. Then, we would add that to the month and day. 1. 24 + 7 + 5 = 36 2. 3 + 6 = 9 4. The Life Path Number for this individual would be 9. Let us say that our next example has a birthday on December 29th, 1953. 1. 12/29/1953 2. First, we would reduce the year. 1. 1 + 9 + 5 + 3 = 18 3. Then, we would add that to the month and day. 1. 18 + 1 + 2 + 2 + 9 = 32 2. 3 + 2 = 5 4. The Life Path Number for this individual would be 5. Let us say that our final example has a birthday on November 5th, 1986. 1. 11/05/1986

2. First, we would reduce the year. 1. 1 + 9 + 8 + 6 = 24 3. Then, we would add that to the month and day. 1. 24 + 1 + 1 + 5 = 31 2. 3 + 1 = 4 4. This individual’s Life Path Number would be 4. For our final example, let us say our subject’s birthday is August 4th, 1961. 1. 08/04/1961 2. First, we would reduce the year. 1. 1 + 9 + 6 + 1 = 17 3. Then, we would add that to the month and day. 1. 17 + 8 + 4 = 29 2. 2 + 9 = 11 4. Since 11 is a master number, we do not reduce further than this, meaning this individual’s Life Path Number is 11.

Day of Birth Number The day that we were born on can give us a general overview of our nature and how we view ourselves. If you remember, when we covered birth charts for Astrology, the Sun was the most important, while the moon was secondary. This is the same as the Life Path Number and Day of Birth Number. It can give us a good insight into our early life, along with the abilities, talents, and tools we were born with. The Day of Birth Number also helps us determine our career. An interesting thing to note is that this number has the most influence between the ages of 28 and 56. Some Numerologists evaluate both the complete number and its reduced version (the 15th could also be 6), but the most accurate description will always come from the full day. Below you will find an explanation for all 31 Day of Birth Numbers. 1. These individuals are typically the center of attention with a dynamic personality. Choosing an artistic career can bring success to these people, as it will enable them to follow their interests creatively. Another avenue is working with pets or children to learn about their more emotional/ sensitive side. They will find success working alone or in leadership as they prefer things their way. 2. These individuals tend to relate on an emotional level rather than an intellectual one, as they have a skilled sense of intuition. They typically find success in politics, management, or other service-related fields, as they do best watching over others. They prefer working with others closely. 3. These individuals are very tolerant and understanding of those different than themselves. Because of this, they assimilate well to more complex problems, and they often pass this ability along to others. They find

success in careers involving theology, education, travel, publishing, and/ or finance. 4. These individuals are generally high energy and find success when they harness and direct that energy into their goals. They enjoy free reign in their work-life and enjoy taking credit for their own accomplishments as they prefer to be in charge, not enjoying team activities unless they are the leader. 5. These individuals prefer exploring new ideas in an analytical way, as they are very curious. They do well in jobs where they can be of service or think quickly – therapy, administration, computing, or accounting. 6. These individuals make friends with ease, leading them to be diplomatic and develop strong relationships. They find success in jobs that allow them to express a love of music or art or makes them capable of working closely with others, like as a consultant, solicitor, representative, or advisor. 7. These individuals have strong ideals and run the risk of feeling disappointed when others do not live up to their expectations. They will find success in careers revolving around pharmaceuticals, medicine, or cosmetics as their sensitivity can often be channeled through their intuitive abilities. 8. These individuals honor commitments they have and are typically more serious than others, which can lead them to be seen as somber by those around them. They will find success in a business environment that allows them to use their organizational skills. 9. These individuals are highly non-conventional, independent thinkers who do well in up and coming jobs like aerospace, television, or information technology. 10. These individuals are intense, giving them an edge at accomplishing

their goals. They are generally happy people but are prone to extreme swings in emotion. They will find success in quality assurance, medicine, or espionage positions. 11. These individuals are somewhat empathetic, easily able to feel other’s emotions, but this can lead to them taking those emotions on as their own. They easily care and help others, so professions involving retail, counseling, or retail will be best. They will find success in any area involving public work. 12. These individuals are often the go-to for project completion. They possess a natural wisdom that most people are not aware of as they do not brag. They will find success in work like mediating, teachings, sales, or counseling. 13. These individuals always finish projects. They are intensely persuasive and easily intimidate others who are not as confident. They are typically loners with exceptional organizational skills. They will find success in jobs like pensions, farming, architecture, and project management. 14. These individuals are very methodical, choosing to often work alone. Even when they work in teams, they will find ways to work alone. They will find success in careers involving complex management. 15. These individuals are able to easily communicate with those from different backgrounds, have a sunny disposition, and are very diplomatic. They will find success in most careers but will be exceptional in careers revolving around beauty, physical therapy, or banking. 16. These individuals often go against the grain and are very idealistic. They work towards changing the system and would find success in jobs working around water – fishing, shipping, or leisure industries.

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These individuals gain most of their education through life lessons and have a sympathetic disposition. They can put themselves in others’ shoes easily and find success in sales or management. 18. These individuals use their intuition to find success. They often work well with others and inspire motivation in those they work with. They do well in jobs that require problem-solving and management change. 19. These individuals tend to be rather egocentric in their approach to life. Because of this, they like to be in the center of everything, making things happen, and discovering new technology. They do well in professions like television, telecommunications, and information technology. 20. These individuals can have widely swinging emotions relating to others but are caring individuals. It will be important that they work on balancing those wide ranges of emotions. They will find success in work involving caring for others, like counseling, childcare, homemaking, or nursing. 21. These individuals take care to pay attention to the way relationships between a group of people affect them. They are level-headed and trustworthy when finishing projects. They will find success in speculative ventures in financial nature, advisory, and publishing professions. 22. These individuals are typically psychically inclined with strong intuitive skills that help them advance in their workplace. They put a great deal of energy into their personal relationships, making them successful in positions in homemaking, architecture, and anything requiring organizational prowess. 23. These individuals question everything and are very analytical. They easily communicate with those from different backgrounds, making

them great mediators. They will find success in programming, accounting, or analyzing. 24. These individuals have strong personalities that others can find forceful. They are great at getting what they want out of life and form many relationships in their lives. They succeed in jobs like paralegal, litigator, and anything in the executive profession. 25. These individuals are very spiritual, but only show this side to their close friends. They are fairly philosophical, making them successful in jobs like counseling, advising, or healing. 26. These individuals encountered responsibility early on, making them more serious than their peers. They need to put a lot of work into personal relationships and can find it difficult to maintain a romantic relationship. They are organized and hardworking and will do well in managerial or supervisory positions. 27. These individuals often switch opinions, but they come up with many unique ideas and are very intelligent. They often surround themselves with people who are older, as they can be seen as eccentric by those younger. They will find success in telecommunication, science, or research positions. 28. These individuals like to be the center of attention at work, though they can feel insecure in the face of those who may have more skill. They are hardworking and work well with others. They will find success in areas working with animals, children, tourism, or anything involving creativity. 29. These individuals are great at caring for others. They often have very successful professional careers, but their private life can be full of ups and downs. They find success in most fields. 30. These individuals tend to know a lot on multiple topics, and they put

a lot of importance on education. They will find success in academia, publishing, travel, or athletics. 31. These individuals are often leaders because others sense their inner confidence and strength. They have many friends, but often prefer to be on their own, making them successful in leadership and research roles.

The month of Birth Number You can determine quite a bit about your character and the influence younger years will have on you from looking at the number of the month you were born in. an interesting thing to note is that your Month of Birth Number is most influential between the ages of 28 and 56. There are 12 Birth Month Numbers, and you can find their descriptions below. 1. January: these individuals tend to be independent, uncaring of other’s opinions while forming their own. They are born leaders who are good at taking other’s thoughts into account to maintain harmony. They enjoy jobs that allow them freedom and creative flair. 2. February: these individuals have good intuition and value close relationships. They are rather sensitive to the words of others and gain a lot of their traits from the women in their lives. 3. March: these individuals are pretty lucky, often finding themselves in the right place at the right time. They are good at managing money and live a better quality of life than those on budgets equal to them. They have a full social life but should be wary of depressive tendencies. 4. April: these individuals will use their self-control to achieve their goals. They have the ability to draw people in easily, so they have large friend circles. They are often leaders, but when they are stressed out, they tend to lash out at themselves instead of others. 5. May: these individuals do not often talk much, but they are very communicative in forms of writing and reading. They are dependable and respect authoritative figures, but prefer to pass the time in the pursuit of joy in the form of socializing with family and friends. 6. June: these individuals desire true connection but can often lack those

because of outside interference. They can get jealous of those they feel are competition and may even spread rumors to benefit their career. 7. July: these individuals are sincere, often attracting others because they are great listeners. They feel most comfortable at home and work hard in familial relationships. They can be rather emotional when feeling poorly, though. 8. August: these individuals are highly dependable and responsible. They are usually the organizers. They strive for satisfying romances, friendships, animals, and children to share their life with. They seem to be able to deal with all situations. 9. September: these individuals often have lives that change quickly and unexpectedly, so having money set aside for these rainier days is advisable. They are typically busy by choice and enjoy responsibilities that make the day go by faster. 10. October: these individuals are considered lucky and are a higher vibration than number 1. Once they have made a decision, they are very focused on achieving it. They are mostly pleasant but do have a dark side that only their friends are aware of. 11. November: these individuals are very intuitive and at a higher vibration than number 2. They often take on the emotions of others and put a lot of value on relationships with family and friends. 12. December: these individuals have a very philosophical outlook on the world and are a higher vibration of number 3. They keep a balanced and stable life under any circumstances and have a large group of friends. They have very good luck with money, so they often find success in investments, work, and/ or inheritance.

Year of Birth Number Your year of the birth number shows you the big picture of what theme you are working towards in this life. You can see your experiences, niches, and obligations that will help form you. You can also determine your compatibility with other people using your Year of Birth Number. In order to find your Year of Birth Number, you add together all the numbers of your birth year, reducing it down to a single-digit number. So, if you were born in 1992 you would add 1 + 9 + 9 + 2 = 21 and then 2 + 1 = 3 giving you number 3 as your Year of Birth Number. The following are the descriptions of the 9 Year of Birth Numbers. 1. These individuals enjoy being in the middle of everything and truly bask in the spotlight. They are typically happy people who have a large group of friends. 2. These individuals are very family-oriented. They do best working at home – farming, homemaking, or teleworking. They surround themselves with people who do well with their domestic lifestyle. 3. These individuals value education and travel heavily. They enrich their lives by speaking multiple languages, traveling to multiple places, and reading everything they can get their hands on. 4. These individuals are very energetic and adventurous, putting a lot of energy into activities they enjoy and the goals that they have. 5. These individuals are great communicators with a large friend group. They easily influence others and are very articulate with their diverse group of friends. 6. These individuals are generally happy, enjoying the arts – dance, music, theatre, etc. – and place a lot of value on friendships.

7. These individuals can often have chronic sicknesses, so health is of great importance to them. They are very intuitive and sensitive, making them very susceptible to other opinions and words. 8. These individuals are usually more serious, unamused by things that often make others happy. They are very responsible and practical, gaining most life experience through work. They are strong, independent people. 9. These individuals often have mood swings and lose interest in projects easily. They enjoy studying spirituality and strive to live a balanced life.

Your Attitude Number Your attitude number is akin to the Day of Birth Number, as it gives a brief insight into your nature generally. The difference, though, is that your Attitude Number shows attributes that have been acquired and are changeable. Your Attitude Number shows you how other people first perceive you, how you act in certain situations based on learned behavior, and whether it is compatible with your Life Path Number – because not everyone’s is. In this case, one must take care to not attract those that only click with their Attitude Number. To find your Attitude Number one needs to add their day of birth and month of birth together. For example, if your birthday were July 5th, you would add 0 + 7 + 0 + 5 = 12 and then 1 + 2 = 3 in order to reduce it, meaning that your Attitude Number is 3. Below you will find the descriptions of each of the 9 Attitude Numbers. 1. These individuals do not like asking others for help, as they often have problems with their self-esteem. They are entirely self-motivated, but often need praise from those around them. 2. These individuals are very observant, easy-going people. They are often psychic or very intuitive, in touch with the metaphysical part of life. 3. These individuals have a strong sense of humor and are very charismatic. They are almost always in a good mood and seem to stay ‘forever young’, but if they are in a foul mood, they are no fun to be around. 4. These individuals are generally quiet thinkers. They are often teachers

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and have no issue making others see all sides of a dilemma. These individuals are often experiencing new things, never one to stay still for long. They are fueled my excitement and adventure and are likely to be the center of any party. These individuals are very nurturing. They often take charge, firm in their own opinions and beliefs. They usually attract people and have no problem caring for others. These individuals are highly introspective, making it difficult for others to know what they are feeling or thinking. They are very observant even though they do not put much effort into relationships. These individuals are very money-focused. They are good providers, often financially secure. They can be rather blunt, so focusing on the good in life is important. These individuals are leaders, doing their job, and everyone else’s along the way. They need to have boundaries. Otherwise, they will end up exhausted and depleted.

Chapter 7: Encrypting The Hidden Vibrations Of Your Name Your name can give you a plethora of information – your Name Number, Expression Number, Personality Number, Soul Urge Number, Family Number, Maturity Number, Karmic Lessons Number, and more. This is because our name, like everything else, carries vibrations. We are innately connected to our name, and therefore the vibrations that come from it. Other people notice the message that our name vibration carries with it, and for ourselves, it shows us the essence of what we need to realize in our lives. We determine all these different numbers by converting our names into numbers with the Pythagorean Numerology Table that we have used in previous chapters. The Chaldean Numerology Table can also be used depending on preference.

Name Numbers There are quite a few Name Numbers, but 3 are the most important: the Personality Number, Expression Number, and Soul Urge Number. Personality Number This is the sum of all consonants in a name and shows the characteristics that get projected to others. Simply, this is how others perceive you. Expression Number This is the sum of all the letters in your name and shows your abilities, talents, and life direction in general. Soul Urge Number This is the sum of all vowels in a name and shows your soul’s deepest desire. There are other less important numbers that your name can also decipher: Family Number This is the sum of all letters in the last name and shows the general family energy. Karmic Lessons Number This is actually the numbers that are missing from your name and show the areas that could be lacking in our personality or life. First Letter in Name This is a clarifier for our Expression Number, as the first letter of our name carries greater weight than the others. First Vowel in Name This is the first vowel in our given name and shows us more information about underlying motivations and emotional natures.

Maturity Number This is the sum of our birth name and birthdate (Expression Number and Life Path Number) and shows us how those two energies work together to determine the purpose of our life. For most of these Name Numbers, we use our full name. To do this, we calculate the converted numbers for each letter of our name using either the Pythagorean or Chaldean Table.

Personality Number This is the number that shows us how others view us. We find this by adding together all the consonants in our name to determine the face we put on for the world. This number is also a personification of fantasies we create, and if we put enough energy into them, they can become a reality. Our Personality Number can also show us some strengths and talents we have through the eyes of others. To find this number, we add all the consonants of our first, middle, and last name together. Once this number has been reduced to a single-digit (unless it is one of the 2 master numbers 11 or 22), we have our Personality Number. For example, let us use the name Andre Marcus Flint. The conversion for Andre, using just consonants, would be: 5 + 4 + 9 = 18 The conversion for Marcus, using just consonants, would be: 4 + 9 + 3 + 1 = 17 The conversion for Flint, using just consonants, would be: 6 + 3 + 5 + 2 = 16 We would then add 18 + 17 + 16 = 51 To reduce this number, we would add 5 + 1 = 6 Andre’s Personality Number is 6. The description for each of the 11 Personality Numbers can be found below. One: these individuals have big dreams, often choosing to be trendsetters who are very independent. They are effective and forceful, always wanting to be the best. Two: these individuals’ idea of a perfect life is to be surrounded by

people who need and love them. They thrive on peaceful, harmonious situations and are loving, understanding, and patient. Three: these individuals dream of being center stage. They are charming, energetic, and witty, extremely aware of the image they project. They attract various people with their magnetic personalities. Four: these individuals are dependable, strong, and seem to always have a plan no matter the situation. They thrive in situations where they can use what they learned in past experiences. Five: these individuals seek out adventure, travel, and variety. It is their goal to see as much as they can, aiming to always be preoccupied. They thrive on the unexpected and on challenges. Six: these individuals envision themselves in a comfortable home that is welcoming and warm not only to themselves but everyone else. Personal relationships are of great value to them. Seven: these individuals focus heavily on meditation, striving to remove themselves from the insanity of the world to determine the meaning of everything – life, the universe, etc. Eight: these individuals value money and are typically powerful business people. They are charismatic and natural leaders, expecting exactly what they put out into relationships. Nine: these individuals are typically more emotional than most, holding a lot of love for the universe and in their personal lives. They often find themselves working for the betterment of humanity because of their compassion and vision. Master Number 11 (2): these individuals would love a way of life that is avant-garde and revolutionary. They often have dreams that others do not understand. They are often driven by a desire for fame, leading them to success in changing things with their ideas. They are a higher vibration

of Personality Number 2. Master Number 22 (4): these individuals long for power to change the world. They are magnetic and strive to make changes far beyond their immediate environment. They are a higher vibration of Personality Number 4.

Expression Number This number not only shows who we will be in life but also who we are. Our Expression Number shows us how we react to situations automatically. It is our natural career potential and talents and determines how we deal with the world. This number also determines the kinds of people we draw to us because people are generally drawn to those with an Expression Number that they themselves are lacking. Living up to the full potential of one’s Expression Number is not easy, but it should be the goal once our core numbers have been balanced. To determine this number, we add all the letters of our first, middle, and last name together. After we have reduced the sum to a single-digit number (unless it is one of the master numbers), we have our Expression Number. Using the same example from above, Andre Marcus Flint, we would do the following: The conversion for Andre would be: 1 + 5 + 4 + 9 + 5 = 24 The conversion for Marcus would be: 4 + 1 + 9 + 3 + 3 + 1 = 21 The conversion for Flint would be: 6 + 3 + 9 + 5 + 2 = 25 We would then add 24 + 21 + 25 = 70 To reduce this number, we would add 7 + 0 = 7 Andre’s Expression Number is 7. Below you will find the descriptions for each of the 11 Expression Numbers. One: these individuals are highly independent, dependable, self-reliant, and natural leaders. They often take charge and succeed in most arts and business – or anything where they can have free reign. They are direct

and effective. Two: these individuals are emotionally sensitive, making them natural mediators and peacekeepers. They inspire patience and tolerance in others and enjoy going with the crowd. Three: these individuals are optimistic, outgoing, charming, ambitious, and socially adept. They handle people of different backgrounds with ease and are very versatile. Four: these individuals are hard workers who devise systems, love organization, and work well with their hands. They find the most success in working in situations where they can see immediate results. Five: these individuals find ease fitting in with multiple groups of people because of their life experiences and well-traveled nature. They are unpredictable and daring, able to handle any situation even if they are a bit unreliable. Six: these individuals are great counselors, dealing with the issues of others with ease because of their logical, moral outlook on life. They do well in service-oriented jobs because of their natural instinct to protect others. Seven: these individuals are the analyzers. They investigate life’s dynamics and search for meaning whenever they can. They can be seen as aloof and are constantly striving for perfection, which can lead to frustration. Eight: these individuals are organizers, leaders, achievers, and opportunists. They have the stamina and resolve to get what they put their mind to and set their sights on. Nine: these individuals are understanding and compassionate by nature, striving to be universe-oriented. They are highly artistic, romantic, and can have wildly swinging emotions. They work well in jobs that utilize

their emotional and artistic skills. Master Number 11 (2): these individuals are great thinkers with great vision and intuition. They can easily create harmonious situations with others but sometimes struggle to maintain that same balance within their own lives. They are a higher vibration of Expression Number 2. Master Number 22 (4): these individuals have great potential to achieve things on a rather massive scale. They easily inspire, conceive, and organize large scale plans. They are creative visionaries with practical and analytical minds. They are a higher vibration of Expression Number 4.

Soul Urge Number Our Soul Urge Number shows us what motivations influence the choices we make in life, along with what we truly want out of life. This number encompasses our passions and dreams. Using one’s Soul Urge Number, one can associate with their intuition to determine their heart’s desires. In order to find one’s Soul Urge Number, we add together all the vowels of the first, middle, and last name. The reduced, single-digit number is the Soul Urge Number. Using the same example from the previous sections, Andre Marcus Flint: The conversion for Andre, using only vowels, would be: 1 + 5 = 6 The conversion for Marcus, using only vowels, would be: 1 + 3 = 4 The conversion for Flint, using only vowels, would be 9 We would then add: 6 + 4 + 9 = 19 To reduce this into a single-digit, we would do: 1 + 9 = 10 1+0=1 Andre’s Soul Urge number is 1. Below you will find the descriptions for the 11 Soul Urge Numbers: One: these individuals are most comfortable when they are in control, leading the pack. They tend to be impatient, wanting to explore more projects than they actually have time for. Two: these individuals work best if they follow other’s ideas, love to work in groups, and find success in peaceful, harmonious situations. Three: these individuals are typically the center of attention. They

thrive on excitement, self-expression, and communication. Their emotions do change rather rapidly, but they are never down for too long. Four: these individuals value practicality, rules, and order. They are straightforward, honest, and to the point. They are loyal and take pride in their work, but can become narrow-minded. Five: these individuals thrive in new situations where they have the freedom to do as they like. They do well traveling and searching out new experiences. They are sensual, adventurous, and stimulus hungry. Six: these individuals desire harmonious situations and being able to help, guide, and strengthen others. They are artistic and emotional but must take care not to let that emotion influence their judgment. Seven: these individuals require meditation, peace, and time for study. They prefer to have opportunities to come to them, enjoying solitude more than constantly being around people. Eight: these individuals thrive in commerce, are very businessminded, and work well with money. They thrive in punctuality and organization and are often successful in matters of finance. Nine: these individuals yearn for knowledge they can share with others. They are always learning, striving to understand as much about the world as they can. Master Number 11 (2): these individuals have the potential to be incredibly creative, with great ideals and vision. They need to be wary of becoming too idealistic. They are a higher vibration of Soul Urge Number 2. Master Number 22 (4): these individuals are good at coming up

with plans to better the world. They work with thought and turn it into action, having a real impact on the future. They are a higher vibration of Soul Urge Number 4.

Family Number Your Family Number shows patterns we have inherited over generations. Knowing our Family Number allows us to accept or overcome struggles that those beliefs and values may pose. In order to find your Family Number, add together all numerical values for your last name. The reduced, single-digit number is the Family Number. Using our example, Andre Marcus Flint, we would have: The conversion for Flint would be: 6 + 3 + 9 + 5 + 2 = 25 Reducing this to a single-digit number would be 2 + 5 = 7. Andre’s Family Number is 7. Below you will find a list of descriptions for the 9 Family Numbers. 1. These families put a lot of value on achievement and leadership, often encouraging younger generations to follow in the older generation's footsteps. If these individuals grow up in positive environments, they will learn to be independent. If they grow up in negative environments, they will grow to be arrogant. 2. These families are typically quiet, cooperative, cleanly, detail-oriented, and refined. In a positive environment, diplomacy and peace will form emotional security, while being in a negative environment will breed muddled value systems. 3. These families are enthusiastic and optimistic. In positive environments, the family will encourage ambitions, while in a negative environment, the family will be impatient and accomplish little. 4. These families are fairly eccentric. In positive environments, they will

learn reliability, practicality, and loyalty to family, which often leads them to mechanical fields. In a negative environment, they tend to be rigid and moody. 5. These families tend to have physically attractive offspring with a wide variety of temperaments. In positive environments, they will foster adventurousness, a willingness for change, and a love of travel. In negative environments, there is typically a broken home, financial trouble, and emotional turmoil. 6. These families put a lot of value on home life and community. They generally have talents musical and are gifted physically. In a positive environment, they foster comfort, service, and security. In negative environments, they tend to place too much value on the opinions of others. 7. These families value spiritual wisdom and can seem mysterious and odd to others. In positive environments, they are self-sufficient and wellgrounded. In negative environments, they can feel emotionally detached from their family members. 8. These families value practicality and hard work. In negative environments, they can end up extremely serious and materialistic. In positive environments, they learn money management, judgment, and teamwork. 9. These families look at life and how they fit into it as a whole. In positive environments, they often devote themselves to service work. In negative environments, they can fall prey to grand dreams.

Karmic Lessons Number Your Karmic Lessons Number shows you the spots in your personality and life that could be lacking. If we do not acknowledge those lacking areas in our life, we can make things more difficult for ourselves. In order to find this number, you convert the letters in your name to numbers and then find the numbers that you are missing. Using the example from above, Andre Marcus Flint, we would have the following: Andre: 1, 5, 4, 9, 5 Marcus: 4, 1, 9, 3, 3, 1 Flint: 6, 3, 9, 2 The two missing numbers are 7 and 8. Andre’s Karmic Lesson Numbers would be 7 and 8. Below you will find a list of the descriptions of each Karmic Lesson Number, including what it means to not have any. One: these individuals lack ambition and are indecisive. They have to learn to take charge of their life. Two: these individuals are overly sensitive and lack patience. They have to learn to get along with others. Three: these individuals struggle to express themselves and lack self-confidence. They have to learn to deal with their inhibitions. Four: these individuals lack concentration and focus and can be lazy. They have to learn to strengthen their discipline. Five: these individuals lack compassion and are afraid of change. They have to learn to find strengths within themselves.

Six: these individuals lack relationships of a meaningful nature. They have to learn to value close ties with friends and family. Seven: these individuals typically fear many things that have anxiety. They have to learn to work on their spirituality and intellect. Eight: these individuals lack good judgment. They have to learn to be responsibly powerful and value money. Nine: these individuals lack emotional connections with themselves and others. They have to learn to let others in and not fear what they are feeling. Zero: these individuals are balanced in a way that allows them to service the world effectively. These individuals are rare.

First Letter in Name This letter gives more depth to the Expression Number. The first letter of one’s name holds more power than the other letters and influences our character. Below you will find a description of the alphabet. A: enthusiastic, vitality, irritable, traveler, inspiring. B: adaptable, problem solver, detail-oriented, generous, suborn C: not detail-oriented, understanding, intelligent, impulsive D: good judgment, forceful, brusque, patient, fearless E: timid, selfish, secretive, diplomacy, intelligent, versatile, imaginative F: prideful, superstitious, team player, artistic, talented, intelligent G: morbid, indifferent, real, nature-loving, reasonable H: artistic, happy, critical, tendency to brag I: inconsistency, idealistic, sensual, clever, talented J: eloquent, intuitive, gifted, inventiveness K: independent, controlling, discrete, moderate L: thoughtful, talented, jealous M: materialistic, indulgent, respectful N: indecisive, impulsive, talented O: consistent, selfish, active, devoted, idealistic P: artistic, practical, attractive, intelligent Q: reasonable, clever, humanitarian, realistic R: persuasive, evasive, financially-minded, inventive S: talented, lucky, enchanting, prosperous, versatile, fearless, visionary, disorganized T: imaginative, nervous, restless, likes companionship, metaphysically interested, impulsive,

U: prideful of achievements, versatile, boastful, family-oriented V: unorthodox, artistic, melancholy, introspective, scientific, practical W: indolent, business savvy, original, sympathetic, innovative X: realistic, talented, artistic, center of attention Y: aggressive, fighter, courageous, Z: idealistic, prideful, calculating, confident

First Vowel in Name This letter gives us more information about our motivations and emotional nature. It mitigates the strength of our Soul Urge Number and shows others further insight into ourselves. Below you will find a description of all vowels (including W and Y). A: daring, courageous, warrior spirit, impulsive, flair E: restless, changeable, active, need for freedom, optimistic, humorous I: compassionate, humanitarian, generous, insightful, encouraging, inspiring O: responsible, sympathetic, supportive, loyal, stable, comforting U: joyous, lucky, confident, strong faith, talented, artistic W: energetic, restless, domineering, changeable, powerful, free Y: introspective, curious, bookworm, curious, self-aware, wise

Maturity Number This number is the sum of our birth name (Expression Number) and birthdate (Life Path Number) and shows us what our life goal could be. It shows our dreams, opportunities, happiness, and satisfaction. An interesting note is that the Maturity Number’s influence and energy gradually grows and does not surface until our 30s or 40s. Using our example from earlier, Andre Marcus Flint, we will add together the Expression Number and Life Path Number to get his Maturity Number. Let us say that Andre was born on August 3rd, 1985. 1. To find his Life Path Number, we would simply add together and reduce his birth date. The only time we would not reduce is if our compound number was one of the master numbers (11 or 22). 2. 0 + 8 + 0 + 3 + 1 + 9 + 8 + 5 = 34 3. 3 + 4 = 7 4. Andre’s Life Path Number would be 7. We know from the earlier section that Andre’s Expression Number is 7. So, to find his Maturity Number we would add 7 + 7 = 14 1. We would reduce that as 1 + 4 = 5 Andre’s Maturity Number is 5. Below you will find the descriptions for each of the 11 Maturity Numbers. One: these individuals thrive when they can live with courage and originality. They are fast-moving and unique. They have to have their freedom. They enjoy challenges and are confident. Two: these individuals are reconcilers. They enjoy being part of a

team and enjoy being out of the spotlight. They are diplomatic and tactful. Three: these individuals pursue pleasure, beauty, self-expression, and love. They are imaginative, talented, and good with their words. Four: these individuals build stability and order into the world. They are precise, dependable, and thoughtful. They are logical, grounded, and honest. Five: these individuals value change, versatility, freedom, and new experiences. They are unpredictable, unconventional, jokesters who are impulsive and talkative. Six: these individuals crave balance and harmony. They are natural nurturers who are dependable, loyal, and conscientious. Friends and familial relationships are very important to them. Seven: these individuals strive for perfection and knowledge. They are curious, probing, quiet, and intelligent. They are interested in the inner far more than the outer. Eight: these individuals aim for financial power, achievement, ambition, and leadership. They are organized, concentrated, focused, and civic-minded. Nine: these individuals are humanitarians. They are visionaries, emotional, compassionate, magnetic, and influential. Master Number 11 (2): these individuals are visionary, intuitive, emotionally intelligent, and artistic. They are a higher vibration of Maturity Number 2. Master Number 22 (4): these individuals are inventive, visionary, inspirational, inventive, thoughtful, and stable. They are a higher vibration of Maturity Number 4.

Chapter 8: Harnessing The Universal Law Of Cycles To Foresee Your Future Cycle Numbers, also known as Life Cycles, are 3 numbers that encompass the three main stages of life. These numbers are always moving – yearly, monthly, and daily, in 9-year cycles. Whenever these cycles change, they change the way we feel and think, meaning our decisions change. Each cycle unearths different characteristics and qualities, along with revealing the past and present so that we can shed light on those activities. There are 2 categories of Cycle Numbers – Personal Cycle Numbers and Universal Cycle Numbers.

Personal Cycle Numbers Based on our date of birth, the influence these numbers hold is personal to us. There are 6 Personal Cycle Numbers: Life Cycle, Life Challenges, Pinnacles, Personal Year, Personal Month, and Personal Days. Life Cycle, Life Challenges, and Pinnacles These 3 numbers show long-term life trends, making them the most important when doing an analysis. Life Cycle These numbers represent 3 main points in our lives. The First Life Cycle encompasses our early life up to roughly 30 years old. To calculate this number, we simply add together and reduce the total of our birth month. The Second Life Cycle encompasses the middle step in life where our talents and individuality arise. This cycle begins in the early/mid-30s until roughly 50. To calculate this number, we simply add together and reduce the total of our day of birth. The Third/ Final Life Cycle encompasses the remainder of life. It is when we have the most confidence in our self-expression and makes the wisest decisions. To calculate this number, we simply add together and reduce the total of our birth year. Below you will find the descriptions for each of the 11 Life-Cycle Numbers for each of the 3 Cycles. First Life Cycle

One: in seeking independence, they are often considered difficult and are in constant conflict with authority. Alternatively, they may be forced into independence too early. The goal is to gracefully stand independently. Two: these individuals are emotional and sensitive in their youth, with a strong urge to please. They thrive in situations where guidance is loving and peaceful. The goal is to channel those nervous emotions into art. Three: these individuals often go to extremes to express themselves in their youth. They love socializing, being around others, and fun activities. The goal is to channel this abundance of energy into the arts – drama, music, etc. Four: instead of being typically playful and carefree, they have a more serious outlook. They work hard, are tolerant of routine, and self-disciplined. This pays off in later years, as they have a solid foundation. The goal is to work with their hands and develop their emotional self when the time is right. Five: these individuals love to learn, but bore easily and seem to struggle to integrate into a very structured life. The goal is not to let this curious nature lead them to overindulge. Six: these individuals are most comfortable at home and enjoy the sheltered life. They require reassurance often and worry quite a lot. The goal is not to let family responsibilities and duties restrict them. Seven: peace and quiet are important in youth, allowing for the building of inner resources. They thrive when given the ability to dream, think, express artistically, and read, so it could be difficult for others to understand them. The goal is to embrace the world

within themselves that they crafted. Eight: these individuals tend to amass money, power, or other material goods at an early age. They can be oblivious (or uncaring) of the effect they have on others. The goal is to find good guides to steer them in the correct direction. Nine: these individuals can have a hard time, as this vibration is rather heavy for those younger to handle. They are often expected to be selfless and have to deal with instability and change. The goal is to channel those feelings into something positive – art, education, etc. Eleven: very few young people live on this vibration, typically staying at the lower vibration of 2 for this number. If they do, however, live on 11, they have a massive potential for creativity. The goal is to release nervous tensions through artistic/ creative means. Twenty-two: very few young people live on this vibration, typically staying at the lower vibration of 4. They are hardworking in their youth, having the potential to do massive humanitarian acts through leadership. The goal is to learn self-discipline, stability, and tolerance. Second Life Cycle One: allows for true independence, strong work on selfdevelopment, and a great time for business ventures. There can be problems within relationships if the need for independence is not understood. Two: success comes through cooperation, helping others, attending to details, and putting themselves second. They will find success in working on relationships in their lives.

Three: happiness during these years comes from being social, expressing themselves through artistic ventures like music, art, words, etc., and their own self-realization. Four: productivity is guaranteed if their work ethic takes charge. They can build strong foundations for their future by being disciplined, conscientious, and organized. Five: this is the best time for travel, variety, and change. They can break from old routines, live in the moment, and learn to adapt. Six: this is the time for putting down roots and creating a comfortable home environment. Their responsibility for others is important, as they will depend on them. Seven: these years are filled with analysis and probing for answers. They have a need to understand not only themselves but the world around them. Eight: garnering power and wealth are paramount, so business success is common. They are able to influence their surroundings to achieve wanted results through planning and well-managed finances. Nine: emotional vibrations during this time will be strong, bringing a plethora of changes. Learning to find outlets to deal with these varying emotions is important. Personal relationships can suffer, so it is a time for selflessness and service to the community. Eleven: this period can bring great accomplishment spiritually or mentally if they focus on teaching, meditating, creating, and/ or specializing in something. It is not uncommon to sometimes function on the reduced vibration of 2. Twenty-two: this is a time for them to impact their environment by learning how to handle practical issues, but also issues for the world

at large. Nervousness can be common during this time, so putting the focus on the universal rather than personal matters is best at this time. It is not uncommon to sometimes function on the reduced vibration of 4. Third Life Cycle One: accomplishments are common if they are self-reliant and focus on new ideas. Two: peace and happiness are common, especially when surrounded by social interaction and developing relationships. Three: socializing, friendship and life pleasures are common during this time, as are discovering new talents artistically. Four: productivity and action are common, as is a job that is fulfilling and enjoyable – or freedom financially to do work for enjoyment. Five: action and activity are common, stimulation around every corner as they continue to travel and socialize with people from all different walks of life. Six: Their home is most important to these individuals during this final cycle. Seven: quiet reflection, searching for knowledge, and finding inner peace is paramount. This inner peace is their greatest strength. Eight: achieving goals, directing projects, and organizing others will bring success in these later years. Nine: changes tend to happen left and right, so pacing themselves is important. Achieving happiness is easiest through compassion, helping others, and tolerance. Eleven: they can either lead a life of reading, retirement, and contemplation or achieve the fame they have been working toward.

They often work with younger generations, inspiring their dreams and visions. Working on the lower vibration of 2 during this last cycle is not uncommon. Twenty-two: limitations are not an option; being in control and not letting others or themselves get in their way is paramount. They are big thinkers and are determined to realize their full potential.

Life Challenges There are 3 challenges that we all must face over the course of our life – 2 Minor Life Challenges that we face earlier on and 1 Major Life Challenge that we only learn to overcome later in life. It is common to think these problems come from outside of ourselves, but they stem from our underdeveloped or lacking traits/ skills. These Life Challenges are simply extremes of our own personality that need to be balanced out. There are not specific years or times for these challenges to arise, simply a rough timeframe. First Minor Life Challenge: during the First Life Cycle This is calculated by subtracting the month of birth and day of birth numbers and reducing them to a single-digit Second Minor Life Challenge: during Second Life Cycle This is calculated by subtracting the year of birth and day of birth numbers and reducing them to a single-digit Major Life Challenge: felt throughout life, but only worked on substantially during the Third Life Cycle This is calculated by subtracting the two Minor Life Challenges and reducing them to a single digit.

Pinnacles These are major life changes in one’s life that give us a stimulating direction and pace change. They are considered tests that we have to overcome before moving forward in our lives. There are 4 Pinnacles. First Pinnacle: character development The first transition happens between the late 20s and early 30s To calculate this number, we add the month and day of birth Second Pinnacle: influence over familial relationships The second transition happens around 40 To calculate this number, we add the year and day of birth Third Pinnacle: productivity and global awareness The third transition happens around 50 To calculate this number, we add the first two Pinnacles together. Fourth Pinnacle: spiritual understanding, opportunities, knowledge Final transitions happen around 60 To calculate this number, we add the year and month of birth Below you will find the descriptions for each of the 11 Pinnacle Numbers for each of the 4 Pinnacles. First Pinnacle One: develop their individuality

Two: work on being hurt less easily Three: artistic and social expansion Four: learn discipline and care in work Five: opportunity for travel, new lifestyles, and new ideas Six: handling responsibilities on the domestic front Seven: challenge of feeling isolated and lonely Eight: struggles financially Nine: dealing with intense emotions Eleven: high expectations and nervous tensions Twenty-two: substance building that could benefit others Second Pinnacle One: testing their ability to be individual and craft something on their own Two: testing their ability to work in a team with patience Three: testing their ability to expand artistically and socially Four: testing their ability to be realistic and practical Five: testing their ability to be enterprising and adventurous Six: testing their ability to handle domestic issues gracefully Seven: testing their ability to meditate, go inward, and study Eight: testing their ability to handle a business-like lifestyle Nine: testing their ability to serve people and the world Eleven: testing their ability to direct their opportunities and ideas toward the benefit of others Twenty-two: testing their ability to make their ideas manifest in the world Third Pinnacle One: the chance for individuality and creativity that sets them apart Two: the chance for success in business or marriage

Three: the chance to bring to fruition their powers of creativity and imagination Four: the chance to be productive and build solid foundations Five: the chance to determine how they deal with change and disruption Six: the chance to decide how to deal with responsibilities Seven: the chance to find out the meaning of everything – the universe, life, etc. Eight: the chance to reap what you have sown in earlier years in order to gain power and prosperity Nine: the chance to learn how to react in situations of loss Eleven: the chance for illumination, inspiration, and fame Twenty-two: the chance for gaining great rewards and wide influence Fourth Pinnacle One: the possibility of a legacy that is remembered after their passing Two: the possibility of true happiness in a partnership Three: the possibility of exploring new aspects of themselves, focusing more on the mental than the physical Four: the possibility of leaving a tangible legacy of achievement behind Five: the possibility of traveling, exploring new ideas, and going with the flow Six: the possibility of becoming set in their ways and discover their inner strength Seven: the possibility of reconnecting with their higher power Eight: the possibility of exercising financial power

Nine: the possibility of impersonal selflessness in regards to their outlook on life Eleven: the possibility of making a contribution to the world that is lasting Twenty-two: the possibility of manifesting their ideals to positively affect humanity

Personal Year This number defines the energies we feel though our different birthdays. It shows us what to expect for the year. To calculate one’s Personal Year Number, we add the month and day of birth along with the current year. Below you will find the descriptions of the 11 Personal Year Numbers. One: willingness to change, look toward the future, begin anew Two: cooperating with others, grow spiritually, emotional balance Three: giving, memories, family events Four: business, hard work, future planning Five: freedom, travel, personal care, creativity Six: familial ties, domestic responsibility, big decisions Seven: reflection, learning, retreat, inner change Eight: wisdom, independence, prosper, progress Nine: endings, releasing the old Eleven: searching for a soulmate, spiritual healing, forgiveness, channeling energy Twenty-two: service of others, financial security, charitable Personal Month This number influences our feelings and thoughts through a particular month. Like with most Personal Numbers, they come in 9 cycles. It shows new possibilities and changes This number coincides with one’s day of birth, so it begins and ends on that day, not the first and last of the month. To calculate this number, we add the month and day of birth with the present month and year.

Below you will find descriptions of each of the 11 Personal Month Numbers. One: a time for creating something new, starting relationships or projects Two: a time for finding balance, seeking out new friendships Three: a time for preparing, brainstorming Four: a time for activity, working, creating Five: a time for change, new responsibilities Six: a time for tranquility, peace, and domesticity Seven: time for yourself, intuition, inspiration Eight: a time for resources, finances, success, leadership Nine: a time for reorganizing, reconnecting, contemplating Eleven: a time for imagination, creativity Twenty-two: a time for ambitions, accomplishments, goals Personal Day Every day carries its own vibrations that affect our feelings and way of thinking. They show us how to act and what to expect from the upcoming days. These days begin and end in the hour that you were born, not at midnight. To calculate this number, we add the month and day of birth along with the present year, month, and day. Below you will find descriptions for each of the 11 Personal Day Numbers. One: new beginnings, groundwork, change Two: cooperative tasks, new partnerships Three: entertainment, artistic endeavors, relaxation Four: productive, busy, finance, chores

Five: activity, change, new opportunities Six: domestic focus, working on close relationships Seven: reminiscing, planning, evaluating, meditating Eight: activity, business ventures, challenges Nine: endings, changing positions/ situations, thinking on past and present Eleven: communication, ideas Twenty-two: success, achievement, fruition

Universal Cycle Numbers These numbers affect everyone and are based on the present calendar. There are 3 Universal Cycle Numbers: Universal Year, Universal Month, and Universal Day. Universal Year This number shows us what to expect for the year. It influences everyone and works in 9 cycles. The beginning and end of the Universal Year follow the normal calendar year. Shows us the challenges and opportunities we face. To calculate this number, we add together the digits of the current year. Below you will find a list of the 9 Universal Year Numbers. 1. New events, exploration, leadership, planning 2. Patience, development, diplomacy, cooperation 3. Communication, expression, creativity 4. Business, foundation building, detail work 5. Enthusiasm, speculation, freedom, restlessness 6. Nurturing, obligation, responsibility, harmony, family commitment 7. Examination, analysis, introspection 8. Evaluation, business prosperity, visionary, expansion 9. Endings, compassion, humanitarianism Universal Month This number affects everyone through the month, shifting urges and priorities. The cycles begin and end with each calendar month. To calculate one’s Universal Month Number, we add the present

year and month together. Below you will find descriptions for each of the 9 Universal Month Numbers. 1. New leadership, independence, achievement, rewards 2. Cooperation, teamwork, relationship problems 3. Appreciation for beautiful things, optimism, warmth 4. Work, achievement, financial stability, new ideas 5. Adjustments, changes, luck, new opportunities 6. Order, balance, responsibility, realism 7. Learning, studying, teaching, investigation 8. In control, hard work, success, prosperity 9. Optimism, ending, helping Universal Day The changes that everyone feels daily. These changes can be in priority, urges, etc. They show us what to expect from the day. A Universal Day begins and ends at midnight. To calculate one’s Universal Day Number, we add the present year, month, and day. Below you will find descriptions for each of the 9 Universal Day Numbers. 1. Find a new job, start a new adventure or project, enter a contest 2. Kindness, accepting help, cooperation 3. Love, social, communication, decisions 4. Stability, strength, work 5. Movement, meeting new people, trying new things 6. Domestic projects, warmth, strong relationships 7. Spirituality, meditation, new ideas 8. Power, control, finance, leadership, emotions 9. Caring and giving to others, creativity, travel

Chapter 9: Relationship Compatibility You can use Numerology to determine whether or not you are compatible with partners, friends, and coworkers. We do this by using your Life Path Number and comparing it to the person in question’s Life Path Number. This does not mean that one should only consider the Life Path Number, but it does carry quite a bit of weight. In case you forgot the descriptions of the 11 Life Path Numbers from earlier in this book, they will be relisted below: One: these individuals tend to believe in themselves and stand strong on their own. They are pioneers and leaders, believing in their potential and ideas. They are unique and have no problem following their own path in life, regardless of the rules that seem to control others. This does not mean that it will come without a fight, so it is important for them to stick to their goals and remain nonconformist. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 6, 5, and 3 Two: these individuals typically find that their destiny reveals itself in their relationships with other people. This means that they are typically the peacemakers and diplomats, cautious, persistent, and subtle in how they accomplish their goals. These people flourish in team settings with individuals strong of will. They are at their best when working patiently and with details. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 9, 8, and 6 Three: these individuals will find their destiny while developing communication and social graces. They inspire others easily and often

impress others, leading to success in their lives. By using their charisma, charm, creativity, and artistic nature with their words, they will find success. They thrive in versatility and not allowing that versatility to disperse or disrupt their energy. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 7, 5, and 1 Four: these individuals come to their destiny through their work ethic, conscientious labor, and self-discipline. They thrive in situations where they can come up with a logical solution dealing with facts instead of opinions. They are often known as people who are effective at getting a job done efficiently. Using hard work, routine, practicality, dependability, and service will lead to their success. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 8, 7, and 1 Five: these individual’s destiny is to revel and learn from the experiences and changes that spring forth in their lives. They go with the flow and must learn to work with and utilize the freedom they have. These people will find success when they do not tie themselves to too many responsibilities, as they run the risk of becoming frustrated or bored. They find success in grabbing opportunities as they present themselves. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 7, 3, and 1 Six: these individuals find their destiny in the servitude of others, including the welfare and responsibility for others. This can be either in the workplace or domestically, but they are to lead a group, making them productive and unified. They do best, empowering those who are weaker, nurturing them and putting their interests before one’s own. They find their success through strength and guidance. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 9, 8, 2, and 1 Seven: these individuals will find their destiny in searching for the spiritual and mental – the meaning of life. Solitude is an important aspect

for these people, as it is necessary for development in these areas. Social relationships that are superficial do not mix well with these individuals, along with heavy burdens from familial relationships. Working and/ or studying science or philosophy will lead to success. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 5 and 3 Eight: these individuals will find their destiny in commercialism so long as they are profit-oriented and hardworking. They are born leaders, having a vision, attracting power, and a strong ability to manipulate things and people to their advantage. They will find success in learning how to profit from situations by gaining allies in powerful places. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 6, 4, and 2 Nine: these individuals will find their destiny in advancing the level of human consciousness and understanding. They will find success in working on artistic pursuits as it will allow them to express and communicate universal truths. They will do well with experiencing emotional contact with many people and tend to view the world in a nonjudgmental, unprejudiced, broad, and philosophical way. They will find they inspire others. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 6 and 2 Master Number Eleven (2): these individuals have a special and unique destiy. They have a great possibility of influencing many people and potentially even garnering fame in the process. They are blessed with a strong sense of intuition, which, when cultivated, can lead to inspiring others. The downside, though, is that they can feel off balance. They will find success in finding a middle ground between practicality and idealism. It can be easier to first focus on the lower vibration of the number 2 (11 reduced) to manage the full potential of this master number.

Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 9, 8, and 6 Master Number Twenty-Two (4): these individuals have a special and unique destiny. They have the potential for a massive amount of influence and power that they will have to handle carefully. These individuals can cause either great destruction or great creativity. They must learn to act in the interest of others, garnering their resources for the good instead of bad. They will find success in impacting the world by focusing on their vision and bringing transformation. Most compatible with Life Path Numbers 8, 7, and 1

Chapter 10: ESP: Do You Have It? ESP stands for essence soul purpose and describes what could happen in one’s future, the challenges one could face, and the positive and negative aspects. In order to find your Essence Number, you need your first, middle, and last name. Each letter of the name carries its own influence and lasts for the whatever number (in years) the value of the letter is (i.e., C would be 3 years). To calculate the Essence Number, we add the numerical value for each letter of that year and reduce it to a single digit. The description of each of the 12 Essence Numbers can be found below. One: new beginnings, new ideas, new friendships, drastic changes, remove things and people who are no longer beneficial Two: increased collaboration, listening to advice, following instructions, avoid ego, pride, and obstinacy Three: culmination, inspiration artistically, self-expression, charismatic, relief, energy Four: hard work, promotion in career, details, rewards for hard work, stable future, scrupulous in business and finance Five: growth, promotion, freedom, improved talent, financial and business upgrade, self-development, journey Six: liabilities, duties, personal growth, family growth, being an inspiration, empathy, promotion, luck, relationship luck, Seven: existential thoughts, meditation, personal progress,

sensitivity, question, study Eight: business and career domination, opportunity in work, hard work, personal growth, confidence, strength, financial responsibility, income growth, responsibility growth Nine: drastic change, reconsidering authority and ideals, heightened profundity on a spiritual and psychological level, change, generosity, empathy, goal attainment Eleven: emotional growth, intuition, active, observant, sensitivity, self-control, life contemplation Sixteen: extraordinary events, imbalance, emotional difficulty, reorganization, renewal, strength, independence Nineteen: freedom, hard work, a foundation for financial success and future stability, narrowness, internal struggles, realism, ambitious Essence Transits are comprised of all the letters of your name and speak to a certain degree of consciousness – mental, physical, spiritual. One’s first name gives the basis for Physical Transit. One’s middle name gives the basis for Mental Transit. One’s last name gives the basis for Spiritual Transit. In the case of one not having a middle name, the last name takes on both qualities. Below you will find the definition for each of the transits, corresponding with each letter of the alphabet. A: using mental capabilities in everything, thinking twice, originality, transformation, travel, movement, insight B: sensitivity, yearning for romance, careful of health, cognizant of other’s ideas, tactful C: self-expression, new ideas, creativity, intuition, new friends, sociable, progress in business

D: physical health-conscious, need for appreciation, tense romantic relationships, expression, travel, independence E: friendly, motivation, movement, promotion, new beginnings, and desires, energy, changeable, finances F: introspection, hardship, domestic and work liability, doubting authority, intuitive, sensitive, sincerity G: controversy, financially rewarding, spiritual prosperity, mental prosperity, introspection, energy H: activity, new ideas, self-promotion, determination, purpose, emotional I: sensitive, overloaded, self-indulgence, insecurity, recompense J: change, possibility, investigation, new liabilities, moving, renewal K: sensitivity, original ideas, new friendships/ connections, cooperation, collaboration, shared success, shared responsibility, popularity, fortune L: slowing down, consider future plans/ resolutions, contemplation, decide duties and desires, travel, expression, art M: pragmatism, work, secretive, problems in relationships N: broadened outlook, new events, journeys, activity, possibility, search for appreciation and love, adaptability O: nervous, worried, stressed, responsibility, philosophical studies, increased leadership, and managerial skill P: new people, new things, confusion, struggles with relationships, spiritual evolution, reward, promotion Q: sensitivity, many ideas, critical thinking, confusion, scattered energy, job/ profession change R: dealing with authority, power, and finance, boosting finances,

extreme highs, and lows S: clear thinking, precise desires, general awakening, inner ideas, inner fears, life changes, renewal, dream reevaluation T: bottle up feelings, martyrdom, excessive self-pity, useful loneliness, travel, new hobbies, education, productive, cooperation U: increased perception and intuition, too relaxed, creativity, achievements, art V: revelation, insight, motivation, financially profitable, boot to material wellbeing W: future outlook, letting go of the past, upcoming adventure, confusion, determination, purposefulness X: sensitive, ambivalent feelings, wait on making any changes until emotions are stable, releasing the mind, being truthful, material success Y: maturation, moral growth, future decision making, insight, selfexamination, new friendships Z: motivation, evolution, financial stability, intuition, moving house Since this is the most complicated construction, a few examples of Essence Tables can be found below. You can start at any age – it does not need to be from birth on – and you can go as far out as you feel necessary or simply want to know about.

Example subject: Blaire Christy Banks, 0 to 10 years old. Year

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

Age

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Blair

B

B

L

L

L

A

I

I

I

I

Christy

C

C

C

R

R

R

R

R

R

R

Banks

B

B

A

N

N

N

N

N

K

K

Essence

7

7

7

8

8

6

5

5

2

2

For Blaire, we can see that for the year 2002 her Essence Number was 7. We found all of these numbers by: 2002: 2 + 3 +2 = 7 2003: 2 + 3 + 2 = 7 2004: 3 + 3 + 1 = 7 2005: 3 + 9 + 5 = 17 (1 + 7 = 8) 2006: 3 + 9 + 5 = 17 (1 + 7 = 8) 2007: 1 + 9 + 5 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2008: 9 + 9 + 5 = 23 (2 + 3 = 5) 2009: 9 + 9 + 5 = 23 (2 + 3 = 5) 2010: 9 + 9 + 2 = 20 (2 + 0 = 2) 2011: 9 + 9 + 2 = 20 (2 + 0 = 2)

Example subject: Justin Daniel Eyre, 0 to 10 years old. Year

1984

1985

1986

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

1993

1994

Age

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

Justin

J

U

U

U

S

T

T

I

I

I

Daniel

D

D

D

D

A

N

N

N

N

N

Eyre

E

E

E

E

E

Y

Y

Y

Y

Y

Essence

1

3

3

3

7

5

5

3

3

3

For Justin, we can see that for the year 1985 his Essence Number was 1. We found all of these numbers by: 1985: 1 + 4 + 5 = 10 (1 + 0 = 1) 1986: 3 + 4 + 5 = 12 (2 + 1 = 3) 1987: 3 + 4 + 5 = 12 (2 + 1 = 3) 1988: 3 + 4 + 5 = 12 (2 + 1 = 3) 1989: 1 + 1 + 5 = 7 1990: 2 + 5 + 7 = 14 (1 + 4 = 5) 1991: 2 + 5 + 7 = 14 (1 + 4 = 5) 1992: 9 + 5 + 7 = 21 (2 + 1 = 3) 1993: 9 + 5 + 7 = 21 (2 + 1 = 3) 1994: 9 + 5 + 7 = 21 (2 + 1 = 3)

Example subject: Diamond Smith, 28 to 38 years old. Year

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

Age

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

Diamond

D

D

D

D

I

I

I

I

I

I

I

Smith

S

M

M

M

M

I

I

I

I

I

I

Essence

5

8

8

8

4

9

9

9

9

9

9

For Diamond, we can see that for the year 2019 her Essence Number was 5. We found all of these numbers by: 2019: 4 + 1 = 5 2020: 4 + 4 = 8 2021: 4 + 4 = 8 2022: 4 + 4 = 8 2023: 9 + 4 = 13 (1 + 3 = 4) 2024: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9) 2025: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9) 2026: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9) 2027: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9) 2028: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9) 2029: 9 + 9 = 18 (1 + 8 = 9)

Example subject: Axel Luke Jones, 45 to 55 years old. Year

2020

2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

2026

2027

2028

2029

2030

Age

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

54

55

Axel

A

X

X

X

X

X

X

E

E

E

E

Luke

L

L

L

U

U

U

K

K

E

E

E

Jones

J

O

O

O

O

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For Axel, we can see that for the year 202 his Essence Number was 5. We found all of these numbers by: 2020: 1 + 3 + 1 = 5 2021: 6 + 3 + 6 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2022: 6 + 3 + 6 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2023: 6 + 3 + 6 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2024: 6 + 3 + 6 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2025: 6 + 3 + 6 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2026: 6 + 2 + 6 = 14 (1 + 4 = 5) 2027: 5 + 2 + 5 = 12 (1 + 2 = 3) 2028: 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2029: 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6) 2030: 5 + 5 + 5 = 15 (1 + 5 = 6)

Chapter 11: Have You Been Here Before? Reincarnation is the idea that our souls have walked this earth before, and after we die, we will walk the earth in another body. This continues until enlightenment has been reached. Past life regression allows, through hypnosis, an individual to recover information, memories, and specific past lives. While under hypnosis, they are asked a series of questions that unearth clues to their past lives. This can actually spread growth and enlightenment in an individual. People who have undergone regression therapy have reported freedom from fears and anxieties, new (or renewed) skills and abilities, different perspectives on problems, and an understanding of their life’s purpose. Certain memories from past lives will manifest in your present – any unfinished business, for whatever reason – and will affect the way we live our lives. Past life regression allows you to learn from the mistakes your past self has made, enabling you to not make those mistakes in this life.

Conclusion Thank you for making it to the end of Numerology: Metaphysical Secrets of Practical Numerology. I hope this book was informative and able to provide you with all of the tools you need to achieve your goals of transforming your life with the help of Numerology. In this book, you have learned about the history of Numerology, the meaning, and energy behind numbers, the metaphysical properties of numbers, the benefits of personal Numerology, associations with Numerology, different forms of Numerology, planetary meanings, and Zodiacs. You have also learned how to read your own birth chart, use the Arrows of Pythagoras, determine your Life Path, explore your Soul Urge, understand Karmic Lessons, and reveal your Life Cycles and Life Challenge Numbers. We capped it off with learning about your Life Path compatibilities, Essence Numbers, and reincarnation. Hopefully, you will be able, just like I was, to use Numerology to positively impact your life. Going from being confused, lost, and directionless, to having a solid purpose and rason behind why you are the way you are is the greatest gift one could get from life, and I truly hope your knowledge on Numerology will help you to find your path in life! Finally, if you found this book useful in any way, go ahead and write your review on Amazon!

Thank you very much. Erik Tao

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