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What is Numerology, and How is It Used?


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Numerology Overview

Numerology is a metaphysical art that involves the study of numbers and their significance. It is based on the belief that numbers have inherent vibrations and energies that can provide insights into various aspects of our lives. Numerologists believe that every digit has a unique and specific frequency, which Numerology associates with a symbolic meaning.

People have been using Numerology for thousands of years to gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their relationships, and their life’s purpose. Although different from other divination practices, Numerology is an esoteric practice, like Astrology or Tarot. What sets Numerology apart, however, is that it is all about numbers! Even letters, such as those in someone’s name, can be converted into numbers.

To put it into greater perspective, I want to throw some “coincidences” out to my readers regarding various patterns and synchronicities in numbers. Let’s think about the number seven and all the countless things where it is involved. Seven is highly significant throughout cultures, religions, mythology, and symbolism.

There are seven colors in the rainbow, seven days a week, seven notes in a musical scale, seven world wonders, seven main chakras in the body, seven continents on Earth, as well as seven seas. There are apparently seven deadly sins. Snow White had seven dwarves, while Voldemort made seven Horcruxes. There were Seven Sages, Seven sisters, Seven Ages of Men, and the list goes on and on.

People use Numerology in various ways, primarily for self-discovery and personal growth. Others may use it for predictions, finding patterns through analyzing datasets. This information can help them make informed decisions as they navigate through life’s challenges, more deeply understanding themselves.

By analyzing the digits of one’s birthdate, individuals can uncover their Life Path Number, which represents their life’s purpose and direction. Meanwhile, there are many other numbers widely recognized such as the Soul Urge Number. The Soul Urge Number differs from the Life Path Number as it is found through the letters in a person’s name.

Numerologists can assign numerical values to letters using a system of conversion. Then, they analyze these numbers to uncover hidden meanings and patterns. The calculations involve reducing numbers to a single digit by adding the digits together, which is called simplification.

For example, the number 27 would be reduced to 9 by adding together the 2 and the 7, while 321 would be simplified to: 3+2+1=6. Once a single digit is found, you’ve got your answer.

Each number has its own unique characteristics and symbolism, which numerologists interpret to provide insights and guidance. While number 1 indicates leadership and determination, the number 4 is highly organized and detail-oriented. The number 6 is family-focused and driven by the need for comfort, while the number 9 points to humanitarianism and shadow work.

Numerology can also be used to gain insights into relationships, career choices, and studying the likelihood of future events based on a certain pattern of numbers and combinations. This data may be discovered in various parts of one’s personal chart. Depending on where each number is located in one’s chart can tell us more.

An individual’s personal Numerology chart works very much like a personalized Astrology chart. Our Astrology charts include signs for each planet in our solar system, which is inside an astrological house, with each of these planets and signs having their own symbolic meaning. It is the combination of signs, planets, houses, aspects, and other information that tells Astrologers about the person. This information is gathered using the person’s date of birth, time of birth, and location of birth.

In Numerology, there are no existing planets or zodiac signs to give insight to Numerologists. Instead, the entire chart comprises numbers only. An Astrology chart’s most important features are the Sun, Moon, and Rising signs. Similarly, a Numerology chart’s more significant features are the Lifepath Number, Expression Number, and Birthday Number, which is found with an individual’s birthdate and full name at the time of birth.

Below, I have created an incredibly basic numerology chart, which shows some of the other features that may be found within a personalized Numerology chart. Keep in mind that this chart is lacking in a great amount of detail that can be identified in a full reading. This includes things like certain ages and years in which critical challenges are experienced, for example.

The arrows reveal strengths where there are three circled numbers in a row, (1,5,9 in this example), from their birthday digits, 10/16/1985. In this chart, Jane has the Arrow of Determination. Conversely, it points to weaknesses when there are three empty numbers in a row.

References:

  1. Phillips, D. A. (2005). The Complete Book of Numerology. Hay House.
  2. Goodwin, M. O. (1988). Numerology: The Complete Guide. Hay House.
  3. Javane, F., & Bunker, D. (1989). Numerology and the Divine Triangle. Para Research.
  4. Hara, O. H. (1996). The Hidden Power of Numbers and Their Influence on Human Life. Health Research Books.
  5. Jordan, J. (2006). Numerology: The Romance in Your Name. The Julian Press.
  6. Decoz, H. (2001). Numerology: A Complete Guide to Understanding and Using Your Numbers of Destiny. Red Wheel/Weiser.

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3 responses to “What is Numerology, and How is It Used?”

  1. Michael boyle Avatar
    Michael boyle

    Quaternian symmetry could be a great follow up piece🤞

  2. Michael boyle Avatar
    Michael boyle

    The k bye remark foreshadowed your 11. So articulate and exquisite form then k bye 🤣 also your emotional disturbance to the trigger of going through the pain alone

    1. Lakin - Blog Owner Avatar

      OMG I KNOW! I just read that yesterday for the first time since I wrote it and was like, “well….. that makes sense.”

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