A Note about Numerology

Numerological Analysis is as complex as rendering an astrological chart and, while articles offered on this blog have provided the means to determine aspects of a person’s numerological chart, they, by no means, represent the full analytical picture.

A full numerological chart encompasses a full core trait analysis with extrinsic modifiers that interact with the core elements. Further, each of the core elements interact with one another and it is only through a detailed study of the core and the modifiers that a true picture of the subject emerges.

Take astrology, for example. Below is the basic description of an Aries:

An Aries is a great organizer that is full of flair and originality. They are a dynamic individual, who is never afraid to take chances. They are intuitive and articulate with the capacity to inspire others especially in projects, which have a clear outcome and do not require a long lead-time. They are natural leaders and can rally others to their cause regardless of how impossible it may seem. Aries are aggressive and willful. They are a determined fighter and can be a powerful adversary if you oppose them strongly. Aries are unconcerned about how others may see them and will be the first to stand up in what they believe in – if they believe in it strongly.

The above description is accurate, but will not yield a complete picture of an individual without looking at a full astrological chart, which encompasses the primary sign, the rising sign, the position of the planets in each of the houses and the aspects at the time and location of the individual’s birth.

The same is true of numerology. While the Life Path and Expression comprise 70% of the core, they must be viewed together along with the other core elements and any extrinsic modifiers such as karmic debts, intensity points and the growth number. It is only when these elements are viewed together that any real determination can be made.