Numerology course
Sixteen lessons from the first definition to the grahas behind the numbers, each ending with the calculator it explains.
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Module 1 · Foundations
- 1What is numerology? Indian and Western systemsWhat numerology claims, where it comes from, and how the Vedic (Indian), Chaldean and Pythagorean systems differ. Lesson 1 of the free course.
- 2Chaldean vs Pythagorean: which letter system to useThe two letter tables give different name numbers. Learn how each works, why Indian numerology prefers Chaldean, and how to choose.
- 3How number reduction works, with examplesReduction turns any number into a single digit by adding its digits. Learn the rule, the exceptions for 11, 22 and 33, and practise on real dates.
- 4Numbers 1 to 9 and their ruling planetsThe nine numbers, their ruling planets from Sun to Mars, what each stands for, and the friendly and opposing numbers used across this site.
Module 2 · Core numbers
- 5Moolank: your root numberMoolank is your day of birth reduced to one digit. Learn what it describes, how to calculate it, and what each of the nine Moolanks means.
- 6Bhagyank: your destiny numberBhagyank is the sum of every digit in your full date of birth, reduced. Learn what it describes, how to calculate it, and how it differs from Moolank.
- 7How Moolank and Bhagyank work togetherYour nature and your path are two numbers. Learn how to read them as a pair, what friendly and opposing combinations feel like, and a method for any chart.
- 8Name number and compound numbersHow letters become numbers, what the compound number adds, and how a name number is compared with your Moolank and Bhagyank.
- 9Master numbers 11, 22 and 33When a total lands on 11, 22 or 33 some numerologists stop reducing. What the three master numbers mean, when they count and how this site shows them.
Module 3 · Applied numerology
- 10Mobile number numerologyHow a mobile number is reduced, what repeated and missing digits mean, and how the number is matched to your Moolank and Bhagyank.
- 11The Lo Shu grid explainedThe Lo Shu grid places your birth-date digits on a 3×3 magic square. The layout, which numbers go on it, and how to build yours by hand.
- 12Lo Shu planes and missing numbersThe eight planes of the Lo Shu grid, what complete, partial and empty planes mean, and how to read missing numbers without alarm.
- 13Kua number and your favourable directionsHow the Kua number turns birth year and gender into an East or West group with four favourable directions, plus the 4 February solar-year rule.
- 14Personal year and timing cyclesThe personal year gives each calendar year a theme from 1 to 9. The formula, the nine-year cycle, personal months and sensible use of timing.
- 15Numerology compatibilityCompatibility compares two people's Moolank and Bhagyank through the friendly and opposing table. The method, four match levels, calm reading.
Module 4 · Going deeper