What is the Number Chart
Firstly, the main purpose of numerology is to help you gain a better understanding of yourself now and in the future. The only complexity associated with numerology is differentiating where a number in the chart applies and what it says regarding your life.
In a chart, you will realize you have 4 or 5 key numbers, and a host of other numbers that are equally important, and this results in numerical soup or rather an alphabet soup, which is a hotchpotch of numbers that could preach to anyone.
That being said, there are sure ways to create and interpret a numerology chart, and that is the key purpose of this article, to make it easy for you to read and understand your numerology chart.
Creating the Name Numerology Chart
Attention to Detail
You must be careful when creating a chart in numerology with keen attention to detail. There is a lot of mathematics involved, and even though a lot of the math is simple, a simple error could result in a wrong number, and this will compromise the entire chart.
Numbers Remain the Same
While creating your numerology chart, you will realize how easy it is to understand numerology. The whole concept of numerology is that names are encrypted into numbers and because digits possess the same meaning regardless of where they are found, it would be easy to interpret the number easily.
Single versus Compound
Our name-based calculators reduce totals to a single digit from 1 to 9, keeping the master numbers 11, 22 and 33. Other totals are reduced by adding their digits. Numerology traditions differ, so check which master numbers a method preserves when comparing results.
Correct Name Usage
Use your full birth name for these calculators, including any middle names. Entering a current name, signature or nickname can produce a different reading. Convert the letters using the chart below; our calculators reduce the first, middle and last input fields separately before combining them.
Now, let us do some calculations. For instance, if the name is John Rayan the calculations will look like this
John: 1 + 6 + 8 + 5 = 20 = 2 + 0 = 2
Rayan: 9 + 1 + 7 + 1 + 5 = 23 = 2 + 3 = 5
Next, sum up 2 and 5 to get 7.
This is the Expression number for this name. Keep 11, 22 and 33 if they occur during reduction; this method reduces 44 to 8.
So, what do the numbers say?
Now that we know the basic numbers in our chart, the next step is to fill in the blanks.
What Do The Numbers Mean
Heart’s Desire
Assign each vowel its letter value. Y can count as a vowel according to its position and neighboring letters, even when another vowel is present. Add and reduce the vowels in each of the first, middle and last input fields separately.
Next, sum up the names and reduce them to get the final number.
Do the same thing with the present signature. Once you are done, you will have arrived at your heart’s desire number to tell you what is at the core of your name and it shows where your heart is and where you are happy.
Personality Number
Each consonant must be assigned to the right number to arrive at the personality number.
Next, sum up the consonants of each name individuals, reduce, and sum them up, and reduce them again.
Use our personality number calculator to get yours.
Destiny Number (aka Expression Number)
At this juncture, we will treat the present signature and the official birth name as independent elements. To determine the destiny number, sum the numbers assigned to each name and then reduce them. After that, add the three names together and then reduce them.
The final figure is the destiny number and it represents your accomplishments in your past life and the energy patterns currently surrounding you. To be precise, this number will tell you why you are here.
Use our expression number calculator to get yours.
Conclusion
If you do the calculations accordingly, you should have three numbers, the destiny number, personality number, and the heart’s desire- they will help you understand your name numerology.
Numerology has other numbers as well. Some are expression and attachment numbers, while others deal with birth date. But the name chart is the one the shows the foundation of your existence. Thus, you should give it more weight. If you were overwhelmed by the calculations, you can check online for a free sample report.
Calculate vowels and missing values
For the vowel-only reading of your full birth name, use the Soul Urge number calculator. It shows which vowels were counted and explains how Y is handled.
To find letter values absent from your name, use the Karmic Lesson calculator. This checks for missing values from 1 to 9 rather than reducing the name to a single total.
