Ancient Secrets Revealed Of How Vedic Numerology Works !

Numerology is the mystical science of numbers that is used to interpret the special significance of the relationship between letters, numbers, sounds, music, events, names, birth dates, planets, and foretell the future. Out of the major methodologies that have been followed across ages, it is important to note that the basic meaning and interpretation of the numbers remain largely the same across all these different calculation methodologies, what changes is the technique that is used for the calculation.

While the Chaldean method is considered as the mother of all numerology systems, in reality, Vedic numerology is the origin of Chaldean Numerology. The Pythagorean System arrived only after Alexander conquered Babylonia and the Greek’s had access to the Chaldean Numerology Scripts. Let’s look deeper into the fundamental concepts of the Indian Numerology.

Vedic Numerology is considered the oldest form with roots in the Ancient Indian Vedas, particularly the Anka Shastra. This is no surprise, considering India is where the concept of Zero or Shoonya was formulated. Indian Rishis foretold that the numbers 1 to 9, as well as Zero – Shoonya, each hold a specific characteristic, which helps in knowing oneself completely. Moreover, that there is vibratory resonance associated with each number. When one’s action and the vibration of the individual’s number are in harmony, resonance is created. Ultimately, a person’s number works well when resonance occurs.

Indian Vedic numerology is based on the idea that everything in this material world is influenced by one or more of the nine planets. It studies the influence of planets on a person’s life and personality. Vedic astrology considers the Moon to be the most important factor for analyzing an individual’s inner self, the mind, and the soul. It uses the terms Rahu and Ketu to indicate the ascending and descending nodes of the Moon, respectively. These nodes also indicate the points where the orbit of the Sun and Moon intersect. Rahu and Ketu used to be considered planets in Vedic numerology.

The purpose of our lives is to burn our Karmic pasts in the fire of suffering. The planets Sun, Saturn, Rahu, Mars and Ketu are malefics whereas the planets Jupiter, Moon, Venus and Mercury are benefics.

The Vedic numerology methodology focuses on three main number combinations, namely:

1. Psychic Number: is your point of view of the world and essentially how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. It is simply the numeric value of the day of the month in which we are born. Say someone born on the 29th of a month. The Psychic Number would be: 2 + 9 = 11 = 1+ 1 = 2.

Numbers 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 are good psychic numbers to have.

2. Destiny Number: represents the way the world perceives us and also what the hand of destiny has dealt out to us in this lifetime due to our previous Karmas. It is the sum total of our entire date of birth along with the month and the year. The single digit number is our Destiny Number. Western methods use this name for the Name Number.

Numbers 1, 5, 7 and 9 are good destiny numbers to have.

3. Name Number: is your connection to the outside material world and often lives on even after the person has left this world. It is the sum total of the numbers for each letter in the full name (first, middle, last) of the individual, mapped to the numbers assigned to the letters in the chart below, except for number 9.

In ancient times, the Devanagari script was followed to map the Name Number of an individual by segregating the letters into Consonants and Vowels, according to the charts below:

In today’s times, the Vedic number chart has been adapted to the English alphabet and mapped as below for ease of use:

For example, let’s take Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela name to reveal his Name Number:

Finally, we add 1 + 1 + 1 = 3, resulting in a Name Number of 3.

Divinity World has conducted a comprehensive study of the various number systems showing the numerical values assigned within the Latin and Hindi alphabets below, which gives a holistic view of how the Numerology systems stack up together: