In numerology, more than 25 different equations can be interpreted. Each equation can be discovered by using a soul’s birthday, name, or both, revealing a particular facet of the individual’s experiences, characteristics, or potential. Numerologists have found that out of all the possible equations, only five can be interpreted as Core Number placements. Occult reading will help you helps you find the root cause of issues in life and your DOB is showing up the patterns of blockages in different areas of life.
These equations are interpreted as Core Numbers because they reflect the fundamental components of a soul’s essence and identity. Numerology equations can provide insight into a soul’s outer experience or inner experience.
In the following paragraphs, you will find information on the five core placements in numerology. Including how to see them for yourself and why they are an essential building block in the manifestation of “you.”
Life Path Number
Finding a person’s Life Path Number involves:
Breaking down their birthday into single-digit numbers.
Adding those numbers together.
Continuing to reduce them until they reach a single digit or a repeating number (such as 11 or 33).
Because this placement uses a person’s complete birthday. It provides insight into the nature of a person’s identity and the kind of person they hope to become in this life. The interpretation of the Life Path Number reveals the types of life challenges. Occult reading will help you to know the future. That is likely to be encountered. The mission and purpose of one’s life, recurring themes and patterns, and the overall potential of the soul.
This placement in numerology is considered the most important to interpret. Because it reveals a person’s intention. For the expansion of their soul and affects every facet of a person’s life. This equation is one of the few that can accurately reflect both one’s internal and external experiences. The Life Path Number sheds light on the inner refinement of the soul’s mission and what may be experienced externally to shape them into specific characteristics. It also provides insight into the relationship between the two.
Birth Day Number
The interpretation of the Birth Day Number is distinct from that of the Life Path Number, which uses the complete date of birth. Occult reading uses the date of birth. Since the birthday is not shortened and cannot be altered, it is interpreted as it is currently written. The day of delivery precisely reflects inborn talents and gifts a soul has in the present incarnation to help with their soul’s mission and purpose in life. While the complete birthday outlines layers to a soul’s existence and essence, the day of birth reflects these things more precisely.
These abilities are designed to assist in the development of one’s soul by serving as a supplement to the trials, tribulations, and education afforded by the current incarnation. This helps construct a fundamental aspect of one’s identity and may provide clues about the interests, abilities, and careers that align with one’s soul while incarnated on Earth.
Expression/Destiny Number
The Expression Number and the Destiny Number refer to this location. To determine it, add up all of the letters that make up a soul’s complete name. The letters are then changed into numbers, added together, and rounded down to a single digit unless the resulting number is 11, 22, or 33.
The letters that make up a soul’s name each stand for archetypes, characteristics, and abilities intertwined with the soul’s identity and essence. The act of adding all of the letters together serves as a metaphor for amassing the resources and capabilities of the soul and tapping into the full extent of the potential possessed by these qualities. The name is a mosaic, and when put together, the letters form a picture that represents ‘you.’
Because the Expression/Destiny Number is derived from the letters in a soul’s Full Name. The placement of these letters is subject to change and shifts throughout an incarnation. However, the name given at birth is the only one that can be interpreted. Numerologists will solve this placement to reveal the purpose a person’s soul seeks to fulfill in life. In other words, the journey that must be taken, the things that must be accomplished, and the identity that the soul aspires to have. It will continue to fight for the ability to express itself in life. This placement can also show a person’s physical and mental constitution, as well as their talents, abilities, traits, and flaws. The extent to which a person cultivates their skills is the most critical factor in determining who they have the potential to become in this life.
This positioning is a building block to core aspects of the self and can shed light on layered elements of the experience. Nevertheless, if a soul does not intend to cultivate their abilities and talents or work to overcome their deficiencies. Those abilities and potential may remain unseen or hidden throughout their life.
Heart’s Desire/Soul Urge Number
Historically, people have referred to this location as the Heart’s Desire Number or the Soul Urge Number. To determine occult reading, add all the vowels contained in a soul’s Full Name. According to numerology prediction, the letter Y can act both as a vowel and a consonant, depending on how it is pronounced and where in the name it appears. If there is already a vowel sound in the name before the Y, then the Y is not considered a vowel. It is regarded as a consonant if the y sound comes after the first vowel in the name.
When deciphering the meanings behind the symbols that vowels represent, one way to think of them is as the genuine parts of one’s personality or as the portals to one’s inner self. The sound of a vowel appears to end indefinitely, whereas the sounds of consonants have a distinct point of termination. When a person’s name contains a more significant number of vowels than consonants.
It reflects the soul’s tendency to be more open, making it more straightforward to share their heart. And true desires with others. When a soul’s name contains a more significant number of consonants than vowels. It indicates that the soul is more reserved or protective and that they tend to reveal their personality to others. More frequently than their innermost feelings and motivations.
Because this placement is determined by using a person’s full name, it can change and shift throughout an incarnation. The meaning of the birth name will always be determined, but a name change may be interpreted as a bit of a heart’s desire or soul urge. According to numerology, this number’s placement reveals the soul’s deepest yearnings and desires at the time of incarnation.
This position will govern every choice the soul will ever make, and it will be a significant consideration. When determining the path, the soul will take (consciously or unconsciously). The Heart’s Desire or the Soul’s Urge is the impetus behind the soul’s intentions. And will continuously shape the individual’s experiences on a particular path. This fundamental component underpins the desires, judgments, and choices that the soul makes.
The desires reflected in this location are the same desires the soul was working towards in a previous incarnation. In this life, the focus and yearning will be on completing whatever tasks or goals were left undone or unaccomplished in the previous life. The Heart’s Desire/Soul Urge Number is the equation used to reference a person’s past lives. And determine what the soul may have been primarily focused on in previous incarnations before coming into this one.
Outer Personality Number
To locate this position, add all the consonants found in a soul’s complete name. The interpretation of a person’s identity is based on their name at birth; however, any name changes after birth can be interpreted as the Minor Outer Personality.
The consonants, when viewed symbolically, can be understood to represent the more private and guarded aspects of one’s identity. Consonants sound “bitten off” either at the beginning (like P, T, and C) or the end (like N, M, and B), as if the soul is preventing others from seeing inside, beyond a point where it is no longer comfortable being exposed. This can be heard when the consonant occurs at the beginning or the end of a word. It is a reflection of a soul’s level of investment in their personality.
That, in their full name, there are more consonants than vowels. This soul is more interested in showing others their character than their desires, vulnerabilities, or heart. Increasing the number of consonants reflects an effort to safeguard oneself. The personality is a sliver of a window that a soul opens up to the world. So that others can see who they are; the placement of the personality’s outer layer reveals this. When a soul’s full name contains a more significant number of vowels than consonants. Occult reading reflects the soul as being more open and less closed off than when its full name has more consonants than vowels. Additionally, it may be easier for the soul to show its heart to others.
Because this placement is determined by using the soul’s name. This facet of one’s self is subject to change and transformation throughout an incarnation. This contributes to forming a fundamental aspect of the self. How the soul decides to let other people see them and how the soul presents itself to the world.
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