Your name in Chaldean, Pythagorean, Hebrew, Greek and Arabic numerology side by side, and the numbers that repeat.
How to use: fill in Full name, Date of birth (optional), Sex (for the Kua number), then press the button.
How it works
The same letters are counted in every system, each with its own letter values and rules. With a date of birth the life path, moolank, bhagyank and Lo Shu grid are added, and with sex the Kua number. Each result is reduced to a root from 1 to 9 so the systems can be compared; roots that come up more than once are listed.
Questions
Why do the systems give different numbers?
Each system gives the letters different values. Chaldean has no letter worth 9, Pythagorean runs 1 to 9 in order, and the Hebrew, Greek and Arabic tables go into the hundreds. Different numbers are expected; the ones that repeat are the useful part.
Which system should I follow?
In India the Chaldean name number is the one most often used, with the moolank and bhagyank from the date of birth. The other systems are a second view of the same name.
Are the Hebrew, Greek and Arabic numbers the same as my name written in those scripts?
No. Your name is read in Latin letters and each letter borrows a value from that alphabet. A name written in the script itself can give a different total.