No Need for Numerology Calculator in Finding Your Numbers

It’s quite easy to find your own personal number vibrations in numerology. There is no need for a numerology calculator. In fact you can add up your own personal numbers with ease once you know how.

There are a couple of different methods for adding up numbers in numerology. The most common is the Pythagorean method. You’ll simply add up all of the initial numbers, and then add together the results until you get to a single digit number.

Adding Birthdays

When you calculate your birth date number you have two options to choose from.  One you can add the month, to the day, and finally add that to the year.  Then add the digits in the resulting number until you find your birth date number.  This is simpler than it sounds and really doesn’t require any sort of numerology calculator.

For example; someone has the birth date 03/19/2000.  You’ll add the birth date together as follows, 03 + 19 + 2000, to find the number 2022.  Add the digits in this number as follows, 2 + 0 + 2 + 2, to find the personal birth date number 6.

The other method that can be used to find the birth date number involves adding together every single digit in the birth date and the digits of it’s results until you find the single digit birth date number. 

For example; using the same birth date of 03/19/2000.  You’ll add the birth date together as follows, 0 + 3 + 1 + 9 + 2 + 0 + 0 + 0, to find the number 15.  Add the digits in this number as follows, 1 + 5, to find the same personal birth date number 6.

Ta da!  It’s magic.  Not really, but you can easily use either of these methods without a numerology calculator to find someone’s personal birth date number.  Plus, it’s a great party trick.

Adding Names

You’ll also use numerology to find the personal number vibrations of people’s names and words.  This may sound a little confusing, since the only place we normally add letters is in Algebra class!  However, there is a numerological chart that we use to assign numbers to letters in each name or word and then we add them together. 

Here is the chart:

1. A, J, S
2. B, K, T
3. C, L, U
4. D, M, V
5. E, N, W
6. F, O, X
7. G, P, Y
8. H, Q, Z
9. I, R

You can easily see how a name can be added numerically by assigning numbers to it’s letters and adding those until a single digit is found. 

For example; the first name ‘Bob’ has the numbers 2, 6, 2 assigned to it.  Add them together, 2 + 6 + 2 and you’ll get 10.  Add the digits, 1 + 0, and you’ll get the personal number 1.

Now you’ve easily found out how to get your own personal numbers without a numerology calculator.  Get out there and start practicing!