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Diagrammed Numerology Chart
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Some numerologists use diagrams to represent chart positions for live readings.
Circles, squares, rectangles, triangles pointing in various directions, and other geometrical shapes are organized in a way that has instant meaning for the numerologist. The numbers for the positions are written within or near the geometrical shapes.
The term "numerology chart" applies to such diagrams.
Numerologists use their preferred diagrams for the numerology charts that assist their interpretations.
There is no standard diagram. Yet, many numerologists use similar styles.
With a diagrammed numerology chart, a skilled numerologist can see at a glance what the chart's current major and minor influences are. Interpretation is easier and perhaps more accurate than a list of position names and numbers would be without a chart.
Online readings generally omit the diagrammed chart and present only the calculated numbers with associated interpretations. Some online readings present only interpretations.
Even without a numerology chart being used, numbers calculated for numerology readings still tend to be referred to as chart numbers.
The diagrammed numerology chart further below can be customized with your own numerology chart numbers. (Information about the chart follows the chart.)
To customize the chart, type your birth name and birth date into this form. Then tap the button.
Name:
Birth date:
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Life Period Cycles |
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The diagrammed numerology chart is designed to fit within mobile screens in case you want to make a screenshot. The geometric shapes have no special significance other than visual grouping.
The chart has three sections.
Core — The core numbers generally are considered the most important. All are numbers that don't change — unless the name changes, in which case the three name-related numbers are likely to change.
Static — Static letters and numbers are numbers that don't change (unless the name changes). The core numbers also are static numbers, but with special consideration.
Cyclic — Cyclic numbers are numbers that do change, generally every time the cycle they represent starts over.
Note that the geometric shapes have no special significance other than visual grouping.
For interpretations of the various numbers in your numerology chart, tap on the appropriate link at the index to free online tools and calculators.
