How to Predict Timing of Events

Although exactness is elusive, predictions and forecasts for timing of specific events can be made with numerology.

Calculations are done on the name, label, or short description of the event to be predicted. It provides an event number.

Assuming you're the one with the question, your birth year, birth month, birth day, and life path numbers are also calculated.

Then, every date from tomorrow up to a year in the future is calculated separately to see how well the date's numbers match the event and your birth date numbers. Each match has a point value depending on the importance of the match.

Thus, there are degrees of matches. Some dates may match slightly. Other dates may match completely.

One of the dates with the best matches is when the event is most likely to happen, if it happens at all.

But you don't have to do any of the calculations. There is a online tool that does all of them for you.

The timing isn't precise. It can't be, because there are many variables outside the scope of numerology algorithms. Instead, the calculations provide likelihoods — how likely it is that it will happen on a certain day compared to happening on other days.

Further below is a link to the free online tool to do the calculations for you — following an example of use.

A "When Will It Happen" Example

For the example, we'll use one of the example people, Dusky Fictive. He was born on February 11, 1962.

This question is used as an illustration, "When will I get a job?"

Bring up the calculator in a different tab or browser window so you can follow along.

When will I get a job?

The event name is "Get a Job". So we type "Get a Job" into the tool's field for the name of the event.

Next, we provide Dusky's birth date.

The tool has a dropdown to select how far in the future to scan. We're fairly certain a job will happen soon, so we select a month.

Tap the button.

When the button is tapped, the tool calculates the year, month, day, and full date number for every date between tomorrow and how far into the future was selected with the dropdown.

Those numbers are compared with the event number and with Dusky's birth date numbers.

When there are matches, points are given to the date according to how important the match is.

When the calculations are done, the tool lists all the dates it has calculated. Each date has a colored bar indicating how many points it has.

Some dates may have zero points, no bar at all. At least one date will have the most points, which may be shared with two or more dates.

The date or dates with the most points are when Dusky is most likely to get a job, if it happens during the timeframe specified in the dropdown.

Reliable predictions and forecasts for when specific events will happen are elusive. The Event Timing Predictor can help.