The Chaldean system of numerology is also called the Babylonian numerology system. This is because it originated from the Chaldeans, who inhabited Babylonia from 625 to 539 BC. This system is used to identify the various changes in energy that takes place when you are speaking or when another person is talking. The frequency of the vibration that occurs when people speak around you varies and affects you and those close to you.
The Chaldeans use numbers 1 to 8. They don’t use the number 9 because they believe that the number is connected to infinity. This system does not employ the use of birth name but the current name of the person. They do this because they believe that the vibrations that will be generated around the person are based on the current name of the person. Just like the Pythagorean system of numerology, the Chaldean system also attaches numbers to Latin alphabets.
However, because they only use the numbers 1-8, the numbers that are attached to the letters are not the same as that of the Pythagorean system. In the Chaldean system, the number 1 is assigned to the letters a, q, I, y, j. Number 2 is attached to the letters b, r, and k; 3 is attached to g, c, l, s; 4 is attached to d, m, t; 5 is assigned to e, h, n, x; 6 is attached to u, v, w; 7 is assigned to o and z; and 8 is attached to the letters f and p.
Hence, in the example of Anthony Martial Lionel, the name number that will be derived in the Chaldean system will be different from the one that will be derived from the Pythagorean system. However, this does not mean that the answer you will get from a Pythagorean numerologist will be significantly different from what is obtainable with a Chaldean numerologist.
Just like the Pythagorean system, the master numbers 11, 22, and 33 are also recognized and not altered. In other words, just like the Pythagorean system, if your birth name is 11, 22, or 33, it will not be reduced to a single digit. In this system, your first name shows the personality you present to the public. It also reveals your habits and personal interests.
Your Soul energy is revealed by the vowels in your name. This name is very vital because it reveals your innermost desires and talents. Your purpose in life is found here because the things your soul craves for is located here. The influence of your domestic family on your life is unveiled by your last name.
The Mahadasha system is a communication of numerology and astrology. “Dasha” refers to a state or planetary period. The Dasha pattern reflects the particular planets that will rule at specific periods based on the Jyotish. Jyotish is the Hindu system of astrology, which is also called Vedic astrology. Mahadasha is vital in the prediction of future events via the use of a natal chart in this type of astrology.
Mahadasha can create doshas or yogas that can change effects on transit planets. Anyone who wants to be wealthy, popular, or successful must have the support of mahadasha to make it possible. There are 9 types of mahadasha: Rahu Mahadasha, Chandra Mahadasha, Guru Mahadasha, Budha Mahadasha, Sani Mahadasha, Ketu Mahadasha, Sukra Mahadasha, Surya Mahadasha, and Kuja Mahadasha.
The grand total of all Mahadashas is 120 years life span. Mahadashas like Ketu, Sun, Moon, and Mars are less than ten years. However, Mahadashas, like Rahu, Saturn, Jupiter, Mercury, and Venus, are more than fifteen years. The effect each Mahadasha is determined by looking at the dasha lord, its Karaka, and its respective depositor as seen in the yoga-formation of the planet. The placement of Venus, for example, is important for the Venus Mahadasha.
A good or bad result is derived from the yoga formation during the mahadasha of the planets involved in the yoga-formation. The sign the Moon occupies is vital for the prediction of future events in this system. If the Moon is devoid of strength, every other planet is considered weak.
Chinese numerology is not based on just the numbers but rather the sounds they make when said out loud. Hence, if a number sounds like a word that is negative when said aloud, that number is seen as a sign of something negative. However, when the sound of the number has a semblance with a positive word when said aloud, it is associated with something positive. Therefore, luck is a key component of Chinese numerology.
The importance of luck is one of the major differences between Chinese and Western numerology. Western numerology is based on the Pythagorean system of numerology. In Western numerology, luck does not play a significant role. Each number has both positive and negative attributes in Western numerology. Therefore, in Western numerology is up to you to exhibit either the positive or negative attributes of the number associated with your name.
For example, in Chinese numerology, the number “1” has a semblance with the Chinese word for “honor.” Hence, the number is associated with loneliness or independence. The number is associated with the water element; hence, it represents the ability to succeed in spite of the barriers in your way. In Western numerology, number 1 has a different meaning. The number represents creation or new beginning in Western numerology.
The positive attributes of number 1 in Western numerology include leadership, courage, and initiative. Meanwhile, negative attributes include impulsiveness and confrontational behavior. Therefore, while the Chinese numerology attributes the events in the life of a person to factors somewhat outside of the control of the person, Western numerology puts the individual in the driving seat of his or her life. Western numerology is very popular in the West, while Chinese numerology is popular in the east.
Those learning Astrology & Tarot for the first time may find it daunting. However, it becomes easier when you understand the connection between numerology and the tarot. The deck of the tarot is divided into the minor and the major categories. Each of these categories is called “Arcana.” The tarot deck consists of 78 cards. The understanding of the difference between each Arcana and their number will help you understand any card.
The minor Arcana deals with the physical realm, which divided into four suit cards, which contain the Wands, Cups, Pentacles, and Swords. The Wands represent will, the Cups represent emotion, the Pentacles represent material, and the Swords represent intellect. The minor Arcana has a semblance of the deck of regular playing cards but differs in that it has a Page, which is an additional court card. Every suit has a numbering of 1 to 10 and a corresponding element.
The Major Arcana are cards with large pictures, which represents vital moments in the life of a person. These cards are crucial and carry deep meanings when interpreted. There are 22 cards in the Major Arcana with the numbering of 0 to 21. The symbols on the cards of the Major Arcana represent the story of the transition from one phase of life to the other. It all begins at childhood and innocence and ends at maturation and enlightenment.
The numerological underpinning of the tarot lies in the numbering of the cards in the major and minor Arcana. The numbers on each of the cards of the minor and major Arcana have specific meanings, which is the core idea of numerology. There are five cards corresponding to the number 1: The Ace of Cups, Swords, Wands, Pentacles, and the Magician Card. The Magician cards are in the Major Arcana while the rest are in the minor Arcana.
The meaning of each of the four Aces is not the same, but they ultimately have the same message: new beginnings. Another approach to the interpretation of the tarot is to treat it as a cycle. The odd numbers generally represent instability and change, while the even numbers generally represent stability and endurance. The cyclical nature of the tarot is such that every ending depicts a new beginning.
In the tarot, the number 1 represents new beginnings as well as the first step on your journey. The minor Arcana Aces are the purest form of the element of every suit. They commonly appear when you are starting a relationship, a new job, or a desire to approach something with a new perspective. Generally, it is all about going in a direction that is not the same as the one you were going before.
The number 2 is the number of partnerships and the decisions you make on your path in life. It is during the process of consideration that number two shows up. This number demands the direction you want to take from you as well as the people joining your team. The number 3 is the number of growth. It can be the growth of a relationship, project, or idea. The number depicts natural progression and team building.
The number 4 represents foundations. This card depicts practicability and logical reasoning as a result of stability. The early burst of energy with which you started something important is now stable. This number shows up when you have achieved a level of success. The number 5 represents instability and change. This number depicts the struggles and conflicts that arise as a result of a clash of personality and perspective. It also shows up when an unforeseen challenge enters your path.
The number six is the number of relieve after a turbulent period. This card depicts that friends and family will come around to help out, and you will experience stability again. This card shows the importance of the support of the people around you to your success in life. Number 7 is the number of faith and patience. It signifies patience as you wait for your efforts to bring you the success you desire. It shows that patience and faith during the waiting phase are all part of creation.
The number 8 depicts progress and imminent success. The hard work you have put in during the previous phase of the previous numbers is about to pay off. There is excitement in this phase because you are close to completing the cycle you began from one. The number 9 is the number of completion. It shows that you have come to the end of a cycle. Your decisions and efforts will yield positive and negative results in this phase. The number 10 is the end of a cycle before a new one begins.