Numerology is the study of numbers.

You're born on a
certain date; you die on a certain date. You live a certain
number of days. Numerology is a system that calculates the
karmic direction of your life. It examines why you are born
and why you die on a particular date and explains
everything in between.

The origins of Numerology are lost somewhere within

history. Some attribute it to being created by Pythagoras,
the Greek mathematician, (569-470 B.C). Einstein thought
that God was the original mathematician, saying famously
that God doesn't play dice with the world -- everything is
explainable by numbers.

Certain numbers possess special prominence in the physical

world. For example, mathematical constants, like the
number pi. Numerology determines those numbers that are
important for you. Numbers are linked to your karmic path.
Your life path number is the most important number. It
describes life patterns, shows karmic impulses and reveals
you to yourself.

Throughout our lives, various numbers are celebrated,

highlighted and remembered. Your birthday, marriage date,
all of these numbers influence you, in different ways. The
world is set up and controlled by numbers, and so are you.
Numbers govern your life, based on the pattern of the
numbers in your life.

Numerology places importance on the numbers, from 1 to 9,

and the numbers, 11 and 22. The last two numbers are
referred to as master numbers. Numerology charts are
constructed from numbers obtained from your birthdate and
birthname.

The numbers are reduced down to one of these base

numbers. Your life path number is obtained from your
birthdate. Other important numbers are your expression
number, soul urge number and destiny number, obtained
from using the letters in your name.

Numerology helps to identify these patterns, traits, karmic

connections and influences in your life. Numerology helps
you learn life lessons, reminding you of your life purpose.
Karmic lessons are completed when love teaches you its
lesson.

Numerology is not predicting how your life will be, but more
describing a possible life scenario for you. It's up to you then
what you do with your life.

Another number is the death number. Dying with the same

number as you were born with means that you fulfilled your
true life purpose.
Life Path Number

First, write down your full date of birth. Convert the year,
month and day to a single number by adding their individual
numbers together. For example, someone with the date of
birth of November 5, 1966 would add 1+1+5+1+9+6+6.
The digits in the resulting number – 2+9 in our example --
are then similarly added, reducing the sum to a single digit,
a number between 1 and 9, or to the master numbers 11 or
22. Master numbers are left in place and are not usually
reduced any further, as in the example, which resulted in a
master number of 11.

Some of the different traits of life path numbers are as

follows:

• The No. 1 life path indicates individuality and

leadership. Negative qualities may include selfishness
and impatience.
• The No. 2 life path produces sensitive people who crave
habit and familiarity. Negative qualities may include
apathy and lethargy.
• The No. 3 life path emphasizes creativity and
sociability. Superficiality and moodiness may be
negative aspects of this life path.
• The No. 4 life path embodies trustworthiness and
down-to-earth individuals who may tend to be narrow-
minded and routine-dependent.
• The No. 5 life path indicates spontaneity and someone
who lives in the moment but may be irresponsible and
not a good decision maker.
• The No. 6 life path produces people with a strong sense
of responsibility and community awareness. These
people may be volunteers but must be careful not to
forget their own needs while serving others.
• The No. 7 life path indicates peace and a sense of
reserve. People under this path might tend to be
loners, and as a result, have a negative attitude.
 • The No. 8 life path concerns itself with ambition and
material success. People under this path may not
consider the effects that seeking success might have on
others.
• The No. 9 life path embodies compassion, generosity
and humanitarianism. As a result, it is sometimes hard
for people under this path to accept harsh realities.
• The No. 11 life path – one of the master numbers –
emphasizes peace, intuition and innovativeness as its
character qualities, but the path also may lead to great
moodiness.
• The No. 22 life path may be one that leads to fame and
fortune but with a sense of realism. Negative qualities
of the path can be insensitivity and a domineering
personality.

Elvis Presley was a life path number 9. He died as a death

number 3.

A soul runs its life according to its karma, and also according
to its ultimate purpose, towards the fulfillment of its path, to
learn more about divine love. Dying as a 3 means that
Elvis's death was brought about by circumstances influenced
by his karma. The number 3 means he will come back again
as a 3, until he finally leaves as a 9 and when his karma is
then completed for that part of his purpose.

Karma and numerology work hand in hand. Numbers reveal

aspects of your karma, revealing the different patterns
established in your past. Numerology profiles are guides
only. The soul is always greater than its numerology profile.
You are never limited, or fixed, into any position.

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