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PART 2
Using The Life Path Number
Once you have recognized the qualities of your Life Path number, your next step is to use it to attract new opportunities into your life.
For example, if you are looking for a number to play a game of chance, your Life Path number is a good place to start. From there, you can develop a series of other numbers by coming up with multiples of your Life Path number.
Let’s take a Life Path number of 7, for example. Using 7 as your starting point, you can also use 16, 25, 34, 43, 52, and 61, since these all reduce down to 7. Other two-digit numbers that reduce down to 7 include 79, 88, and 97.
Theoretically, you can come up with an infinite number of numbers that eventually reduce down to 7, so depending on the number of digits you needed in a lucky number, you could come up with a number of good choices.
CORE NUMBER #2 - Your Expression Number
SOURCE: Sum of numeric value of all letters in birth name.
This is the second most important number in your chart. Your Expression Number is sometimes referred to as your Destiny Number, because it represents who you are destined to be - in other words, it represents the lessons you came into this life to learn. The Expression Number is generally considered to represent your main focus in life and is very significant in the career you spend much of your life in.
In a spiritual sense, your Expression Number contains all of the experiences and knowledge that you have gathered and internalized over the course of many lifetimes. This body of information is made up of everything that has happened to you, regardless of how unimportant it may seem, and represents the entirety of your personal and spiritual evolution.
Your Expression Number is created by converting all of the letters in your name - as it was given to you at birth - into numbers by using the following chart:
There is an important rule to remember when assigning numbers to letters, and this is when dealing with the letter ‘Y’. If the ‘Y’ is used as a consonant and is deliberately pronounced, it is considered to be a consonant. If the ‘Y’ is considered to be “silent” or is used as a vowel, it is classified as a vowel. The ‘Y’ in Yolande, for instance, would be classified as a consonant, but the ‘Y’ in Harry would be classified as a vowel.
As an example, let’s look at George Brian Peterson’s chart. In anticipation of creating the third Core Number, we’ll put the vowels above the name and the consonants below. As you will see in a moment, the third Core Number is created by adding the vowels alone, so it speeds up the next step by doing it this way.
Using the conversion chart above, we would put a 7 under the G of his first name, a
5 over the E, a 6 over the O, a 9 under the R and a 5 over the E. We continue on with the rest of the name and wind up with the following:
The next step is to add up the numbers in the top row:
5 + 6 + 5 + 9 + 1 + 7 + 5 + 6 = 44 = 4 + 4 = 8
Adding the bottom row gives us:
7 + 9 + 7 + 2 + 9 + 5 + 5 + 2 + 9 + 1 + 5 = 61 = 6 + 1 = 7
To arrive at the Expression Number, add the totals of the top and bottom rows:
8 + 7 = 15 = 1 + 5 = 6
Therefore, George’s Expression Number is Six. By referring back to the Basic Meanings, we can see that George is likely to be a good father and husband, and will place a great deal of emphasis on his family and home life. He will be a valued member of the company he works for, and people who work with him will rely on him quite a bit, not only for the way in which he does his job, but also in the manner in which he makes the workplace a pleasant place to be.
CORE NUMBER #3: Your Heart’s Desire
SOURCE: Sum of vowels in birth name.
The third most important number in your numerology chart is called your Heart’s Desire, and is arrived at by adding up all of the vowels in your name. You can see now why we arrange the vowels in the top row apart from the consonants.
Your Heart’s Desire represents your inner motivation and intention, and as such tells us a lot about how you make the choices you make in life. Because it is an integral part of your inner being, the Heart’s Desire is often considered to be closely related to that part of you that passes from one lifetime to another. It’s interesting to note that many numerologists refer to this number as the Soul’s Urge.
Since we’ve already calculated this number (5 + 6 + 5 + 9 + 1 + 7 + 5 + 6 = 44 = 4 + 4 = , we know what George’s third Core Number is.
In George’s example, we can see how the Eight will help him achieve the material success that makes him such a good provider for his family. With their physical needs taken care of, George and his family will be able to focus better on the emotional and spiritual aspects of their lives that will bring them a well-balanced home life.
CORE NUMBER #4: Your Birth Day
SOURCE: Reduce day of birth to single digit.
The fourth most important number in your numerology chart is your Birth Day. Your date of birth reveals a special skill or talent that you possess that will assist you in your journey to self-realization and fulfillment, and it helps us to understand one of your important strengths.
As the name suggests, this number is based on the day of your birth. This is probably the easiest number to calculate, since at the most, it requires reducing a two-digit number down to a single-digit number.
In the case of George Brian Peterson (you remember him, right?), he was born November 15, 1966, so his Birth Day number is:
1 + 5 = 6
It’s interesting to note that George’s Birth Day number is the same as his Expression number. This has a strengthening effect on George’s Six nature, and it doesn’t seem likely that we would find him cruising the bars late at night, does it?
I’m often told that some people consider their birth date to be a lucky number for them, and it may very well be in some cases. From a strictly numerological standpoint, however, it is not the luckiest number they could use, since it is the least significant of the four Core Numbers.
Relative Values of The Core Numbers
If you had to assign a percentage value to each of the four Core Numbers, it would look something like this:
Life Path - 40%
Expression - 30%
Heart’s Desire - 20%
Birth Date - 10%
It’s easy to see from this ranking that the Life Path number would be the most influential of the Core Numbers, and the Birth Date would be the least influential. When someone tells me their Birth Date is their lucky number, I have to smile and imagine how much luckier they might have been if they had used their Life Path number!
How To Find Your Lucky Days, Months & Years
Once you’ve calculated your four Core Numbers, you are ready to put them to use.
Although it might seem a little backward, we start by creating your Personal Year number. This is relatively easy - all you need to do is add your day and month of birth to the current year. Let’s look at our example to see how this works out.
George was born on November 15, 1966. His Personal Year calculation for the year 2003 would look like this:
Since you already know that Four is the number of practicality, self-discipline and planning, you would be right in assuming that this year will be on of persistence and hard work for George. We’ll expand on this down below, but you can get a general sense just from the Basic Meanings of the numbers.
Incidentally, if you were to end up with one of the Master Numbers - 11 or 22
- you would not reduce the Personal Year number down to 2 or 4. It still has the same basic meaning of a 2 or 4 Personal Year, but with an added “oomph”, and the potential for expanding greatly on a regular 2 or 4.
Here are the individual meanings for each of the Personal Year numbers:
One Personal Year
A One Personal Year is a good time to start any new project or relationship. There is a natural energy and excitement for new ideas, and there is the underlying promise of longevity to anything begun during this year.
Two Personal Year
During the Two Personal Year, there will be the opportunity to build on anything started the previous year. Close relationships will be strengthened by achieving a balance between partners. This will be the time to firm up the elements of any One Year projects. Use your skills at building consensus to help gather the necessary resources for your success.
Three Personal Year
A Three Personal Year will be marked by the realization of expectations formed during the previous two years. Since Three is the number of Creative Thought and Expression, this is a good year for new advances on the social scene and school. It’s no surprise that many couples start their new families in the third year.
Four Personal Year
While the previous year was full of creativity, the Four Personal Year is one of consolidation and stability. This is a year in which hard work seems to flow naturally and progress toward your goal is easily seen. Some people may find this year to be unexciting, but there is a good feeling of accomplishment when it is done.
Five Personal Year
As you saw in the explanations of the Basic Meanings, Five is the number of change and variety. This is a year marked by new influences and new experiences. It’s a good year to try out a number of different ideas, and it’s likely that you will make new friends as a result. If you like to travel, this is definitely the year for it. Be prepared, however - with change comes uncertainty, so don’t be surprised when the unexpected occurs.
Six Personal Year
A Six Personal Year is an excellent time to put a special emphasis on the domestic side of your life. You will be well rewarded for the time and effort you put into your relationships with loved ones, and you will see these relationships move up to a new level as a result. These domestic commitments will require more of your time, but don’t forget to spend some time and money on yourself, or you begin to feel that some are taking advantage of you.
Seven Personal Year
After the previous year and all the time spent with others, you will crave solitude and time to yourself to reflect on where you’ve been and where you would like to go, both figuratively and literally. This is not the best year to focus primarily on material progress, so take your time to ponder the spiritual and philosophical side of your existence. You may decide to expand your understanding at this time, and this is the perfect time to do this.
Eight Personal Year
The Eight Personal Year is very different than the previous year, and you will be very busy focusing on the material things in life. In terms of career, this is a good time for promotions and raises. In general, the Eight Personal Year is a positive year for any financial dealings, so this is a good time to make wise investments and plans for the future.
Nine Personal Year
The Nine Personal Year is best spent reviewing lessons learned from the previous years of the nine-year cycle. Once you have gained perspective from this review, you will be in a much better position to plan for the future. It is important that you recognize the role this Personal Year plays in the overall scheme of your development - it is the completion of an old cycle, and your energy and resources will be better utilized in the following year, the beginning of the next cycle.
Eight Personal Year
The Eight Personal Year is very different than the previous year, and you will be very busy focusing on the material things in life. In terms of career, this is a good time for promotions and raises. In general, the Eight Personal Year is a positive year for any financial dealings, so this is a good time to make wise investments and plans for the future.

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