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How
to calculate
Primary
root-numbers?
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The
Chaldean
System of
numerology has
its roots in
Ancient
Babylon. This
system is
related to the
Vedic System
of India and
the Kabbalah
System of the
Hebrew
mystics. The
underlying
premise of
Chaldean
numerology is
that every
letter has a
unique
vibration.
Letters are
assigned
numeric
values, from 1
to 8, based on
the
vibrational
value. The
number 9
(nine) is
considered
'sacred' and
is not
assigned to
any letter.
Numeric
equivalents to
Roman
alphabets are
same in
Chaldean
System of
numerology and
Vedic
numerology.
To view the
table of
numeric
equivalents to
Roman
alphabets / Chaldean Conversion Table
(numbers
assigned to
various
alphabets) - Click
here.
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To interpret a name numerically, assign a number to each alphabet based on the
Chaldean numerology
system, and add these numbers
together. Keep adding until you get a single digit.
If the figure thus arrived is a single digit (from 1 to 9), then the primary root number is the figure itself. (For example, if the figure arrived after a sum total of four alphabets is 1+3+2+1 = 7).
Else, if the figure thus arrived is not a single digit figure (10 or greater), then, the thus obtained two or more digits are numerically further added together till they form a single digit. This process should be repeated until you get a single digit. This single digit will then become the primary root number. For example, if the initial total of Chaldean values comes as 84. Then, add 8 & 4 together. 8 + 4 = 12. This is a two digit figure, thus, again add (1 + 2)
together and accept the resultant single digit "3" as primary root number.
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a
typical
sample
of
primary
root
number
calculation: |
*---- VELUPILLAI PRABHAKARAN
VELUPILLAI
6536813311 = 37 = 1
PRABHAKARAN
82125121215 = 30 = 3 [ 1 + 3 = 4 ]
The primary root number of the name is "FOUR".
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