The letters of the alphabet are divided into four categories:
1. Physical
2. Mental
3. Emotional
4. Intuitive
2. Mental
3. Emotional
4. Intuitive
The proportion of each category in your name gives a good indication of which Planes of Expression
are strongest in you, and which ones are weaker.
The sum (reduced to a single digit or Master number) of the numbers found on each plane reveals how
you deal with your experiences on that plane. These Planes of Expression can greatly help you to
understand your talents and abilities.
In addition, the letters of the alphabet are also considered to be either creative, vacillating (wavering), or
grounded (practical).
NOTE: Some numerologists base their calculations of the Planes of Expression on the number values of
the letters. This is incorrect. Letters have their own archetypal personalities and, when calculating the
Planes of Expression, should be considered on their own merit. For example, the E, the N, and the W
all have the value of 5. However, the letters E and W are both considered physical letters. While the N is
seen as a mental letter.
The chart below shows the status of he letters in the alphabet according to these categories:
are strongest in you, and which ones are weaker.
The sum (reduced to a single digit or Master number) of the numbers found on each plane reveals how
you deal with your experiences on that plane. These Planes of Expression can greatly help you to
understand your talents and abilities.
In addition, the letters of the alphabet are also considered to be either creative, vacillating (wavering), or
grounded (practical).
NOTE: Some numerologists base their calculations of the Planes of Expression on the number values of
the letters. This is incorrect. Letters have their own archetypal personalities and, when calculating the
Planes of Expression, should be considered on their own merit. For example, the E, the N, and the W
all have the value of 5. However, the letters E and W are both considered physical letters. While the N is
seen as a mental letter.
The chart below shows the status of he letters in the alphabet according to these categories:
Food for thought:
Notice that not a single letter in the alphabet is both grounded and emotional.
All vowels are creative with the exception of the U, which is vacillating.
The Planes of Expression chart is one of the more complex systems in numerology; however, a good understanding of the
Planes of Expression rewards you with considerable insight.
Notice that not a single letter in the alphabet is both grounded and emotional.
All vowels are creative with the exception of the U, which is vacillating.
The Planes of Expression chart is one of the more complex systems in numerology; however, a good understanding of the
Planes of Expression rewards you with considerable insight.
Your Subconscious Self number
Your Subconscious Self, Capstone, and Cornerstone
The Subconscious Self reflects the confidence you have in your personal power and competence, as well as in your ability to
deal with sudden events and situations. It shows your capacity to correctly assess a situation and to respond appropriately.
The Subconscious Self is derived from your Karmic Lesson chart, in which it is possible to have all nine numbers represented in
your name, or fewer than nine; in fact as few as three or as many as eight. For example, you may be missing a 6 or a 7. This
means that when you encounter a situation that requires the characteristics of a 6 or a 7, there will be some feeling of
inadequacy, or uncertainty as to how to properly deal with the demands of the situation.
On the other hand, you still have the other seven or eight numbers represented in you name, which means your ability to deal
with situations that require any of those numbers is well-developed. You posses a certain confidence or assurance that makes
you feel familiar with the situation, and able to deal with effectively. Hence, a person with eight numbers represented in the name
will tend to be more confident in most situations than a person with only five numbers.
In general, someone with eight numbers in his name is quite capable of dealing with most situations.
Paradoxically, a person with all nine numbers represented tends to be aloof or overly complacent when dealing with sudden
events.
How to Find Your Subconscious Self number.
To find your Subconscious Self number, simply count the amount of numbers represented in your name, as revealed in the
Karmic Lesson chart; or subtract the number of Karmic Lessons in your chart from 9 and arrive at your Subconscious Self
number.
The Subconscious Self reflects the confidence you have in your personal power and competence, as well as in your ability to
deal with sudden events and situations. It shows your capacity to correctly assess a situation and to respond appropriately.
The Subconscious Self is derived from your Karmic Lesson chart, in which it is possible to have all nine numbers represented in
your name, or fewer than nine; in fact as few as three or as many as eight. For example, you may be missing a 6 or a 7. This
means that when you encounter a situation that requires the characteristics of a 6 or a 7, there will be some feeling of
inadequacy, or uncertainty as to how to properly deal with the demands of the situation.
On the other hand, you still have the other seven or eight numbers represented in you name, which means your ability to deal
with situations that require any of those numbers is well-developed. You posses a certain confidence or assurance that makes
you feel familiar with the situation, and able to deal with effectively. Hence, a person with eight numbers represented in the name
will tend to be more confident in most situations than a person with only five numbers.
In general, someone with eight numbers in his name is quite capable of dealing with most situations.
Paradoxically, a person with all nine numbers represented tends to be aloof or overly complacent when dealing with sudden
events.
How to Find Your Subconscious Self number.
To find your Subconscious Self number, simply count the amount of numbers represented in your name, as revealed in the
Karmic Lesson chart; or subtract the number of Karmic Lessons in your chart from 9 and arrive at your Subconscious Self
number.
The Cornerstone and the Capstone
Special letters in your name.
Each letter in your name represents your characteristics, but the location of the letters can determine their impact.
For instance, the first letter of your name (use your first name at birth) is called the Cornerstone. It gives you an indication of
your character, particularly in the way you approach opportunities and obstacles.
The last letter of your first name reveals your ability and attitude toward finishing projects that you start. This letter is called your
Capstone. Together, your Cornerstone and Capstone can tell you much about your capacity to start and finish a project
successfully.
The first vowel of your first name reveals something of your deeper self. As I explained earlier, the Heart's Desire is a somewhat
hidden, but strongly represented, core number in your chart. It is a big part of yourself that you do not reveal easily or
indiscriminately, and it is usually recognized only by your relatives and friends. The first vowel of your name is the little window
through which you allow the uninitiated a glimpse at your deeper self.
Each letter in your name represents your characteristics, but the location of the letters can determine their impact.
For instance, the first letter of your name (use your first name at birth) is called the Cornerstone. It gives you an indication of
your character, particularly in the way you approach opportunities and obstacles.
The last letter of your first name reveals your ability and attitude toward finishing projects that you start. This letter is called your
Capstone. Together, your Cornerstone and Capstone can tell you much about your capacity to start and finish a project
successfully.
The first vowel of your first name reveals something of your deeper self. As I explained earlier, the Heart's Desire is a somewhat
hidden, but strongly represented, core number in your chart. It is a big part of yourself that you do not reveal easily or
indiscriminately, and it is usually recognized only by your relatives and friends. The first vowel of your name is the little window
through which you allow the uninitiated a glimpse at your deeper self.
| THE PERSONAL YEAR CYCLES: Your Personal Year Cycles, and your Transit and Essence Cycles Excerpted from “Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self.” Cycles and Patterns. Time, which is the author of authors. - Francis Bacon |
These are some of the cycles that make up our lives. When you think about it, your life is a never-ending pattern of cycles, some
of which are so identifiable that you may even recognize certain kinds of experiences, or lessons learned, during their duration.
You may have had to learn a certain lesson during a particular time in your life, and then, later on, had to address that same
lesson from another point of view.
For example, at various times in your life, you have had to learn how to deal with authority figures. Later, you may have
encountered new authorities and your accumulated knowledge had to be put to good use. You may even have had to become the
authority figure yourself, at which point all your accumulated knowledge -- from being both a follower and a leader -- had to be
utilized. At that point, another cycle had run its course.
Our lives are based upon knowledge and wisdom that is accumulated over many years and many cycles, and that is continually
being utilized in the patterns of our development.
In numerology, there are numerous cycles connected to your name and date of birth. Some of these cycles are long-term cycles,
as long as twenty-seven years or even longer, while others are of shorter duration, ranging form nine days to nine years.
Most of these cycles are based upon nine stages of development, and proceed according to the nine cardinal numbers. This is
not an arbitrary choice, but actually a recognition of an organic pattern of development in our lives.
The Personal Year Cycle.
The first and foremost of the several cycles that influence your experience of life is the Personal Year cycle.
In numerology, each year of your life is part of an evolving pattern that can be described as a nine-year cycle or epicycle. These
cycles begin at your birth and progress, one by one, through nine steps that complete an epicycle, and then begin again.
The epicycle starts with a 1 Personal Year, progresses to the 2 Personal Year, and so on to the 9 Personal Year. Each epicycle
has a particular tone or character that is distinguished by the opportunities offered, and by the lessons to be learned during that
period.
Each numbered year has its own characteristics, as symbolized by the number itself: A 1 Personal Year has all the qualities the
number 1 has, just as the 2 Personal Year has the 2 qualities. At the same time, the epicycle is also influenced by other shorter
and larger cycles that are at play. These cycles include the Transits, Essence numbers, and long-term cycles. But the influences
that are most clearly identifiable are the Personal Year and the Essence numbers.
The Personal Years form the building steps that mark your progress through life.
How to Find Your Personal Year Number.
To find your Personal Year number for any given year, add the month and the day of your birth, plus the Universal Year number
for that year. For example, someone born on May 15 finds his or her Personal Year number for 1998 by adding 5 (May) plus 6
(the fifteenth day) plus 9 (1998) to arrive at a Personal Year number of 20, which is reduced to 2.
NOTE: The Personal Year cycles are based on the Universal Year cycles and therefore run concurrent with the calendar year. A
more in-depth explanation concerning the duration of this important cycle can be found under Tutorials - Personal Year Cycles.
Transit and Essence cycles are based on the letters of your name and run from birth date to birth date.
The Personal Month and the Personal Day numbers.
Just as we evolve through a nine-year cycle, so, too, do we experience nine-month and nine-day cycles, even though their
impact is subtle compared to the Personal Year cycle. The Personal Month and Personal Day cycles proceed according to the
same pattern -- 1 through 9 -- that the Personal Year cycle does. The numbers within the monthly and daily cycles have a
similar, though less pronounced, impact on us than the yearly cycle has.
We can think of the yearly, monthly, and daily cycles as spirals within spirals, all interconnected. In any case, the patterns are
essentially the same. They widen and encompass greater sweeps of time -- daily, monthly, and yearly patterns -- thus becoming
more profound and powerful as they grow.
How to Find Your Personal Month and Personal Day numbers.
To find your Personal Month, add the single-digit value of the month to your Personal Year number. For example, someone with
a 5 Personal Year who wants to know his Personal Month for July should add the 5 (for the Personal Year cycle) to the 7 (for
July) and arrive at 12, which is reduced to 3. July is a 3 Personal Month for someone in the 5 Personal Year.
To find your Personal Day number, add the number of the day to your Personal Month number and reduce the result to a single
digit.
TRANSIT LETTERS
The Transits are found among the individual letters of your name, and are used in conjunction with the Essence Chart to provide
additional information about your year ahead.
Your name can be viewed as a piece of music that vibrates in time. Your life, therefore, can be visualized as a musical score,
with the individual letters making specific contributions at given points, just as notes in a musical piece are played at specific
moments to give a piece of music its rhythm, character, and nuance. Each note or letter has a specific duration and influence
over your life during a specific period of time.
How to Find Your Transits.
The Transits are derived from the letters of your first, middle, and last names. Each name provides information on a particular
level of your consciousness: the physical, mental, and spiritual. The Physical Transit is derived from your first name; the Mental
Transit from your middle name; and the Spiritual Transit from your last name. For those who do not have a middle name, the
last name provides the Transit information for both the Mental and the Spiritual. For those who have more than one middle
name, the middle names should be strung together into one long name. If you received more than one last name, string the last
names together into one long last name.
For a complete description of how to calculate the Transits, please see the book Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self.
THE ESSENCE CYCLE
The Transits are the individual letters and individual influences. The Essence cycle number is the combined total of the Physical,
Mental, and Spiritual Transits that are influencing you during a particular year of your life.
of which are so identifiable that you may even recognize certain kinds of experiences, or lessons learned, during their duration.
You may have had to learn a certain lesson during a particular time in your life, and then, later on, had to address that same
lesson from another point of view.
For example, at various times in your life, you have had to learn how to deal with authority figures. Later, you may have
encountered new authorities and your accumulated knowledge had to be put to good use. You may even have had to become the
authority figure yourself, at which point all your accumulated knowledge -- from being both a follower and a leader -- had to be
utilized. At that point, another cycle had run its course.
Our lives are based upon knowledge and wisdom that is accumulated over many years and many cycles, and that is continually
being utilized in the patterns of our development.
In numerology, there are numerous cycles connected to your name and date of birth. Some of these cycles are long-term cycles,
as long as twenty-seven years or even longer, while others are of shorter duration, ranging form nine days to nine years.
Most of these cycles are based upon nine stages of development, and proceed according to the nine cardinal numbers. This is
not an arbitrary choice, but actually a recognition of an organic pattern of development in our lives.
The Personal Year Cycle.
The first and foremost of the several cycles that influence your experience of life is the Personal Year cycle.
In numerology, each year of your life is part of an evolving pattern that can be described as a nine-year cycle or epicycle. These
cycles begin at your birth and progress, one by one, through nine steps that complete an epicycle, and then begin again.
The epicycle starts with a 1 Personal Year, progresses to the 2 Personal Year, and so on to the 9 Personal Year. Each epicycle
has a particular tone or character that is distinguished by the opportunities offered, and by the lessons to be learned during that
period.
Each numbered year has its own characteristics, as symbolized by the number itself: A 1 Personal Year has all the qualities the
number 1 has, just as the 2 Personal Year has the 2 qualities. At the same time, the epicycle is also influenced by other shorter
and larger cycles that are at play. These cycles include the Transits, Essence numbers, and long-term cycles. But the influences
that are most clearly identifiable are the Personal Year and the Essence numbers.
The Personal Years form the building steps that mark your progress through life.
How to Find Your Personal Year Number.
To find your Personal Year number for any given year, add the month and the day of your birth, plus the Universal Year number
for that year. For example, someone born on May 15 finds his or her Personal Year number for 1998 by adding 5 (May) plus 6
(the fifteenth day) plus 9 (1998) to arrive at a Personal Year number of 20, which is reduced to 2.
NOTE: The Personal Year cycles are based on the Universal Year cycles and therefore run concurrent with the calendar year. A
more in-depth explanation concerning the duration of this important cycle can be found under Tutorials - Personal Year Cycles.
Transit and Essence cycles are based on the letters of your name and run from birth date to birth date.
The Personal Month and the Personal Day numbers.
Just as we evolve through a nine-year cycle, so, too, do we experience nine-month and nine-day cycles, even though their
impact is subtle compared to the Personal Year cycle. The Personal Month and Personal Day cycles proceed according to the
same pattern -- 1 through 9 -- that the Personal Year cycle does. The numbers within the monthly and daily cycles have a
similar, though less pronounced, impact on us than the yearly cycle has.
We can think of the yearly, monthly, and daily cycles as spirals within spirals, all interconnected. In any case, the patterns are
essentially the same. They widen and encompass greater sweeps of time -- daily, monthly, and yearly patterns -- thus becoming
more profound and powerful as they grow.
How to Find Your Personal Month and Personal Day numbers.
To find your Personal Month, add the single-digit value of the month to your Personal Year number. For example, someone with
a 5 Personal Year who wants to know his Personal Month for July should add the 5 (for the Personal Year cycle) to the 7 (for
July) and arrive at 12, which is reduced to 3. July is a 3 Personal Month for someone in the 5 Personal Year.
To find your Personal Day number, add the number of the day to your Personal Month number and reduce the result to a single
digit.
TRANSIT LETTERS
The Transits are found among the individual letters of your name, and are used in conjunction with the Essence Chart to provide
additional information about your year ahead.
Your name can be viewed as a piece of music that vibrates in time. Your life, therefore, can be visualized as a musical score,
with the individual letters making specific contributions at given points, just as notes in a musical piece are played at specific
moments to give a piece of music its rhythm, character, and nuance. Each note or letter has a specific duration and influence
over your life during a specific period of time.
How to Find Your Transits.
The Transits are derived from the letters of your first, middle, and last names. Each name provides information on a particular
level of your consciousness: the physical, mental, and spiritual. The Physical Transit is derived from your first name; the Mental
Transit from your middle name; and the Spiritual Transit from your last name. For those who do not have a middle name, the
last name provides the Transit information for both the Mental and the Spiritual. For those who have more than one middle
name, the middle names should be strung together into one long name. If you received more than one last name, string the last
names together into one long last name.
For a complete description of how to calculate the Transits, please see the book Numerology; Key To Your Inner Self.
THE ESSENCE CYCLE
The Transits are the individual letters and individual influences. The Essence cycle number is the combined total of the Physical,
Mental, and Spiritual Transits that are influencing you during a particular year of your life.
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