Renée Good and Chaldean Numerology

Renée Nicole Macklin Good was shot on January 7, 2026, during protests in Minneapolis by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

In her chart, there is a very strong combination of the numbers 43 and 52. Chaldean tarot interprets the number 52 as the Queen of Swords and warns of wars and death. Cheiro therefore associated this number with43. The number 43, like the number 13, is called “Death” or “The Reaper” and is traditionally linked with war and upheaval.

Sepharial defines the number XLIII (43) as: “Point of Reaper. Destruction; abortive enterprises; things brought to nothing; annihilation.” Cheiro, however, defines the number 43 as follows: “This is an unfortunate number. It is symbolised by the signs of revolution, upheaval, strife, failure and prevention, and is not a fortunate number, if it comes out in calculations relating to future events.

Many people have such a number in their numerological charts, yet most are not shot or do not experience an accident. However, a chart dominated by unfavorable numbers increases the likelihood of extreme events. In this particular numerological chart, the favorable numbers are 23 and 24, and probably 72. The number 21, like 2, is more neutral. Everything else is challenging in one way or another.

On January 7, 2026, scattered but negative numbers prevailed in her system. Somewhat more emphasized was the relationship between the number 15 and the unfavorable essence 4. Within this essence we find the number 13, which signifies “Death.” An unfavorably positioned 17 contributed to the spread of unfavorable news—the news of her own death.

As in the case of Alex Pretti, another victim in the ongoing American protests, it must be emphasized that numerology does not predict the future. It affects us to the extent that we remain within the dual matrix, of which the workings of Chaldean numerology are also a part. Renée Good possessed within herself a certain strength for seeking spiritual wholeness and intuition. With some luck, she might perhaps have avoided the fatal scenario.

From: Wikimedia Commons; File:Renee Good DHS agent perspective.jpg

The Great War in the Persian Gulf – February 28, 2026

Greetings. Numerology and astrology do not predict the future; they merely reflect the intensity of the spiritual weaknesses of the person or nation being observed. When we abide in inner strength and are an active reflection of the Divine, fate loses its influence over us, or that influence is significantly softened.

With this reservation in mind, let us look at today’s energies, as a major war has begun in the Persian Gulf. There may be Chaldean numerologists who have developed more or less reliable models for forecasting global events. Personally, at least for now, I do not. When I study mundane events—if I study them at all—I mainly examine them after they have already occurred. The same applies today.

Numbers are interesting. The attacks were initiated by Israel, for whom less favorable numbers prevail today. This could mean that through this military intervention, the country may inflict considerable damage upon itself. Three situations stand out. The number 51 governs dangers and soldiers and can also bring the risk of injury or even death. The number 16 governs destroyed buildings and difficulties. Then there is the connection between 13 and 15, which governs manipulation and sometimes even harmful or evil deeds. The number 13 represents death. In Israel’s numerological chart for this day, 13 primarily indicates troubles and fatalities on Israeli soil. This war will be exhausting for Israel, and if it evolves into a prolonged conflict across a wider region, Israel could even become existentially threatened because of it. That is likely not the goal of the Israelis.

The United States holds somewhat better cards, especially if the war is short-lived. If the situation grows into a longer and more extensive conflict, it could become unmanageable for the Americans. In the American numeroscope for this day, the unfavorable 13—representing death and difficulties—is active. The military 9 has both favorable and unfavorable placements. Even if the American president declares a swift victory in this war, it seems that the United States will emerge weakened in one way or another, with its international reputation diminished. That is likely not the goal of the Americans.

Iran has in its numerological chart for this day the number 12, which governs victims; the number 13, which governs death; and the number 47, which can bring emotions, conflicts, and fears. Regardless of numerological influences, the Iranian military is certainly weaker than the combined American–Israeli forces. However, it is on home ground and acting in defense. The numbers in this chart are not as unfavorable as Israel’s and display interconnected strength. This power structure through the number 3 may point to the potential for Iran to receive concrete external (Chinese?) support. It may also suggest that, because of the war, the regime in Tehran could once again become stronger and more consolidated. Nevertheless, the numbers indicate that in prolonged fighting, the foundations of Iranian society could be destroyed. That is likely not the goal of the Iranians.

What is the lesson of this story? If we engage in lower frequencies, we may become subject to lower energetic trends. At least from a numerological perspective, it is not clear how this war would benefit the United States—let alone Iran, and especially not Israel. From the perspective of higher truth and Divine love, no war can truly be beneficial. But we must still rise to that level.

Is the number 3 truly the most masculine number?

Masculine numbers symbolize strength, concentration, and the ability to lead, and they are associated with male planets. Feminine numbers represent dispersion, adaptability, and the ability to please, and are connected with female planets. In Chaldean numerology, the numbers 1, 3, and 9 are considered the most masculine. Cheiro said of them that they are associated with martial music, thereby indirectly revealing their masculine nature.

The number 1 is the male aspect of the Sun and represents concentration, power, and leadership. It therefore possesses all the attributes of masculinity. At the same time, however, the number 1 encompasses all that exists, and thus it also contains certain feminine traits within itself. The number 9 is the number of warriors and is therefore fundamentally masculine. Yet in the lunar system, the number 9 represents the second day of the second week and is under the sign of the Moon. In the background, this number too contains some feminine qualities.

What about the number 3? The number 3 represents expansive Jupiter, which is a masculine number. In the lunar system, the number 3 corresponds to Tuesday and Mars. Warlike Mars, alongside Jupiter, is another masculine planet. Based on the above criteria, the number 3 can indeed be defined as the most masculine number.

However, one should be cautious, as there may be other criteria that ought to be taken into account. For ordinary numerological practice, it is entirely sufficient to classify the numbers 1, 3, and 9 as masculine.

Numeroscope: Alex Pretti and Chaldean Numerology

On January 24, 2026, during a protest in Minneapolis, United States Border Patrol agents shot and killed an intensive care unit nurse, Alex Jeffrey Pretti, known as Alex Pretti. Footage of the incident and images of the unfortunate man spread around the world. Since his birth data are not available, we will analyze only his name.

In this partial numeroscope, the numbers 2, 6, and 8 are very strong. They indicate a gentle, kind, and somewhat more emotional character. The initials 18 and the consonant total of 18 in the surname also bring Martian energies, such as accidents and associations with weapons—thus certain aspects of aggression. A bright spot in his numeroscope is the number 24, which helped guide him toward a medical profession. Together with the Total Name Number (TNN) 56, it is clear that he was driven by a sincere desire to help others. Some people with a similar numeroscope might also be drawn to massage therapy or bioenergetics work.

The problem with his name numbers is that unlucky numbers predominate, and unlucky numbers tend to bring a difficult fate, complications, and even accidents. Of course, we must always keep in mind that date numbers provide important additional information, as do astrological influences. Ultimately, numerology holds true only to the extent that we are embedded in the matrix (and to the extent that a given numerological system is valid). In a state of deep meditation, for example, we are calm and step outside our mental and emotional limitations. In such a state, the influence of numerology and astrology weakens.

Is it visible in the partial numerological chart of Alex Pretti that he could become a victim of a shooting? Yes. His TNN is a form of the number 11, which can sometimes represent violence—though often it does not. However, in his consonant numbers, the numbers 8 (and 89) as well as 18 are present. Eight and 89 are Saturnian numbers, and Saturn rules physical defects, difficulties or limitations, illness, and physical or emotional suffering. 18 is a Martian number and as such can represent weapons, bleeding, accidents, gunfire, fire, explosions, and the like. This combination can also manifest through demanding situations such as “gunshot wounds,” “burns,” or a “damaged body.” The number 89, when combined with another 8, may not function favorably. We can expect that 89, as a number from the 17 series, may bring “negative news” or “negative fame.”

In numerological systems that carry real weight, the configurations in numerological charts should, in most cases, be reflected in real life—and vice versa. In this specific case, it appears that, at least regarding name numbers, only analysis at the consonant level establishes a clearer connection with gunfire and gunshot wounds. Standard Chaldean numerology analysis based on the overall numbers of the first name, last name, and TNN overlooks such configurations and is therefore less effective. Numerological classics such as Cheiro, Isidore Kozminsky, and Gerun Moore should therefore not be overly idealized. Their role in the development of modern Chaldean numerology should be acknowledged, but additional approaches must then be examined as well.

Source: Wikimedia Commons, File:Alex Pretti – VA portrait (enhanced).jpg

Sepharial’s Grid

In his book The Kabala of Numbers (1909), Sepharial published a special arrangement of numbers in a 3×3 matrix:

Based on my research, this is not necessarily Sepharial’s own invention, but it clearly belongs to the Chaldean tradition. However, since this grid was first published by Sepharial, I refer to it as “Sepharial’s Grid.”

This grid is derived from the Chaldean triangular groups:

1, 5, 7
3, 6, 9
2, 4, 8

These three groups originate in ancient Chaldean numerology and were published in modern times in 1908 by the Pythagorean numerologist Luo Clement in The Ancient Science of Numbers. It appears that someone may have combined this knowledge with the concept of the most masculine numbers -1 (the Sun), 3 (Jupiter), and 9 (Mars). As a result, the positions within the triangles 3–6–9 and 1–5–7 had to be adjusted, specifically by exchanging the positions of the numbers 1 and 6.

This grid may be of very ancient origin (a possibility I am currently investigating). It is also possible that Sepharial encountered it through Freemasonry, since the numerical arrangement of this grid can be interpreted through the Masonic symbol of the compass and the square. In the top row, the lowest number is placed in the center, with two higher numbers on the sides. In the second and third rows, the relationship is reversed. This produces the following pattern:

HIGHER – LOWEST – HIGHER
LOWER – HIGHEST – LOWER
LOWER – HIGHEST – LOWER

By connecting the first and second rows, we can draw the shapes of the letters V and Λ (Lambda). The letter V is formed by the numbers 3, 7, and 9, while the letter Λ is formed by 6, 1, and 5. Together, these shapes correspond to the Masonic image of the compass and the square. The same can be done with the first and third rows: here, the letter V is formed by the numbers 3, 8, and 9, and Λ by the numbers 2, 1, and 4.

Within this grid, Sepharial analyzed planetary conjunctions. He placed the digits of a person’s birth date (day, month, and the last two digits of the year) into the matrix. If two adjacent cells in the matrix were activated by the digits of the birth date, the relationship was interpreted as a conjunction between two planets. For example, the relationship between 4 and 8 was interpreted as a conjunction between the Sun and Saturn, while the relationship between 1 and 3 was interpreted as a conjunction between the Sun and Jupiter.

By the 21st century at the latest, Sepharial’s “Masonic” grid had become widespread in modern neo-Vedic numerology. Since older Indian sources from the 20th century do not mention this grid, we can conclude that its use in Indian numerology began only relatively recently, under the influence of Sepharial. It appears that Indian practitioners combined Sepharial’s 3×3 matrix with the concept of arrows, introduced into Pythagorean numerology in 1940 by Hettie Templeton. Following the example of Jyotish, the formations of these arrows were called yogas. Over time, some additional configurations were also classified as yogas, even though they do not appear in this matrix as straight arrows.

The KU Mantra and Root Chakra Mantras

To activate the root chakra and the perineum, the Indian mantra LAM is commonly used. In China, the mantra BIN or BING is also used for this area. Another option is the mantra PAI, which has a broader effect, extending from the lower torso downward through the legs.

The mantra KU can also be used to stimulate the root chakra and the perineum. When this sound is used, the energy tends to move upward, which means it also partially affects the genital area, the abdomen, and the parts of the legs closest to these chakras. The effects of this mantra are therefore less focused on a single point and more distributed across a wider area.

Donald Trump and the Prediction of Illness in 2026 From the Perspective of Chaldean Numerology, Astrology, and Fortune Telling

At the end of 2025, Peruvian shamans predicted that Venezuelan politician Maduro would be removed from power in 2026, and they also predicted that US President Donald Trump would become seriously ill.

Astrologer Celeste Brooks predicted that Trump would likely fall seriously ill after the February solar eclipse, while astrologer Lisa Stardust predicted the possibility of a rebellion against Trump.

What is my comment on all this? The US president is in his eighties, and few elderly people at this age are free of age-related problems. From a numerological perspective, the year 2026 brings him the numbers 58 (death, illness, challenge, or transformation), 51 (wounds, danger), 48 (sacrifice), and the unfavorable 4 (obstacles caused by a tendency to lead).  Therefore, numerologically, we can allow for the possibility of health problems developing.

According to Chinese astrology, we will soon enter the Year of the Fire Horse. Trump’s four pillars of destiny (the Chinese Bazi method) contain a lot of fire and very little personal earth, which basically cannot tolerate such an amount of fire. Such pillars are very difficult to interpret. There are ideas that this is a case of Follow the Resources, where fire is a favorable element and earth is unfavorable, and further ideas that this is a Dominant type, in which both earth and fire are favorable. But such weak earth cannot really be dominant. It is more of a pact between fire and earth: earth gives way to fire, and fire lets it live in return. Trump is under the less favorable influence of water from multi-year cycles, while at the same time this year has extremely concentrated fire energy. Could this pose health problems for an older person? Resources and water represent the immune system, while fire represents, for example, blood, the heart, the brain, and the circulatory system.

Let me put it this way. Neither numerology, astrology, nor energy readings can truly predict what will happen to a person or activity. They can only predict a certain probability that things will go in a certain direction. But nothing more than that. Today, people use advanced medical solutions, relaxation techniques, physiotherapy, bioenergy, energy training, and some continue to push forward with strong personal will, inner faith, and awareness… Therefore, as a rule, I do not engage in personal analysis of possible future events. Such predictions can also cause unfavorable self-fulfilling prophecies in unstable individuals. What exists beyond the limitations of this matrix? Perhaps it is time to consider how much we are truly limited by given situations.

I wish us all a glimpse of eternity in our lives. Best regards. 

Can the Term AMEN Be Used as a Mantra?

The word AMEN can certainly be used as a mantra. It is well known that some people use this word as a substitute for the Indian mantra OM or AUM. The root AM is phonetically very similar to AUM. At the same time, the use of the sounds M and N is similar to words such as MANI and MANEE, which are associated with the brain and the head.

For this reason, AMEN is expected to have an effect on the crown chakra, Lalāṭa (the third eye), and Ajna (the brow chakra). We can therefore say that this word may be used at least as a mantra for the head area, provided that one simultaneously focuses attention on this region. Instead of AMEN, one may also use AMN or AMUN, with practically the same effects. Interestingly, AMEN/AMUN is also the Egyptian name of the Creator God.

The sound AM causes a strengthening of fresh energy in the head and its expansion outward, while EN causes a downward movement of energy, which typically flows down the front along the central line. Such expansion and movement of energy can create an elephant-like energetic structure in the aura—expanded ears, an enlarged head, and a downward flow that may take the form of an elephant’s trunk. Although I am not a Hindu, I therefore sometimes refer to this mantra as the “mantra of Ganesha”.

When using this mantra in the head area, caution is necessary, as with any form of energetic work involving the head. People with high blood pressure, heart conditions, or mental health issues should not practice it, or should at least ensure that after using the mantra the energy is sufficiently directed downward, at least to the abdomen, so that no sensation of pressure remains in the head.

Why Does a Numerological Chart Need to Be Strong?

If favorable numbers and favorable relationships prevail in a numeroscope, the numerological chart is, generally speaking, strong. If unfavorable numbers and unfavorable relationships prevail, the chart is weak. This does not mean that all numbers must be strong or that all relationships must be favorable. What matters is that such configurations dominate.

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Why is the strength of the chart important? When a chart is strong, there is more harmony and a greater capacity to resolve difficulties. Individual less favorable numbers and less favorable relationships in such a numeroscope represent challenges that can actually enable—and even stimulate—development and the acquisition of experience and knowledge. When a chart is weak, however, there may be too many obstacles. These obstacles no longer function as creative challenges but instead become an overwhelming burden that can block a person and prevent the development of their potential.

We can observe this on a concrete example involving the relationship between the numbers 3, 5, and 8. These are numbers associated with money. The number 3 represents money, maritime affairs, and banks; 5 represents fast deals and trade; and 8 represents long-term business, factories, and large corporations. However, the relationships between 3 and 5, as well as between 5 and 8, are challenging.

If the chart is strong and the sequence of numbers 3, 5, and 8 appears in it, the person can learn a great deal about money and business and, based on experience, may become successful. Along the path to success, they may encounter several tests. If the chart is too weak, however, the presence of this numerical sequence increases the risk of traffic accidents as well as financial setbacks.

Mantra YESH

This will be a very concise contribution. The mantra YESH comes from the Jewish personal name Yeshua (Jesus). It represents wholeness, strengthening, amplification, harmony, and development.

A special feature is that the vowel E must be pronounced here as a close-mid front vowel, the so-called “narrow e” (IPA symbol: [e]). English does not have this sound. In German, it can be found for example in the word See, and in French in the word été. You can listen to the pronunciation of this sound on Wikipedia.

That’s it.