Be cautious with the number 15

People who change names and surnames with the help of Chaldean numerology often pay little attention to the problematic relationship between the number 15 and any number whose digits add up to 4 or 8. The rules for appropriately changing a name or surname are quite complex. Nevertheless, in this article I will point out some of the pitfalls we make with the number 15.

The number 15 is considered a number that can bring success in public communication or performance. It is also associated with art, beauty, and magic. It can symbolize prosperity and fine clothing. For some people, the number 15 bestows physical beauty, though not always. Even when this isn’t the case, most people with the number 15 tend to possess a certain charisma.

Unfortunately, this number has a weak internal structure and is exposed to the action of the numbers 4 and 8. When such relationships between numbers occur, the number 15 very often starts to act negatively. This action is also shown in the Tarot card XV called “The Devil“. Sepharial therefore associated this number with the following themes: “Fate; the inevitable; dangers to the offsprings and struggles in the marriage state; luxury.” According to older traditions, the interaction between the number 15 and numbers 4 or 8 brings about an unbalanced ego, difficult influences, curses, spells, opponents, possible legal issues, depression, blows of fate, and even poverty. Most numerologists associate such a 15 with the danger of being manipulated or others being manipulated by someone with such numbers. This type of 15 is often found among black magicians and advocates of dubious spiritual movements.

Unfortunately, I know quite a few cases where people have changed their name or surname and included the number 15 in their analysis, which was connected with numbers 4 or 8. These individuals did not find happiness in their lives; on the contrary, they faced a series of challenges.

Here are some warnings to bear in mind:

1. If you were born in January (8), February (4 and 8) or August (4; and this is also the 8th month), then the number 15 should not be in the following positions in your numerology chart:

2. It is also not advisable to have the number 15 in these positions if you were born in October and December, and possibly even November, or if you were born in April (4th month).

3. Similarly, it is not advisable to have the number 15 in these positions if you were born on a Saturday (8) or Sunday (4).

4. In a name chart, the number 15 must not come into contact with any number 4 or 8 in a direct vertical or horizontal line:

5. Total name number (TNN), the whole name number, the whole surname number with the value 15 must not meet with the numbers of the birthday, life path and goal number which have the value 4 or 8. Similarly, a total of consonants with a value of 15 must not meet a birthday, life path and secondary goal number with a value of 4 or 8.

6. With TNN, we must check multiple methods for calculating TNN. For example, if your first name is 24 and your surname is 9, the traditional approach of adding them together gives 24 + 9 = 33. The number 15 does not appear here. However, it is present. 24 reduces to 6. 6 + 9 = 15. Similarly, the classical method creates the number 69, which also reduces to 15. Whenever you get the number 15, check whether it is in contact with numbers 4 or 8.

Unfortunately, this is not the whole story. Numbers 4 and 8 can be present in other ways. If you are changing your name or surname and your data includes the number 15, I recommend that you follow general guidelines to prevent your new name from having negative effects.

2 thoughts on “Be cautious with the number 15

  1. My name got changed (by fate not through a numerologist) for the TNN to be 96, first name is 13 and life path is 8. Is this chart possible to maintain through other means or is it better to change it?

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    1. Basically, yes. The first method is prenatal—through deep prayer and inner energy work. In Tarot, the number 15 is called The Devil. But in more advanced numerology, it is also the consonant number of Yah (Y = 10, H = 5; 10+5 = 15), meaning it’s also considered the number of God. YHWH equals 26 (10+5+6+5 = 26), which reduces to 8. Where the greatest light is hidden, the greatest darkness is hidden as well. But that means you truly need to work on yourself.
      There are also other techniques. Interestingly, it seems that yesterday and today these kinds of energies have been “in the air.” I published an article about how, in the case of challenging name numbers, one can use numerical sequences or codes:
      The Chaldean Number Sequence/Number Code in Name Numerology

      Yesterday I was also contacted by a man who has been researching similar things for the past few months—specifically, how to improve the energetic effect of a name without actually changing it. Once he writes back, and if he’s willing, I can pass along your information (I see your Gmail address). He might have some additional solutions that could be of interest to you. However, of course, I cannot speak on behalf of a third party, so it’s not guaranteed that this gentleman will contact you.

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