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.
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.
The Mystery of Numbers, Luck, Worlds and Planets 
I remember reading that there are some astrologers who are not able to predict or read some clients because they are spiritually advanced (astrology reading nullified). Did you encounter such people from a numerological standpoint? I do remember you saying numbers can be mitigated but I’m interested in learning if you encountered such a chart of a person who broke the matrix. And how do divination techniques (like Tarot) fit into avoiding negative outcomes (or embracing positive ones) despite numerological chart?
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Hey, I’ve personally met several people who have spent years practicing deep relaxation and working on awareness, and I have the impression that fate does not affect them with the same intensity. Some of them already behave quite differently from what one would expect based on a numerological chart. The difference between ordinary people and them is like a scene where it suddenly starts pouring rain and I don’t have an umbrella, while someone else does. And more than that—there’s even a third person who decides decides it will be sunny and the rain immediately stops. It sounds crazy, but I’ve met people like that. I’m not yet in that different reality myself.
As I understand it, states of deep peace, love, compassion, and connection with the original forces of existence, combined with inner purification, create situations in which we are not (as) bound by the influence of numbers and planets. An acquaintance told me that for over a year she has been following the healer and spiritual teacher Vaidya Nithi (https://nithiayurveda.com/
), who is said to have the power to change destiny even for people who are still on the path of spiritual development. I haven’t tried it myself and I don’t know what kinds of energies he works with.
I don’t use tarot readings because I don’t know what these mediums might be connecting to. In general, I’m not someone who would normally have my fortune told. Still, if someone—whether a tarot counselor, psychologist, mentor, coach, or anyone else—offers helpful advice that guides you in a more favorable direction, or tells you that in a certain period it’s better not to start a new business because the risk is too high, that can bring more peace and less stress. But in the end, we are always the ones responsible for our own lives. We are seekers of inner strength.
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