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Tarot and Chaldean numerology

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Shortly after the creation of the Italian tarot cards, numerous versions with incorrect numerological sequences emerged. The numerologically correct system is the Marseille tarot, as it maintains the appropriate links between the meanings of tarot cards and the ancient descriptions of numbers. Recently, inaccurate information has surfaced regarding how individual tarot cards are connected to the numbers as known in Chaldean numerology.

Without delving into the numerological philosophy of tarot, it can be stated that in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Chaldean numerologists used connections between numbers and tarot cards, as illustrated below.

In some cases, the numerological names differ from the most established names. For example, the number 11 is called Lion Muzzled. The card The World is referred to as the Crown of the Magi. The Three of Cups and Three of Coins are called Reaper, as these cards share meanings with the card Reaper XIII. Many terms originate from French occultists of the 19th century, who sought the origins of tarot in ancient Egypt and named individual cards or numbers with pagan names.

The cards of the Major Arcana in Chaldean numerology are typically named as follows:

  • 1 – I. The Magician, the Juggler
  • 2 – II. The Door of Hidden Sanctuary, the High Priestess
  • 3 – III. The Empress, Isis-Urania
  • 4 – IV. The Stone Cube, the Emperor
  • 5 – V. The Master of the Arcana
  • 6 – VI. The Two Ways, the Lovers
  • 7 – VII. The Chariot of Osiris
  • 8 – VIII. The Justice, The Balance and Sword, Themis
  • 9 – IX. The Veiled Lamp, the Hermit
  • 10 – X. The Wheel of Fortune, the Wheel, Sphinx
  • 11 – XI. The Clenched Hand, the Lion Muzzled, the Force
  • 12 – XII. The Sacrifice, the Hangman, the Victim
  • 13 – XIII. The Reaper, the Death, the Scythe, the Reaping Skeleton
  • 14 – XIV. Temperance, the Two Urns, Solar Spirit
  • 15 – XV. Typhon or Devil (especially when associated with 4 or 8)
  • 16 – XVI. The Blasted Tower, the Ruined Tower, the Shattered Citadel
  • 17 – XVII. The Star of the Magi
  • 18 – XVIII. The Twilight, the Blood-stained Path
  • 19 – XIX. The Prince of Heaven, the Blazing Light
  • 20 – XX. The Awakening of the Dead, the Judgment
  • 21 – XXI. The Crown of the Magi, the Universe
  • 22 – XXII. Full, the Blind Fool, the Crocodile

Following are the Minor Arcana, which appears in four suits. The names of the four suits in tarot are usually wands, cups, swords, and coins/pentacles. In Chaldean numerology, we generally use the term scepters for wands, and coins for pentacles.

Unlike the Major Arcana, the meanings of the Minor Arcana cards, particularly the pip cards, unfortunately lack connection to their ancient numerological meanings. The number 43 or Three of Cups in Chaldean numerology is, for example, considered unlucky, whereas in the general modern interpretation of tarot, it has a favorable meaning. The interpretations of numbers also differ in content.

Therefore, I strongly advise against interpreting numbers in Chaldean numerology using modern French descriptions of the Minor Arcana and other descriptions of this arcana that stem from French interpretations.

Tarot is also a tool of a divination matrix – once we determine the meanings of a chosen card, that card will “bear” or “communicate” the meanings we have attributed to it. In interpreting numbers in Chaldean numerology, however, such an approach cannot be applied; instead, the meanings must be connected to the actual nature of the numbers. Therefore, we must take into account the exact sequence in the naming.

Minor Arcana:

  • 23- The Royal Star of Lion, King of Scepters
  • 24- The Queen of Scepters
  • 25 – The Knight of Scepters
  • 26 – The Page of Scepters
  • 27 – The Scepter, Ace of Scepters
  • 28 – Two of Scepters
  • 29 – Three of Scepters
  • 30 – Four of Scepters
  • 31 – Five of Scepters
  • 32 – Six of Scepters
  • 33 – Seven of Scepters
  • 34 – Eight of Scepters
  • 35 – Nine of Scepters
  • 36 – Ten of Scepters
  • 37 – The Royal Star of Bull, King of Cups
  • 38 – The Queen of Cups
  • 39 – The Knight of Cups
  • 40 – The Page of Cups
  • 41 – The Cup, Ace of Cups
  • 42 – Two of Cups
  • 43 – The Ripper, the Point of the Reaper, the Death Point, Three of Cups
  • 44 – Four of Cups
  • 45 – Five of Cups
  • 46 – Six of Cups
  • 47 – Seven of Cups
  • 48 – Eight of Cups
  • 49 – Nine of Cups
  • 50 – Ten of Cups
  • 51 – The Royal Star of Aquarius, the Royal Star of the Waterman, the King of Swords
  • 52 – The Queen of Swords
  • 53 – The Knight of Swords
  • 54 – The Page of Swords
  • 55 – The Sword, Ace od Swords
  • 56 – Two of Swords
  • 57- Three of Swords
  • 58- Four of Swords
  • 59 – Five of Swords
  • 60 – Six of Swords
  • 61 – Seven of Swords
  • 62 – Eight of Swords
  • 63 – Nine of Swords
  • 64 – Ten of Swords
  • 65 – The Royal Star of Scorpio, King of Coins
  • 66 – The Queen of Coins
  • 67 – The Knight of Coins
  • 68 – The Page of Coins
  • 69- The Mars Crowned, The Crown of Mars, the Coin, Ace of Coins
  • 70 – Two of Coins
  • 71 – The Ripper, Three of Coins
  • 72 – Four of Coins
  • 73 – Five of Coins
  • 74 – Six of Coins
  • 75 – Seven of Coins
  • 76 – Eight of Coins
  • 77 – Nine of Coins
  • 78 – Ten of Coins

Fixed Stars and Constellations in Chaldean Numerology

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Although Western astrology is based on the seasons (tropical system), Chaldean numerology also explores connections with fixed stars and constellations. The development of Chaldean numerology was undoubtedly influenced by Egyptian sidereal astronomy (circa 3000 BCE) and later, during the Hellenistic period, by Egyptian sidereal astrology (ancient decans).

There is ongoing debate about whether an ancient Chaldean astrology (around the 5th to 4th century BCE), was based on sidereal or tropical astrology. My personal opinion is that the shared astro-numerological foundation was sidereal, although I won’t delve into proving this here. If true, Chaldean numerology is, in a way, closer to Indian astrology (which is sidereal) than to Western astrology (which is tropical).

The basic fixed stars in Chaldean numerology include the four so-called “royal stars,” associated with the following numbers:
• 23 – The Royal Star of the Lion, or Regulus
• 37 – The Royal Star of the Bull, or Aldebaran
• 51 – The Royal Star of Aquarius, or Markab (contrary to the common notion that Fomalhaut is the royal star in this sign)
• 65 – The Royal Star of Scorpio, or Antares

These four stars can also be combined with planets represented by specific numbers. For instance, 23 represents Mercury in conjunction with Regulus, 37 represents the Sun in conjunction with Aldebaran, and 51 represents Venus in conjunction with the star Markab. The conjunction between the Moon and Antares symbolizes the number 65.

Chaldean numerology can be used to designate additional stars. Various criteria exist for categorizing stars numerologically, and according to one criterion, the following fixed stars can be defined:
• 21 – Polaris
• 82 – Arcturus
• 91 – Sirius

Some constellations include:
• 11 – Virgo and Leo
• 17 – Andromeda
• 37 and 111– Pleiades
• 13 and 43 – Draco

Other interpretations are also possible.

Andrej Kikelj: “Radiesthesia School” of Chaldean Numerology and Exploring New-Old Meanings of Individual Letters

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In 2010, Slovenian researcher Andrej Kikelj published a revised version of the Chaldean numerology method on his website astronumero.org. Through radiesthesia and study, he modified the encoding of individual letters, establishing new numerical correlations.[1] His interpretative approach incorporates Pythagorean principles, including vowel and consonant numbers,[2] master numbers,[3] personal days, months, years, and “pinnacles.”[4]

Kikelj’s general alpha-numeric table takes into account certain Central European pronunciations. In this Germanic-Slavic linguistic region, the letter “H” corresponds to the sound of the ancient letter ḥet, with a phonetic value of 8. The letter “T” can have phonetic values linked to the letters and sounds tau (4, 22, and 400) or ṭet (9), while the letter “S” is widely pronounced as the sound and letter samek (6, 15, and 60) across all Europe. Through radiesthesia, Kikelj assigned the letter “T” a value of 9 and attributed the number 9 to the letter “E” as well.

Chaldean Alphanumeric Encoding According to Andrej Kikelj

In addition to a general table for converting the English alphabet to numbers, he created tailored tables for the Slovenian[5] and Croatian[6] alphabets. For example, he associated the letters “Š” and “Ž” with the traditional Croatian and Slovenian interpretation, linking them to the letter shin with values of 3, 21, and 300, and the letter zayin with values of 7, 16, and 70. He sees a phonetic connection of the letters “Ć” and “Č” with the letter ṣadi, valued at 9. For the values of “DŽ,” “Đ,” “NJ,” and “LJ,” Kikelj couldn’t rely on established tradition and arrived at unusual results through radiesthesia.

Incorporating radiesthesia, aura readings, and similar methods into Chaldean numerology requires careful consideration of what we’re actually measuring. Are these the isolated vibrations of individual letters or the typical vibrations of letters within a word? Are we measuring the letters themselves or the sounds they represent? Without knowing exactly what we’re measuring, there’s a risk of methodological error.

It’s essential to understand that Chaldean numerology (also known as Aramaic or Ancient Hebrew numerology) was originally based on letter values rather than phonetics. In ancient Hebrew script, the final sounds “a,” “e,” and “o” were all recorded as the letter he, with a numerical value of 5.[7] So, the letters create their own alphabetic matrix, and European numerologists realized centuries ago that the letter “C” should have a value of 3, and the letter “H,” despite originating from the letter ḥet, should be valued at 5. They assigned the letter “E” a value of 5 and the letter “O” a value of 7, forming a letter-based matrix used for the Latin alphabet.[8]

I agree that in Central Europe, the letter “H” corresponds phonetically to the sound of the ancient letter ḥet, just as the European sound represented by the letter “S” could relate to the ancient letter samek, valued at 6, 15, and 60. Phonetically, the sound and letter “O” might align with the number 6 and the letter vaw, while the value of “E” could be closer to the letter yod, with values of 1 and 10.

Mixing alphabetic and phonetic matrices creates a variety of possible new matrices, each carrying at least some level of energy potential. However, not all matrices possess the same strength of energy potential. When testing names with Kikelj’s method, the results did not appear to me as consistent as those achieved using the classic Chaldean alphanumeric table, whether according to Cheiro’s guidelines or the older tradition as described by Richard Cavendish. Nonetheless, you can explore Kikelj’s approach and try it yourself using the information he provides on astronumero.org.

Classic Chaldean Alphanumeric Encoding

While full birth information is not available, Andrej Kikelj identifies as an Aquarius and base number 3 and shared that he became involved in bhakti yoga and meditation in his youth. His interest in spiritual knowledge has persisted throughout his life. He is also a professional translator interested in computers and programming.[9] Let’s examine Andrej Kikelj’s numerology chart, calculated using the classic method of converting letters into numbers:

His chart reveals a strong presence of the number chain 3 & 6 & 9, which often signifies an interest in spiritual life (and can also indicate a potential interest in business). Additionally, we see the chain 2 & 3 & 5, which suggests a desire to let go of old behavioral patterns. This could explain his interest in bhakti yoga (Hare Krishna) and meditation. A prominent number 5 is sometimes associated with computers and programming, and it also corresponds to Mercury, communication, and numbers.

The combination of 5 with the chain 3 & 6 & 9 partially accounts for his interest in numerology. Kikelj used to be involved in music as well, which is probably related to the sequence of numbers 3, 6, and 9. Regarding his career in translation, it’s likely connected to the association of the number 5 with 2 and 6. A fuller understanding of his interests and professions would likely require his full birth data and astrological chart.

Added on November 4, 2024: The relationship between the numbers 14 and 95 on one side and the birth base number 3 on the other could potentially lead to traffic accidents or other issues. However, in Kikelj’s numerology chart, these tendencies are balanced by the potential for spiritual growth and the release of old patterns. If he embraces these potentials, it can help to calm the energies reflected in his chart.

Some sources:

[1] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/numerology-charts/#chaldean-table-improved

[2] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/numerology-guide/name-numbers/

[3] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/what-are-the-master-numbers/

[4] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/numerology-guide/forecast-numbers/

[5] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/numerologija-tabela/

[6] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/numeroloska-tablica/

[7] Schmidt Brian B. (2015): Memorializing Conflict: Toward an Iron Age “Shadow” History of Israel’s Earliest Literature, page 87. From: Schmidt Brian B., editor (2015): Contextualizing Israel’s Sacred Writings: Ancient Literacy, Orality, and Literary production.SBL Press, USA.

[8] Lovrat, Boštjan: https://bostjanlovrat.com/2024/09/11/the-use-of-the-latin-alphabet-in-chaldean-numerology/

[9] Kikelj, Andrej: https://www.astronumero.org/about-us/

Decade Markers in Chaldean Numerology

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In Chaldean numerology, each core number is associated with specific “decade markers,” which means that each decade of a person’s life can be influenced by unique energies or opportunities based on their numerology. These influences are even stronger if there are additional indicators in a person’s chart pointing toward similar outcomes.

Each decade marker spans ten years, but its effect is usually strongest at the start of the decade. For instance, the marker for ages 50 to 60 is most powerful at age 50 and may even begin to influence the individual slightly before their birthday.

For example, a person with the number 2 might, in their fifties (from age 50 to 60), find new opportunities to develop skills in public speaking and communication. Of course, the outcome depends on other factors, like their confidence level and whether they’re already in fields with opportunities for public presentation, such as radio, acting, or public speaking.

A person with the number 5 in their thirties (from age 30 to 40) might experience an opportunity to process and release certain unhelpful behavioral patterns.

Someone with the number 6 in their sixties may find opportunities to turn toward spiritual interests or improve their material well-being, possibly achieving greater success in business.

A person with the number 9 might experience a similar opportunity for career or financial advancement in their forties.

While this theory suggests general trends, in practice, some decade markers are stronger than others, and not every influence is equally powerful for everyone.

November 1st and Chaldean Numerology

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November 1st marks an ancient holiday of Celtic origin, closely associated with the transition between the world of the living and the world of the dead. On the eve of this holiday, many celebrate what we know as “Halloween,” which has its roots in the mythology surrounding November 1st.

In various cultures, such as in China, the spirits of ancestors are especially honored. There, rituals often involve invoking the spirits of the deceased for guidance and protection. In contrast, Jewish tradition typically discourages any contact with spirits from the afterlife. As stated in the Bible: “Do not turn to the spirits of the dead and do not seek familiar spirits to become unclean by them. I am the Lord your God” (Leviticus 19:31). However, in times of distress, it seems calling upon the spirits of holy individuals might have been acceptable. For instance, Saul visited the Witch of Endor to summon the spirit of Samuel for advice (1 Sam 28).

»Saul and the Witch of Endor«. Author: Edward Henry Corbould, 19th century

Many Christians hold the belief that it is permissible to call upon the spirits of saints, including apostles and the Virgin Mary. Personally, I tread carefully around the idea of invoking the souls of the deceased. So, why is November 1st significant in this context?

The Celtic calendar celebrates the changing seasons with significant dates: summer on August 1st, winter on February 1st, spring on May 1st, and autumn on November 1st. As Celtic culture spread from Portugal to Eastern Europe and from Ireland to parts of Turkey, these dates evolved into important pagan festivals throughout Europe.

The Celts referred to the November 1st celebration as Samhain. This festival signified the autumn transition from summer to winter. The Celts believed that during Samhain, the barrier between the living and the dead was especially thin, allowing spirits to return to the realm of the living. The Celts performed various rituals to honor their ancestors (the benevolent spirits) and to protect themselves from potentially malevolent forces.

Autumn truly represents a shift from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Harvests are gathered, fields lie fallow, and nature begins to quiet down. In ancient farming communities, work slowed down, livestock were brought in from pastures, and wolves started to approach settlements. Additionally, travel routes, while still accessible, became vulnerable to bandits and invaders, posing a serious risk to neighboring tribes. Thus, this period was characterized by a search for safety, but also by danger, conflict, and death.

Spiritually speaking, the autumn transition serves as a passage into the other world, akin to crossing through a portal into the afterlife. The Celts and many others believed that during this time, the boundary between living and the dead blurred. This symbolism extends to our relationship with the other side, suggesting that among the spirits of the departed, one could encounter both benevolent guardian spirits and malevolent entities.

Can this symbolism be connected to Chaldean numerology? While Chaldean numerology developed in a very different cultural context than Celtic traditions, there is a fascinating link between the significance of November 1st and numerological symbolism. November is associated with the astrological sign of Scorpio, which governs the mysterious and the occult. Additionally, November aligns with the 8th house in astrology, which concerns issues of illness and death. The planetary rulers of Scorpio are the assertive Mars and, in modern astrology, Pluto, the lord of the underworld.

The first day of the month embodies the energy of the Sun, symbolizing life. This energy meets the energies of the underworld and the spirits of the deceased. The Sun in Scorpio also serves as a reminder that it is important to seek peace and distance from aggression in our lives. Ultimately, God remains the true Guide, even in the shadowy realms. Through peace and love, we can find protection from malevolent forces. In this way, we can discover salvation in this world and in the afterlife and let our hope shine like a beacon into the other world.

Which planet do we activate through Chaldean numerology?

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In Chaldean numerology, numbers are primarily associated with the following planets: 1 and 4 are linked to the Sun, 2 and 7 to the Moon, 3 with Jupiter, 5 with Mercury, 6 with Venus, 8 with Saturn, and 9 with Mars. Additionally, the number 4 is associated with Uranus and the North Lunar Node or Dragon’s Head (Caput Draconis), while the number 7 is linked to Neptune and the South Lunar Node or Dragon’s Tail (Cauda Draconis). Some also connect the number 0 with Pluto.

The Birth Number and the Total Name Number (TNN) are typically among the strongest activators of planets. For instance, if someone is born on the 6th of the month, their Venus, tied to the number 6, will be activated more strongly. If a person has a TNN of 73, their base number becomes 1, which is associated with the Sun.

Once we identify the key planets based on these numbers, we can analyze the astrological chart in both tropical and sidereal systems. Sidereal positions tend to have more power, on average. We can examine planets in their signs, houses, and aspects.

If, for the aforementioned individual with a TNN of 73, the Sun is located in Aquarius, this indicates a state of exile in astrological terms. If it is additionally positioned in the 12th house, which brings challenges, and in opposition or square aspects with other planets, it suggests that through numerology the “planet” Sun would be activated in the natal chart, along with all the difficulties this entails. While the number 73 may bring positive influences, actions in the astrological chart could also head in the opposite direction.

Therefore, it is crucial to consider multiple criteria when numerologically changing names and surnames. Since numerologists often lack all the necessary expertise, I recommend taking additional precautions with appropriate methods when altering your name or surname.

Interchangeable Numbers

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In Chaldean numerology, some analysts of sports events use interchangeable numbers. Personally, I do not engage in sports predictions. Nevertheless, interchangeable numbers help me understand the dynamics of relationships between numbers.

This knowledge originates from Persian numerology and was primarily explored by Chaldean numerologists in the first half of the 20th century.

The interchangeable numbers are as follows:

  • 1, 4, and 8
  • 2 and 7
  • 3 and 6
  • 5 and 9
  • Numbers from the group of 1 & 4 and numbers from the group of 2 & 7 are partially interchangeable
  • The numbers 3 and 5 are also partially interchangeable

Some Numerological Details About the Number 7

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Here are some interesting info about the number 7 in relation to Chaldean numerology:

When we divide the number 1 by 7, we get a repeating sequence of the digits 1, 4, 2, 8, 5, and 7. 1/7= 0.142857142857142857142857142857142857… In these sequences, the numbers 3, 6, and 9 (which form a special trio in numerology) do not appear.

When a number with a base number of 7 encounters a number with a base number of 3, it often results in a relationship that may initially seem very good but can evolve into emotional dramas and disputes, or reflect challenging family or partnership karma. Additionally, it can bring stagnation and challenges in other areas (career, finances). In some cases, individuals with such a setup also have very unfavorable energetic connections with the astral. Conversely, in some instances, this relationship represents love, friendship, success, optimism, or even spiritual elevation.

When two sevens meet in a personal numerological chart and do not meet with additional sevens, it often represents a potential for great wisdom.

Individuals with the numbers 6 and 7 often feel a strong mutual attraction at first, too. However, in the long run, such a connection doesn’t fare well, as the seven will try to distance itself and this can irritate the family-oriented six. This creates difficulties in the partnership and can also lead to financial challenges.

The connection between the number 7 and the number 9 is not favorable. However, for a person with the number 7, this relationship is less burdensome than the reverse. In some cases, such a relationship can bring significant power; however, a person with these numbers may become aggressive if they feel threatened.

The number 7 represents the element of water (Moon and Neptune), and its origin is very spiritual. Because of this, it has a great deal of spiritual fire behind it. In the ordinary world, its “watery” side is primarily visible. When two sevens come together, such a connection can therefore become “too cold” and may cause difficulties with fertility.

Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump: American Presidential Elections 2024 and Numerology

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The American presidential elections are approaching, scheduled for November 5, 2024. The pre-election developments indicate that these are very unusual elections. Current American Democratic President Joe Biden has withdrawn from the presidential race against Republican Donald Trump, with Kamala Harris stepping in as the Democratic candidate. The American public is deeply divided, and Donald Trump has survived a shooting attack, with authorities successfully preventing another attack on him later. Numerological analysis indicates only a slight advantage for Donald Trump, which means Kamala Harris is not without a chance of victory.

Since the American presidential race at its final stage is a showdown between just two candidates, it is easier for numerologists to assess each candidate’s chances of winning. In this context, some widely accepted forecasting techniques do not provide appropriate results. For example, Pythagorean studies of the personal day, month, and year do not help much, nor does studying the lucky days defined by the Chaldean numerologist Cheiro.

Techniques that some numerologists are confident will work can also fail in specific cases. A well-known example is a successful Chaldean numerologist who confidently predicted that Donald Trump would win the election in 2020. When Trump was not elected, this numerologist claimed that Trump had won the election but that his victory was not recognized, and therefore his prediction was true. However, true victory, whether achieved through votes or not, must have implication – namely, the position of President of the United States. In 2008, numerologist Tania Gabrielle predicted that John McCain would win in the fight against Barack Obama.[1] Obama won…

Personally, I use two Chaldean and two Pythagorean techniques, along with two special calendrical techniques, for analyzing the American presidential elections. When there is a significant numerical disparity in the power dynamic between the candidates, these techniques can predict the winning candidate with a higher degree of reliability. However, when the difference is minimal, such predictions cannot be made. Numerology is not a method in a vacuum; rather, it is just one of the methods for studying destiny. Sometimes, the key answer may only be presented by astrology.

Of course, the techniques I use may not provide a comprehensive picture. Certain other important techniques that could yield even more accurate results may not be considered. Unfortunately, I am not currently aware of those. I can only offer the knowledge and experience I have acquired.

Since the battle for the presidential seat began with a showdown between Joe Biden and Donald Trump, it is appropriate to first examine Joe Biden’s current political path. Biden has a negative energy numerological trend from mid-July to mid-October 2024. Using the techniques I employ it was not possible to foresee that he would make such a radical decision as withdrawing from the presidential race.

On July 21, 2024, Biden’s numerological matrix shows a leadership number (10) burdened by an unbalanced 4. On the other hand, the leadership number (10) confronts themes of collapse, potential political downfall, or setback (16), along with possible illness or poor health (71). The theme of contemplating the reasonableness of continuing the presidential battle was undoubtedly present that day, but as stated, a significant turn could not be predicted from the chosen numerological perspective. However, astrologer Amy Tripp accurately predicted that Joe Biden would withdraw from the pre-election race on July 21.[2]

If we compare the chances of Donald Trump and Joe Biden winning based on the aforementioned six techniques, the Chaldean and Pythagorean techniques would favor Trump, while the date techniques would support Biden. In the overall picture, by November 5, 2024, Biden would lead significantly according to numerological representation, as the general energy trend would also turn in his favor.

Regarding the matchup between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, it is essential to note that Donald Trump had a negative numerological trend from mid-July to mid-September. When turning point occurred in mid-July, he suffered a shooting attack (July 13, 2024). In mid-September, at the conclusion of this trend, there was another attempted attack (September 15, 2024). In contrast, Kamala Harris enjoyed supportive numbers from mid-August to mid-September. From mid-September, the balance of numerological power shifted to Trump, and we expect another reversal in favor of Harris from mid-October. Nevertheless, it is challenging to say whether Harris will be able to solidify her positions before early November.

Analysis of the power relationships on November 5, 2024, indicates that Harris has a strong advantage in date techniques, while Trump leads in Chaldean and Pythagorean techniques. Kamala will face struggles, disputes, and emotions, but she has prominent political leader numbers. Trump will find it slightly easier to gain attention that day, but he will also experience emotions and energies of conflict. The overall numerological picture suggests that Donald Trump maintains a weak lead, which does not guarantee a decisive victory. This means he has considerable chances of winning, but Kamala Harris also has at least moderate odds of winning.

Thus, we encounter a situation where it is necessary to check the predictions of astrologers. Astrologers generally claim that both Trump and Harris have favorable charts for the current period. Unfortunately, their opinions regarding the specific victory or defeat are anything but unanimous. Western astrologer Amy Tripp, who had accurately predicted Biden’s withdrawal on July 21, forecasts a likely victory for Donald Trump.[3] A probable withdrawal of Joe Biden was also predicted by Catherine Urban.[4] However, Catherine Urban, for example, predicts (based on Pluto’s return in the U.S. chart) that Kamala Harris will play an essential role in the new era.[5]

Let’s also consider Vedic astrology. Kushal Kumar predicts that Kamala Harris’s victory is likely.[6] Sachin Malhotra also predicts a win for Kamala Harris.[7] Olga Mixon, based on Vedic astrology, has predicted that the winner will be Donald Trump.[8] Astrologer Mina, using Chinese astrology (Bazi), predicts that Kamala Harris has slightly better odds of winning, but she will still face challenges.[9]

In such circumstances, it is impossible to derive a reliable conclusion from numerological analyses regarding what will happen at the American polls on November 5, 2024. It seems that Kamala Harris has a slight edge in astrological predictions, and pre-election polls also indicate a minor advantage. Unfortunately, pre-election polls are not always accurate, and there may be methodological errors and built-in biases.

In the field of political science, we find another prediction that is not metaphysical but is based on scientific criteria. Allan Lichtman has established criteria, or thirteen keys, based on history and checking essential factors to predict the victory or defeat of a presidential candidate. Interestingly, Lichtman predicted a definitive victory for Biden in a potential match against Donald Trump. In the matchup between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, he predicts a likely victory for Harris. However, if many things go wrong, he believes Trump could still win.

Lichtman’s findings on Biden’s dominance over Trump align with my numerological insights. In the contest between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, however, Lichtman predicted an advantage for the Democratic candidate, which contrasts with my assessment. As mentioned, I agree with the possibility that there may be significant criteria within numerology that I am currently unaware of. I hope this article will encourage other numerologists, particularly Chaldean numerologists, to present their predictions. It would be very interesting to hear predictions from the Danish school (Ehwas & Ehwas, Danielsson, Wilder), who also engage in political analyses. Otherwise, let us wait for November 5, 2024. Only three weeks remain until the elections.

Related articles:

Chaldean Numerology and Donald John Trump
Trump and the Assassination Attempts Against Him
Kamala Harris and Chaldean Numerology
Chaldean Numerology and Joe Biden

[1] https://www.washingtonian.com/2008/11/03/numerology-what-does-it-mean-for-the-presidential-candidates/

[2] https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/will-the-stars-favor-trump-this-us-astrologist-predicts-a-surprising-turn-in-us-presidency/articleshow/112078066.cms?from=mdr

[3] https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/international/world-news/will-the-stars-favor-trump-this-us-astrologist-predicts-a-surprising-turn-in-us-presidency/articleshow/112078066.cms?from=mdr

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Kamala Harris and Chaldean Numerology

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Kamala Harris is an American politician, lawyer, and author. She belongs to the upper class and is a presidential candidate for the elections on November 5, 2024, where she will compete against Donald Trump. She currently serves as the Vice President of the United States and previously worked as a senator and, before that, as an attorney.

Official portrait of Vice President Kamala Harris. Source:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/vice-president-harris/

In her numerology chart, the numbers 3 and 5 stand out prominently, while the numbers 2 and 8 are also very active. Although 3 and 5 typically find themselves in a conflicting relationship, in her chart, they are positioned in a way that allows for more favorable aspects. This combination of numbers is inclined towards communication, writing, or finance. The Moon number (2) might be the additional number that leads her into the realm of writing. The active part of her chart reveals potential goals in the areas of leadership (82; 8+2=1) and politics (93; 9+3=12; 1+2=3; 35; 3+5=8). The combination of numbers 3 and 8 also represents real estate or law, as well as finance. Together with 5, this creates a combination that can represent speaking and law. It’s easy to picture her as a lawyer or attorney.

Her birth date is 20, which falls under the base number 2. This adds sensitivity and a touch of tenderness to her character. She likely expresses this emotionality primarily in her relationships with ancestors and family members, while in public life, she displays more “masculine” fighting traits (numbers 1 and 3). She must accept that her life is therefore also full of opponents and challenging situations. The energies of her Total Name Number (35) and her Birth Number (20) do not align with each other, which can lead to additional challenges in life.

Her chart reveals that she has some spiritual aspirations, likely focused on self-improvement and becoming a more well-rounded person. Interestingly, despite this potential, she seems to balance her numerology chart primarily through communication and a practical or realistic approach to life. If she keeps her feet on the ground and enhances her communication skills, this will positively affect the balance of her entire numerology chart.