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Discover Chaldean Numerology

The name you've made your own

 

Have you ever wondered whether there's more to your name than the letters that make it up?

 

Your name is part of your identity, but it isn't always the name you were given at birth. Perhaps you prefer a shortened version, a nickname, or a name you've chosen for yourself.

 

Kenneth Clive might be known simply as Ken, Alan White might be known to everyone as Chalky White, while Florence might be called Florry but prefer Flo.

 

There's something rather personal about owning the name you feel most comfortable with.

 

In Chaldean Numerology, each variation has its own combination of numbers and planetary associations.

So what might the name you've made your own reveal?

 

An ancient connection

 

Chaldean Numerology takes us back to the ancient traditions associated with Mesopotamia, where numbers, planetary symbolism and the mysteries of the heavens were closely connected.

 

It is traditionally considered to be older than the more 'modern' Pythagorean numerology most commonly used today, although the precise origins of the Chaldean system are not fully known.

 

Both systems assign numbers to letters, but there is an interesting difference. Pythagorean numerology uses numbers 1 to 9, while Chaldean Numerology uses 1 to 8.

 

In Chaldean Numerology, the number 9 is considered sacred and is not assigned to any letter, although it can still appear in calculations.

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An intriguing aspect of Chaldean Numerology is that it explores both compound numbers and root numbers.​

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A compound number, such as 23, has its own traditional symbolism and interpretation.

When we add its digits together, 2 + 3 = 5, we arrive at the root number, which has its own planetary association.

So rather than looking at a single number in isolation, there's the opportunity to explore different layers of meaning and how they might connect.

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Where Chaldean Numerology meets Astrology

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Chaldean Numerology and Astrology share a familiar language through the planets, their symbolism and the qualities traditionally associated with them.

 

Your birth chart captures the positions of the planets at the moment you were born, while Chaldean Numerology explores the planetary associations within the letters and numbers of your name.

 

But perhaps even more fascinating are the connective threads running through each system and the ways in which they intertwine.

 

Sometimes similar themes emerge from both approaches. At other times, numerology introduces something different, another thread that adds to your understanding of yourself.​

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Together, they offer complementary perspectives, inviting curiosity, reflection and perhaps a few unexpected discoveries.

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What might your name reveal?

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Through Chaldean Numerology, we can explore the individual numbers within your chosen name, their planetary connections and the qualities traditionally associated with them.

 

It's another way of exploring your individuality, recognising familiar characteristics and perhaps giving you a glimpse of something which might otherwise have remained undiscovered.

Explore Your Name – Chaldean Numerology Consultation

 

30 minutes | £70

 

A personal exploration of the name you've made your own.

 

Together, we'll look at the numbers within your name, their planetary associations and the traditional meanings of both the compound and root numbers.

 

It's an opportunity to discover some of the less obvious connections within your name, perhaps recognising familiar qualities or finding something unexpected.

Astrology & Chaldean Numerology – A Combined Consultation

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90 minutes | £152

 

What happens when we bring your birth chart and the numbers within your name together?

 

This extended consultation gives us time to explore both, following the connections between your planetary placements and the numerical patterns within your name.

 

We might discover themes that complement one another, or something entirely different that invites further exploration.

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Two ancient traditions, each offering its own perspective, coming together in one conversation.

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