This is because '3' and '8' work with each other. 38/11/2 (3 + 8 = 11 1+1=2) Number '38' is thought to be one of the more fortunate numbers that reduce to '2'.Why? Because the numbers '2' and '9' are considered inharmonious with each other. 29/11/2 (2 + 9 = 11 1 + 1 = 2) Number '29' is considered to be a number of struggles.The spirit bestows this number '2' with imagination, vision, and intuition. 11/2 (1 + 1 = 2) '11' is considered a master number because it consists of two '1's'.The compound number 20/2 brings success and perfection to traits inherent in the single number '2.' Any time a number is followed by '0,' spirit enhances the potency of the number, bringing success and perfection. 20/2 (2 + 0 = 2) '0' is represented by Pluto it stands for the 'God' power in all of us.All the compound numbers below can be reduced to the number '2.' Still, they have very different energy vibrations associated with them. Below is an example of how compound numbers are interpreted. Pythagorean numerology mainly concentrates on reducing all numbers to single digits, except for master numbers.Ĭompound numbers in Chaldean numerology touch on the nuances of numbers in relationship with one another the relationship of the physical (single-digit numbers) with the metaphysical (compound numbers.) Some numbers are favorable when used together others are more difficult when combined. Chaldean numerology uses double-digit or compound numbers.Pythagorean numerology normally does not. They believed that if you changed your name, you changed your destiny. Chaldean numerology allows for name changes.The numbers are defined somewhat differently.Chaldean numerology arranges A to Z against numbers based on their vibrations (sound). Pythagorean numerology sequentially arranges the letters A to Z in its chart.However, if your name equals '9,' then the nine remains. The Chaldeans believed that the number nine had sacred and holy qualities and held it away from all other numbers. Chaldean numerology has no number '9' in their calculations.

Pythagorean numerology uses the number nine. The Chaldean numerological alphabet system differs from Pythagoreans.Each system was devised in a different era and culture and motivated by different beliefs.However, there are some significant differences between the two systems. It's thought that Pythagoras, an ancient Ionian Greek philosopher and mathematician, based his numerology system on the Chaldean's system.

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