In western cultures, the concepts of numerology share some resemblance to the ones in the East. The Pythagorean Numerology also believes in the relationship of numbers and energies. However, it looks at the numbers in a slightly different way.
The founder of Western Numerology, Pythagoras, was a famous astrologer, numerologist, and philosopher. And, there are many more things that were of interest to him. In his dimension of numbers, each number represents a planet and its vibrations. He believed that these numbers define certain qualities, and they could also be linked to karma.
Alike, the Chaldean system, he assigned a number (1-9) to each alphabet in English literature. And, further introduced ‘11’ and ‘22’ as the master numbers, which accounted for the karma factor. According to his theory, every number bears positive and negative qualities, which in turn affects one’s life.
Pythagoras also introduced concepts of life path number, personality number, etc., to help others decipher the required results.
Numbers like destiny number, personality number, heart’s desire number are based on name numerology. These are derived by summing the numeric values of the alphabets. Other numbers like life path number, maturity number, and challenge numbers are calculated based on birth dates or other derived numbers.
Conclusively, each derived number represents a range of characteristics and qualities. And these have both positive and negative impacts on a person’s life.