Numerology turns your birth date into a handful of numbers that describe personality tendencies, natural gifts and the rhythm of your life. Rather than giving you a single number, the ORAE report brings several common calculations together on one page and shows every step, so you can follow along.
Life path and talent numbers
Add every digit of your full birth date and you get the talent number. Reduce it to a single digit and you have the life path number. If 11, 22 or 33 appears along the way, it is kept as a master number, with its base number (2, 4 or 6) shown alongside. For July 25, 1990: 1 + 9 + 9 + 0 + 0 + 7 + 2 + 5 = 33. The talent number is 33, and the life path is the master number 33, with base 6. Each life path links to its tarot cards; 33, for example, connects to The Lovers and The Empress. For a closer look at every number, read the complete guide to life path numbers.
Birth grid, birthday and attitude numbers
The report draws your birth grid, highlighting its eight lines along with missing and repeated numbers, so you can see which qualities come naturally and which ask for practice. Your birthday number is simply the day you were born (1–31) and adds personal color to the life path. Your attitude number comes from your birth month plus birth day and is often read as the first impression you make.
Personal years, pinnacles and challenges
Your personal year, month and day show the rhythm you're in right now, moving through a cycle from 1 to 9. Pinnacle and challenge numbers divide life into four periods, pointing to the opportunities and lessons each stage may bring.
Optional: English name and compatibility
Add an English name to calculate your expression, soul urge, personality and maturity numbers. Add a second birthday to see a life path compatibility reading for the two of you. And try your tarot birth card too; it pairs nicely with your numbers.
About your privacy
The birthday you enter is calculated in your browser, and ORAE does not store it. Numerology describes tendencies, not fate, so use your results as a tool for getting to know yourself rather than a basis for major decisions.