About NumerologyWiki

NumerologyWiki is an encyclopedia of numbers, system descriptions, a glossary of terms, and calculation tools. We are building a reference where each school is described honestly and separately — without mixing traditions and without "universal" interpretations.

Content is verified against sources: ancient and Renaissance texts, Wikipedia (under CC BY-SA license), the Great Russian Encyclopedia, and public domain books. Where tradition does not provide a definitive answer, we explicitly state "by tradition" or mark the topic as controversial. Formulations avoid categorical statements — the site is educational, not consultative in nature.

The site is published and constantly updated: the content base grows, with new numbers, articles, and calculation tools being added.

• Numbers and Systems. Number cards from 1 to 99 and master numbers 11, 22, and 33. Six schools of numerology: Pythagorean, Chaldean, Kabbalistic, Vedic, Chinese (Lo Shu), and Mayan; the Tibetan tradition is represented by the teaching of mewas.
• Articles. Materials on the Pythagorean square, gematria, angel numerology, clock numbers, esotericism, biographies (e.g., about Pythagoras), Tibetan mewas, and other topics.
• Glossary. Glossary of numerology terms with explanations.
• Calculators. Eight calculation tools: Profile (Life Path Number, Destiny Number, Soul Urge Number, Personality Number), Pythagorean Square, Compatibility, Compatibility by Name, Gematria, Personal Year, Mewa by Birth Year, and Letter Table.

How the content is organized, where the numbers come from, and why schools are described separately — on the Calculation Methodology page.

Content is prepared by the NumerologyWiki editorial team. Authors and editors are listed in article cards (E-E-A-T): name, brief biography, and role. Photos are used under license, where available.

Pythagorean reduction, Chaldean vibrations, Kabbalistic gematria, Vedic and Chinese (Lo Shu) calculations, Mayan numerology — different traditions with different rules. Mixing produces "averaged" values that exist in no school. Therefore, each of the six schools has its own page with its own rules, number cards contain tabs by system, and school comparisons are presented in separate review articles.

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