I got a 9, and it's pretty spot on. I've been plugging away at my writing, which has always been my dream, to fulfill the one criteria. And I've also felt a strong impulse to find a job that's more useful than my current one. Not surprised those two things are the keys for a 9.
As a data point for numerology in general, I found Mary Greer's Who Are You in the Tarot? to be strikingly accurate. Both the numerological readings from personality and soul cards, as well as the year cards for the 3 years since I read it, were spot-on. It's a very different system, which only reduces to the lowest 22 numbers in order to correspond with the trumps, but it has a lot of value if anyone is interested.
My birthday is a 9 in that one too, which gives me a hermit-hermit-moon for my main three cards. And while this is a 6 year for me in John Gilbert's system, it's also a wheel year in hers.
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Date: 2022-01-13 10:18 pm (UTC)As a data point for numerology in general, I found Mary Greer's Who Are You in the Tarot? to be strikingly accurate. Both the numerological readings from personality and soul cards, as well as the year cards for the 3 years since I read it, were spot-on. It's a very different system, which only reduces to the lowest 22 numbers in order to correspond with the trumps, but it has a lot of value if anyone is interested.
My birthday is a 9 in that one too, which gives me a hermit-hermit-moon for my main three cards. And while this is a 6 year for me in John Gilbert's system, it's also a wheel year in hers.