Numerology · Life path numbers
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Your life path number is the number drawn from your full date of birth. It describes your route: the ground your life moves across, rather than the way you move, and what it asks you to learn.
Cut your date of birth into three pieces: the day, the month and the year with its four digits. Reduce each one to a single digit by adding its digits, and keep an 11 or a 22 if one appears. Add the three results, then reduce the total the same way. If it comes to 11, 22 or 33, that master number is kept, with its reduction noted beside it; some schools bring 33 down to 6. All the digits are also added at once: if that brings out a different master number, it is pointed out.
Your path is about becoming yourself, acting in your own name and owning your choices.
Your path moves forward with others, through partnership and peacemaking, as long as you stay frank.
Your path moves forward when you express yourself: creating, speaking and sharing carry you further than waiting.
Your path asks you to build, organize and then hold on to what you've built.
Your path runs through freedom and change, and it pays to keep hold of the thread.
Your path runs through home, your circle of loved ones and the responsibilities you take on there.
Your path runs through stepping back: silence and meditation give you more than chasing things.
Your path is about power and responsibility: leading and building on a large scale.
Your path leads toward others and toward causes bigger than one life, through love and cooperation.
Your path is intense, turned toward ideals and vision, and gains from being grounded in reality.
Your path is that of a builder of big projects, and it only makes sense with others.
The 33 is much debated: your date keeps it as 33/6, with the 6 as its base.
11, 22 and 33 have their own page: the master numbers.