The methods used here
| Feature | Input | Method |
|---|---|---|
| Life path | Full Gregorian birth date | Add all digits; retain 11, 22, 33 |
| Digit matrix | Eight-digit YYYYMMDD | Display original-digit frequencies |
| Personal year | Birth month/day and target year | Add digits and reduce to 1–9 |
| Compatibility | Two life path numbers | Show their reflection questions together |
How the text is produced
The articles are developed and edited with AI assistance. They are not presented as an accredited practitioner’s review or a visitor’s testimony. Number guides translate symbolic themes into situations involving work and conversation, without making definite predictions.
- Distinguish arithmetic facts from symbolic interpretation.
- Check example calculations and show the working.
- Link matching Japanese and English versions.
- Do not invent compatibility rates, success rates or expert credentials.
How examples and counts are checked
- Recalculate each example with the published stopping rule.
- Compare browser and PHP results for the same dates.
- Use a defined date range and total when reporting a distribution.
- Check that values and methods agree across both languages.
The 1900–2025 distribution counts calendar dates. It is not presented as birth statistics or the composition of this site’s visitors.
Individual readings and reference articles
When the service is available, the form requests an individual reading from OpenAI. The number and matrix stay the same for a given date, while the wording can vary. The reference articles remain available for checking the method.
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