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Numerological sigil

Convert a name, phrase, date or your own numbers using a documented table, then plot the sequence on a number figure.

Steps

  1. Pick the input: name/phrase, birth date, or your own digits.
  2. Choose the table and whether to keep master numbers.
  3. Review the per-letter values and reduction.
  4. Choose a figure, generate, edit and save.

Background

Modern numerology uses letter-to-number tables. The Pythagorean table (A=1 … I=9, repeating) is the most common Western system; the Chaldean table (values 1–8) is published in many modern numerology books. There is no single ancient 'numerological sigil' procedure; the app shows the exact table, every letter value, the sum and the reduction rule, and plots the digits on an app-defined figure.

Limitations

  • Numbers here are symbolic choices, not predictions. Hindi text must be transliterated explicitly before mapping — the app never converts it silently.

Sources

  • referencePythagorean letter table as used in modern Western numerology
  • secondaryChaldean table: Cheiro (William John Warner), Cheiro's Book of Numbers (1926)
  • app-definedPlot figures (nine-point circle, 3×3 grid): app-defined (config numerology-1.0)