Pythagorean chart
In a common Pythagorean chart, letters cycle from 1 to 9. If you have seen this pattern in a name calculator, this is the sequence behind it.
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Pythagorean and Chaldean numerology: what changes?
If two numerology readings give your name different numbers, it may not be a mistake. The readers may be using different letter charts. See what each method counts, then choose the approach you want to explore.
Chaldean chart
A Chaldean chart assigns letters differently and typically leaves 9 unassigned. Some practitioners also look closely at the compound total before reducing it.
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You may also encounter the term “Vedic numerology.” It can refer to different approaches connected with Indian numerological traditions, so ask which exact method a reader follows.
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Look for the method, not a promise.
Before settling on a reading, ask which letter chart it uses, which version of your name matters, and how compound numbers are handled. Knowing the method turns a confusing difference into a choice you can make.