numerologywise

Numerology compatibility, three numbers at a time.

Enter two dates of birth, and names if you like. You get three separate verdicts by Cheiro's number families: Mulank with Mulank, Bhagyank with Bhagyank, and name number with name number.

First person

Date of birth
Day
Month
Year

Second person

Date of birth
Day
Month
Year

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Reading the result

  • Cheiro describes how people born under different numbers get on: 1, 2, 4 and 7 are one family, 3, 6 and 9 another, and 5 gets on with almost anyone.
  • Mulank (the day of birth) is the comparison Cheiro himself uses. Bhagyank and name numbers are added because Indian practice reads them too.
  • There is no percentage score here on purpose. Three verdicts can't honestly be averaged into one number, and no source does it.
  • Compatibility in numerology is a lens for conversation, not a forecast. People in different families get on well every day.

How the comparison works, step by step

  1. Mulank. Maya Rao was born on the 14th, so Mulank 5; Arjun Menon on the 23rd, so Mulank 5.
  2. Cheiro's families. 5 and 5: In harmony. The page uses the pair rule: same family is in harmony, 5 is neutral, 4 with 8 is not.
  3. Bhagyank and names. The same comparison is repeated for the whole-date numbers and, if names are given, the Chaldean name numbers.
  4. No average. The three verdicts are shown side by side, never combined into a score.

Every Mulank pair

Each pair of birth numbers has its own page: 1 & 1 · 1 & 2 · 1 & 3 · 1 & 4 · 1 & 5 · 1 & 6 · 1 & 7 · 1 & 8 · 1 & 9 · 2 & 2 · 2 & 3 · 2 & 4 · 2 & 5 · 2 & 6 · 2 & 7 · 2 & 8 · 2 & 9 · 3 & 3 · 3 & 4 · 3 & 5 · 3 & 6 · 3 & 7 · 3 & 8 · 3 & 9 · 4 & 4 · 4 & 5 · 4 & 6 · 4 & 7 · 4 & 8 · 4 & 9 · 5 & 5 · 5 & 6 · 5 & 7 · 5 & 8 · 5 & 9 · 6 & 6 · 6 & 7 · 6 & 8 · 6 & 9 · 7 & 7 · 7 & 8 · 7 & 9 · 8 & 8 · 8 & 9 · 9 & 9. See the chart.

Questions people ask

Why no percentage score?
Three separate verdicts can't honestly be averaged into one figure, and no traditional source does it.
Which comparison matters most?
Cheiro compared birth numbers (Mulank). Bhagyank and name numbers are included because Indian practice reads them too.
Does 'not in harmony' mean we're incompatible?
No. It means the numbers sit in different families in Cheiro's scheme. People in different families get on well every day.
Can I use this for friends or business partners?
Yes. The numbers and families are the same for any two people.