House number numerology, checked against your birth date.
Write one or more house, flat or plot numbers, one per line, and your date of birth. Digits count as themselves and letters take their Chaldean value; the total is reduced and checked against your Mulank and Bhagyank.
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Results, best fit first
| House number | Number | With Mulank | With Bhagyank |
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Verdicts use Cheiro's number families. How verdicts work
Before you decide
- Cheiro advises living in a house whose number adds up to your own number, or to one in its family. This page applies that with his number families.
- Use the number as it is written on the door or in the address: 'B-204' and '204' give different totals.
- Letters in a house number (A, B, C) take their Chaldean values; words like Flat, Door, House, Plot and No are ignored. That part is our convention; Cheiro gives no rule for letters in addresses.
How the check works, step by step
- The number. Take the first example, B-204. Digits count as themselves and letters take their Chaldean value: B=2 + 2 + 0 + 4 = 8. So it is an 8.
- The birth numbers. Born 14 March 1991: Mulank 14 → 1 + 4 = 5, so 5; Bhagyank adds every digit, 28 → 2 + 8 = 10 → 1 + 0 = 1, so 1.
- The verdicts. 8 with Mulank 5: Neutral (Cheiro says 5 gets on with almost any number). 8 with Bhagyank 1: Not in harmony (1 and 8 are in different families (1, 2, 4, 7 and 3, 6, 9)).
- The ranking. Every line is scored this way and the list is sorted best fit first.
House number totals 1–9
House number 1 · House number 2 · House number 3 · House number 4 · House number 5 · House number 6 · House number 7 · House number 8 · House number 9
Questions people ask
- What do I do with a flat number like B-204?
- Enter it as written. Letters take their Chaldean value (B = 2), so B-204 adds 2 + 2 + 0 + 4 = 8.
- Should I use the building number or the flat number?
- For a flat, use the flat number you live behind. Some practitioners also look at the building number as a background influence.
- What about the street name?
- Leave it out. Words like Flat, Door, No and Street are ignored, but every other letter counts, so type only the number.
- What did Cheiro say about houses?
- He advised living in a house whose number adds up to your own number or one in its family. This page applies that with his number families.