Numero General

Numerology Charts: Lo Shu Grid & Vedic Grid

Numerology Chart — Vedic Grid

Numerology Chart — Lo Shu Grid

Both charts are built from the same digits — every digit of the date of birth (zeros left out), plus the Moolank (when the day is a compound number other than 10, 20, 30) and the Bhagyank — and differ only in layout and reading. Repeated digits stack in their cell; an empty cell is a missing number.

■ digit of the birth date   ■ added Moolank / Bhagyank   ▢ name number

Name Numerology: one line for each

What the missing and repeated numbers indicate

Vedic Numerology Dasha

The time periods of Vedic numerology (not the nakshatra-based Vimshottari dasha): Mahadasha starts with the Moolank and each number rules that many years; the Antardasha is one number per birthday-to-birthday year; the Pratyantar dasha cuts that year into nine phases; the Sookshma dasha is the number of each day. This is one published method (no universal standard exists) — the rules are in the footer note.

Mahadasha timeline

Sookshma dasha: the number of every day in the running Pratyantar

Date	Weekday	Number (planet)

Name & Birth Number Compatibility

Your Personal Number Today

Based on your birth day and month combined with today's date: a widely-used numerology technique for timing.

Name Correction: Navtara · Vedic Ank Shastra · Lo Shu

Name Correction: Navtara · Vedic Ank Shastra

Name Correction — Lo Shu

Three traditional methods, side by side, each testing small spelling changes of your name (so the pronunciation stays the same) against your birth numbers. For each one you see the logic — how to correct — the effect it is believed to have, and the best spellings for it.

Traditional methods, each testing small spelling changes of your name (so the pronunciation stays the same) against your birth numbers. For each one you see the logic — how to correct — the effect it is believed to have, and the best spellings for it.

Best in all three methods together

Compare: your name today vs. the spelling you pick

The 0–100% fit is Mahavedaz's simple working score for ranking spellings — the traditions do not publish numbers. These are traditional beliefs for guidance, not guaranteed outcomes; a spelling change should keep the name's pronunciation, be used consistently, and be discussed with a numerologist before any legal change.

Quick View: Adding One Extra Letter

Some Indian numerologists recommend adjusting a name's spelling (an extra initial, a middle name, a changed vowel) to shift its Chaldean total toward a more favorable number. Here's what adding one extra letter of each possible value would produce: