Moolank: the psychic number
Your moolank comes from the day of the month you were born, reduced to a single digit. Born on the 29th: 2 + 9 = 11, and 1 + 1 = 2, so your moolank is 2. Indian numerology reads it as how you see yourself and meet the world day to day.
Bhagyank: the destiny number
Your bhagyank uses the whole date: add the digits of the day, the month and the year, and reduce. For 15 August 1947: 15 + 8 + (1+9+4+7) = 44, and 4 + 4 = 8. It is read as the direction life tends to take you — the number of fortune and circumstance rather than temperament.
Namank: the name number (Chaldean)
In the Chaldean system each Latin letter carries a value from 1 to 8; 9 is held sacred and given to no letter. Add the values of every letter of the name you use and reduce. We show each letter's value so you can check the total yourself. A name typed only in Devanagari has no Chaldean value, so we ask for it in English letters.
- 1 — A, I, J, Q, Y · 2 — B, K, R · 3 — C, G, L, S
- 4 — D, M, T · 5 — E, H, N, X · 6 — U, V, W
- 7 — O, Z · 8 — F, P
Numbers and their grahas
Each number is ruled by a graha, which is how numerology joins jyotish:
- 1 Sun · 2 Moon · 3 Jupiter
- 4 Rahu · 5 Mercury · 6 Venus
- 7 Ketu · 8 Saturn · 9 Mars
Personal year
The personal year number carries your birth day and month into the current year: day + month + the digits of this year, reduced. It is read as the theme of the year for you, and changes every January.
Free numbers, and the full reading
The numbers here are free and computed by code, never by AI — the same arithmetic our paid numerology reading uses. The paid reading goes further: it reads moolank, bhagyank and namank together, how they support or pull against each other, and what that means for work, relationships and the year ahead, in Hindi or English.