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In simple terms, numerology is a study of numbers in your life. You can uncover information about the world and also each individual person by using Numerology. Numerology is seen as a universal language of numbers.

If you are familiar with Astrology, then you may know a little bit about Numerology; it is similar in quite a few ways but uses a different method to get the information and insight: Numbers.

Numerology is the idea that the universe is a system and once broken down we are left with the basic elements, which is numbers. These numbers can then be used to help us to better understand the world and ourselves as individuals.

Where numerology came from and how it came to be is somewhat of a mystery, like many ancient philosophies. Egypt and Babylon are where the earliest written records of numerology are said to be.

Other evidence of the history of numerology shows that it was used thousands of years ago in Rome, China, Greece, and Japan.

Modern-day numerology is normally credited to Pythagoras, who was a Greek philosopher. Although it is not known if he invented Numerology, he had some theories behind it, which took numbers to a completely different level. These theories are now the reason behind Pythagoras having the credit for modern day numerology.

The person who actually came up with the name 'Numerology' and also bought recognition and awareness to it in modern day times, it called Dr. Julian Stenton. There is not much else known about the whereabouts of Numerology, it has become quite popular in today's society and is used by many.

As the idea behind Numerology is that the cosmos and your life is affected by your birthdate, you use this factor to find your life path number. Your life path number is a number that describes your traits and personality and who you are. It also outlines any opportunities or challenges you may face, as well as any lessons you may have to learn along the way.

Each life path number has a different meaning and should be reflective of who you are. To find out your life path number you use your birthday and add up each number. If you have trouble with this, you can also use a Numerology calculator found online.

For example,

April 4th 1992, would be 4 + 4 = 8. (1 + 9 + 9 + 2 = 21, 2 + 1 = 3) Then, 8 + 3 = 11. 11 is then your life plan number. The number 11 is also a master number, as is 22. A master number is a number with powerful meanings.

Once you have your life plan number, you can then see what it says about you and your life.