Numbers and Colors Numerology: Decoding the Vibrant Connections

In the world of numbers and colors, numerology holds a special place. It’s where the energy and meaning of numbers combine with the vibrancy of colors.

You might have a lucky number or favorite color, but have you ever wondered how they might be connected? In color numerology, each number from one to nine has associated colors, which can influence our lives and well-being.

When I started digging into the connection between colors and numbers, I was fascinated.

Color numerology analysis is a different way to explore the deeper aspects of our personality and destiny. For example, if our number suggests we identify with red, it might mean we’re passionate and energetic.

Blue, on the other hand, could mean that we’re calm and in need of peace.

As we look at these connections, we find tools that may improve our day-to-day experiences and overall happiness.

Whether we want to improve our mood, improve our communication, or find an extra bit of luck, the connection between numbers and colors is exciting to learn about, and it’s something that we can all benefit from once we know how.

Foundations of Numerology in Tarot

Numerology is one of the layers in tarot readings. Without the numbers in the minor arcana, we wouldn’t fully understand the Tarot. Who knew numbers could be so revealing?

Definition of Numerology Terms

In numerology, each number reflects parts of a person’s life and character. Let’s break it down:

• Life Path Number: This is like the script to our life’s story. It’s determined by summing the numbers in our date of birth until we get a single digit. This number acts as a guide, telling us about our strengths and life challenges.
• Personality Number: This represents how others see us. We calculate it using the consonants in our full name, which point to the parts of us that we show the world. It reminds me of the first house in Astrology.
• Birth Number / Birth Date Number: Simply the day you were born – from the 1st to the 31st. It might seem simple, but it has its own part in shaping who we are.

Enhancing Tarot with Numerology

We can make our tarot readings more interesting and personal by throwing numerology into the mix. Here’s why:

• When you lay out your tarot cards, the numbers on them can match up with special numbers that say something about who you are – like a birthday number. This can make some parts of the tarot card reading feel more important or special to you.
• In tarot cards, each card has a number, and this number can link to numbers that are important to you, like your birth date. This can make your tarot card reading feel like it’s just for you.

Calculating Your Numbers

Calculating your numerological numbers is a breeze. Here’s how we do it:

1. Date of Birth: Say you’re born on March 14, 1992. First, we reduce each component to a single digit: 3 (month) + 5 (1+4 for day) + 21 (1+9+9+2 for year). Then we add those up getting 29, and then we reduce again to get 11, which is a master number that we don’t reduce further.
2. Full Name: Write down your full name, and match each letter to a number based on its position in the alphabet. Then, add the numbers together, keep reducing until you’re left with a single digit, unless it’s a master number (11, 22, etc.).
3. Look at the number’s nature. For instance, if you get a seven, it’s known for its analytical and introspective qualities.

Discovering Your Lucky Color

We all have colors that we’re drawn to, but did you know there might be more to our favorites than meets the eye? Let’s uncover the colors that could bring a splash of luck to our daily life.

The Significance of Colors

In numerology, people think that colors and numbers have a similar kind of energy. Every color matches with a number, and these colors can affect how we feel, what mood we’re in, and can even change how well we feel.

So, let’s say the color red goes with the number 1. Red is usually thought of as a color full of energy and excitement. If our number is 1, wearing red might help us feel more confident.

To find out which color is our numerology color, we first need to calculate our personal number. Add up the digits in our birthdate until you get a single digit. Each number is tied to a color:

• 1 – Red
• 2 – Orange
• 3 – Yellow
• 4 – Green
• 5 – Blue
• 6 – Indigo
• 7 – Purple
• 8 – Pink
• 9 – Gold

This could be the best color to incorporate into your life to enhance your personal and professional goal.

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Personal Numerology Chart

A personal numerology chart is like a map that uses numbers to tell you about your personality and your life.

To make your chart, numerology uses important numbers from your life, like the date you were born. It looks at things like your life path number, which is like the main theme of your life story, or your destiny number, which is about the goals and dreams you have. There are other numbers in the chart that can tell you about your strengths, challenges, and even the best times to do important stuff.

Basically, it’s a profile all about you, made up of different numbers that give you clues about who you are and what you might become.

To create a personal numerology chart, write down our birthdate and reduce it to a single digit. Here’s a simple example for someone born on March 13, 1990:

Birthdate: 3 + 1 + 3 + 1 + 9 + 9 + 0 = 26
Further Reduction: 2 + 6 = 8

The corresponding number is 8, and the lucky color for this person would be pink.

Lucky Colors in Tarot Practices

Tarot cards also have a connection with numerology and colors. Each card in a tarot deck is associated with both a number and a color, and these can offer insights into different aspects of our lives.

For example, The Sun card is linked to success and happiness, and it vibrates with the warmth of a sunny yellow.

Numerology Colors and Tarot Cards

Tarot readers should be interested in the link between colors, numbers, and the Tarot cards we see.

Correlation Between Numbers and Cards

Every Tarot card has a number, and each of these numbers corresponds to a particular color in number and color numerology.

• The Fool (0): White, representing potential and new beginnings
• The Magician (1): Red, for action and confidence
• The High Priestess (2): Black, symbolizing secrets and intuition
• The Empress (3): Green, for growth and fertility
• The Emperor (4): Bright Yellow, suggesting authority and organization
• The Hierophant (5): Gray, indicating knowledge and education
• The Lovers (6): Pink, signifying love and relationships
• The Chariot (7): Violet, for victory and determination
• Strength (8): Orange, representing courage and inner power
• The Hermit (9): Light Blue, symbolizing introspection and guidance
• Wheel of Fortune (10): Gold, for luck and cycles of life
• Justice (11): Deep Blue, indicating fairness and balance
• The Hanged Man (12): Indigo, for sacrifice and letting go
• Death (13): Black, representing endings and transformation
• Temperance (14): Silver, for harmony and moderation
• The Devil (15): Dark Red, suggesting temptation and materialism
• The Tower (16): Gray, for upheaval and revelation
• The Star (17): Light Yellow, symbolizing hope and inspiration
• The Moon (18): Pale Blue, for dreams and the subconscious
• The Sun (19): Bright Yellow, representing joy and success
• Judgment (20): Blue, for reflection and rebirth
• The World (21): Green, indicating completion and unity

Every card and number shows different parts of our life experiences and how we interact with the world.

Interpreting Cards with Color Symbolism

When we look at Tarot cards, not only do we see images and numbers, but colors jump out at us, bringing their own messages. For instance:

• Cups (Emotions): Blues and greens speak to our feelings and relationships.
• Wands (Creativity): Oranges and yellows may suggest creative energy and enthusiasm.
• Swords (Intellect): Grays and blues are often associated with thought processes and challenges.
• Pentacles (Material Aspects): Greens and browns often talk about material aspects and stability in our lives.

Shades of Insight: Beyond Basic Colors

When we explore numerology, it’s fascinating to consider how different shades of colors can add depth to our understanding. Each hue tells us a unique story.

Understanding Shades of Color

When it comes to colors, it’s like having a giant box of crayons. I was never satisfied with the box of 8 or 16 colors, I needed the whole box of 96!

You start with the primary colors—red, yellow, and blue.

Now, mix those colors together in different ways, and you get new colors colors: green, orange, and purple. These are called secondary colors.

Then we start to get fancy when we add black, white, or gray, or mixing these colors in different combinations, we create all sorts of new shades.

These new shades can make a color feel different. That’s important in numerology readings because the exact shade can change the meaning a lot.

Now, using these different shades in numerology readings is a bit like cooking; just a dash more of one color can change the whole flavor of the number’s meaning.

Let’s say we’re working with the number three, typically associated with creativity and joy, and how it’s linked to the color yellow. If we have a paler yellow, it might suggest creativity, while a darker shade could point to deeper wisdom.

• Pale Yellow for Three: Creativity
• Dark Yellow for Three: Deeper Wisdom

Personalizing Tarot with Numerology and Color

We all know that our full names and birthdays can tell us a lot about our personality types, and when we bring colors into the mix, tarot readings can become a personalized map of our journey. Let’s dive into how we can use numerology and color to enhance our connection with tarot.

Creating a Personal Numerology Chart

To start, we’ll need to create our personal numerology chart.

It begins with our full name and birth date. Each letter in our name has a numerical value, and our birth date numbers unpack the essence of our personality type.

Here’s a simple table to help us map our name to numbers:

I am only using my first name as an example, but you would use your full name to get your

K=2, A=1, R=9, E=5, N=5, so when I add those numbers up. 2+1+9+5+5=22. This is a master number, so I wouldn’t reduce it any more.

To get my personal color, I would add up the 2’s to get 4. My personal color would be blues. The chart is below.

But if your name was Lisa, your numbers would be 3,9,1, and 1, which adds up to 14. Then add the 1 and the 4 to get the number 5.

For the birth date, simply add up the digits until you get a single digit.

For example, if you were born on March 9, add the digits 3 (for March), 0, and 9. If the sum is a double digit, add those together too.

Using Personal Colors in Tarot

Next, we’re going to incorporate colors. Each number is associated with specific colors which reflect different aspects of our personality.

• 1: Reds and oranges, energizing colors that symbolize new beginnings.
• 2: Greens, balancing and promoting harmony.
• 3: Yellows, enhancing creativity and happiness.
• 4: Blues, representing stability and depth.
• 5: Indigos or a variety of vibrant colors, for freedom and adventure.
• 6: Violets and light pinks, nurturing love and care.
• 7: Purples and deep sea greens, touching on mystery and knowledge.
• 8: Blacks and deep earthy tones, exuding power and wealth.
• 9: Whites and pastels, bringing a sense of universal love and peace.

Journaling Your Integrated Practice

With our numerology chart and color correspondences in hand, we start integrating this knowledge into our tarot practice. Journaling is a powerful way to keep track of this personalized journey.

• Note the date and the question or intent of your tarot reading.
• Jot down the numbers and colors present during your reading.
• Then, write about how these elements resonate with your personality type.

After a while, we can look back on our journal to see patterns and insights that have emerged thanks to our personalized approach to tarot with numerology and color.

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