The Lo Shu Grid places the digits of your date of birth into a fixed 3x3 magic square whose every row, column and diagonal adds up to 15. Which numbers appear, repeat or go missing reveals your innate strengths and the qualities you are here to develop.
The Lo Shu Grid is an ancient 3x3 magic square in which each row, column and diagonal totals 15. Every cell holds a fixed number, running from 1 in the bottom-middle to 9 in the top-middle.
To build your grid, each non-zero digit of your date of birth is dropped into its matching cell. Repeated digits stack up in the same cell, so a strongly repeated number becomes an area of pronounced strength, while a number you have none of leaves its cell blank.
Each complete line through the grid is called an arrow or plane. When all three of its numbers are present in your date of birth it forms an arrow of strength; when all three are absent it is an arrow of weakness, pointing to an area to work on.
The Lo Shu Grid is a 3x3 magic square in which every row, column and diagonal adds up to 15. In numerology the digits of your date of birth are placed into its fixed cells to reveal your strengths and missing traits.
A number absent from your date of birth leaves its cell empty, pointing to a quality you may need to develop consciously. Numbers that appear, especially repeated ones, show where your strengths naturally lie.
When all three numbers of a row, column or diagonal are present they form an arrow of strength; when all three are missing it is an arrow of weakness. The rows are the mental, emotional and practical planes, while the columns are the planes of thought, will and action.
Pythagorean, Chaldean and Vedic numbers with the Lo Shu grid and personalized guidance.
For educational purposes. Astrological interpretations are traditional and not a substitute for professional advice.