posted May 30, 2006 04:42 AM         

Q - Is it possible to have any of the following numbers as your name number in any way

19, 28, 29, 37, 38, 39, 46, 47, and 48 ?

(or these numbers, if encountered, will be reduced further to another compound number)

e.g.
19 = 10;
28 = 10;
29 = 11;
37 = 10;
38 = 11;
39 = 12;
46 = 10;
47 = 11;
48 = 12

posted June 02, 2006 07:49 PM         

Yes, you can have those numbers, but as described in Star Signs, some numbers have the same meanings as others, and some don't have meanings. You can even have numbers higher than 52 - but this is the last number with a meaning, everything higher gets reduced to below 52. Many above 52 don't have compound numbers as they reduce to singles - like 54 = 9. The trick to reach 48 etc, is to have master number names - that equal 22 or 11. For example, a name with 22, 4, and 22 = 48. Getting a name with a master number is tricky though. My middle name is 22, so it's not too uncommon, but I think realtively uncommon. In fact, maybe master numbers have more influence over the whole name which could be why I believe in calculating whole names, but I don't think so. The whole name does not get reduced further unless it equals over 52. Does this answer your questions?

Dean.

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