Knowing how to find my “personal day number” has added fun, purpose and some structure to my life through out many years. I don’t think about it so often these days. And for years, I did note the number of my personal day and plan compatible activities which made life more relaxing and enjoyable. And that aided Super-Aging!
Here is how to start:
- FIRST: Find your personal number: Add the # of your birth month to the # of the day of your birth.
Example: My birth month is 11. My birth day is 13. 11 + 13 =24. I reduce them to get one #.
2 + 4 = 6. My personal # is a 6.
- THEN: To find your personal day #. Add your Personal # to the actual # of the day of the month.
Today is the 20th. Always reduce double numbers to 1 number. 20 then equals 2.
2 (the actual day) + 6 (my Personal #) = 8. This is an 8 day for me. It is a great day for dealing with finances and large groups. As soon as I finish writing this, I am off to the bank.
On Day 84, I will discuss what happens if you live with someone or several people who are on a different numerological rhythm. My daughter’s personal day is a 5 and mine is a 6. Her rhythm is always one day ahead of me. We always desire different activities every day. This fact drove me wild until I made a compatibility activities chart for our different rhythms when she was 14 years old. I kept that chart posted on the inside of a kitchen cabinet door for years. The purpose of the chart was to keep her happy and to keep me peaceful. And it worked!
Here is a brief guideline to help you can choose compatible activities on a personal day:
On a 1 day, plan or start new projects.
On a 2 day, devote sometime to taking care of self, someone else or one special relationship.
On a 3 day, have some fun and do something silly and/or artistic. Be creative.
On a 4 day, restructure something in your life or reset boundaries.
On a 5 day, enjoy something physical, or new or do a day trip.
On a 6 day, concentrate on your family and the small groups around you.
On a 7 day, it is time for worship, contemplation, a retreat and or meditation.
On an 8 day, reconnect with large groups and deal with financial planning.
On a 9 day, tidy up and finish project or get involved with politics.