Numerology - Harish Johari

letters in Harish Chandra Johari, H is the most potent.
Influence of Compound Numbers
Although a person ultimately has three single digit numbers—psychic,
destiny, and name—the composite numbers from which these single numbers
come are important. If we look at the psychic number, for example, those
whose birthdates fall on a single whole number from 1 to 9 are purely that
psychic number. However, those who have a double digit birthdate, from 10
to 31, will be affected by both the composite numbers and the resulting
whole, or psychic, number.
Number 1 people, those born on day 1, 10, 19, or 28 of any month,
generally have a bilious (pitta) temperament and are often active. They are,
however, all different from one another. Those born on the first, pure number
1 people, are considered fortunate by numerologists. Those born on the tenth
are a little less fortunate, those born on the nineteenth tend to be more
assertive, and those born on the twenty-eighth tend to be calmer and more
hardworking. These differences are due to the combined influence of their
double numbers (10, 19, 28). In a birthdate of 19, for example, the numbers 1
and 9 are both associated with a bilious temperament: number 9 (Mars)
people make number 1 (Sun) people angry and impulsive. In a birthdate of
28, number 2 is ruled by the Moon which is ever changing; number 8 is
connected with Saturn, a slow moving planet that causes things to happen
more slowly.
The first number of a composite is more important than the second because
it determines to which series the composite belongs. The birthdate of 12 (1 +
2) belongs to the series of 1 (numbers from 1 to 19), while the birthdate of 21
(2 + 1) belongs to the series of 2 (numbers from 21 to 29). Both of these
combinations add up to a 3, but number 3s born on the third of the month will
be different from those born on the twelfth or twenty-first. The number 1
dominates the life of the native born on the twelfth, and the number 2
dominates the life of the native born on the twenty-first of any month. In this
way we see how people who share a common number (such as 1) are
influenced by the double digits of their birthdate (such as 10, 19, or 18).
A numerologist must be aware of the combination numbers, along with the
single whole number, to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the
individual in question. Doing so will increase the scope of information