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The AnkShakti Numerology Handbook
43 pages · 5.9 MB · PDF · updated September 2026
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- · Every number in it comes from the calculators on this site
Numerology is a traditional belief system. The book says so, shows its working on every table, and makes no promises about results.
What is inside
- OpeningWhat numerology is, what it is not, and how to read the book
- OneHow a name becomes a number: the Chaldean and Pythagorean letter charts, with a worked example
- TwoThe nine numbers, a full page each: planet, business rating, strengths, cautions and who each suits
- ThreeAll 43 compound numbers from 10 to 52, with the traditional reading for each
- FourMulank and bhagyank from your date of birth, and the friendship grid that decides which numbers suit you
- FiveChoosing a business name, and the one-letter corrections that move a total
- SixMobile numbers, vehicle numbers, house numbers and launch dates
- SevenRare baby names grouped by number, each with a checked meaning
- EightWhere these tables came from: Babylon, Cheiro and the navagraha
- NineFive things people get wrong about numerology
- TenTry it yourself: six names to total, with the full working in the answers
- ElevenWorksheets to print: your numbers, your name shortlist, dates worth keeping
233 rare names, 43 compound readings and all nine planet profiles are drawn straight from the site, so nothing in the book contradicts a calculator result.
The nine numbers at a glance
Chapter two gives each of these a full page. The rating is a business rating: how the tradition regards that number for trade.
Questions about the book
- Is the numerology book really free?
- Yes. It is a direct PDF download with no email, no sign-up and no payment. You can print it, share it or send it to anyone.
- Which system does the book use, Chaldean or Pythagorean?
- Both letter charts are printed, and the readings follow the Chaldean system, which is the one most Indian practitioners use for business and brand names. Chaldean keeps the compound number; Pythagorean reduces straight to a single digit.
- Does it include the compound numbers from 10 to 52?
- Yes, all 43 of them, each with its traditional name, what it is read as, and the single number it reduces to.
- Can I use it to check my business name?
- That is what it is built for. Chapter five covers shortlisting a name, checking it against your own birth numbers, and the one-letter spelling changes that move a total without changing how the name sounds.
- Is there a Hindi version of the book?
- Not yet. The site has a Hindi section at /hi/ with the calculator and the nine numbers in Hindi, and a Hindi edition of the book follows if readers ask for it.
- Who wrote it?
- Flying Star Technologies, a web and SEO team in Mumbai working since 2012, led by Niral Sura. Every number in the book is generated by the same engine that runs the free calculators on this site, so the book and the site always agree.
Or check a name first on the business name calculator, work out your own numbers, or read the guides.
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