Feng Shui of House Numbers: it’s no accident!
January 21st, 2010 Posted in Feng Shui Tips
There are no accidents. You subconsciously choose your specific home for a reason. Apart from the energy patterns in the shape of your home, you can also look at the numerology of your house number you discover additional energies that are supporting you, and energy that’s there to provide the lessons you need. The more aware you are of the energies impacting you, the more you can intentionally use them to empower you on your journey through life.
Each vibration gives you what you need. Here you can discover the energy you were unconsciously attracted to when you chose your home, present and past. Used in conjunction with Feng Shui you have tools to use in choosing your next home.
How to calculate the numerology of your home:
Add each number and if the total is more than 9, add those numbers to get a number between 1-9. For example:
658 Knoll Street is a 1 vibration
6+5+8=19
1+9=10
1+0=1
1006 Wellington Road is a 7 vibration
1+0+0+6=7
If you have an apartment number and a street number, the apartment number will have the strongest impact, but both will influence you. For example:
#59-2520 Johnson Road. Your primary influence is a 5 vibration, and secondary is a 9 vibration
5+9=14
1+4=5
2+5+2+0=9
Below you’ll discover the energy each number represents. Have fun with this. The flow of energy in your home and the energy associated with your house number are important aspects of the big picture of your life.
What your number means…
These are the energies associated with each number and the challenges you could experience living in this energy. There is always a balance of yin and yang and you can use both to support you.
One Energy: independence and new beginnings, self-development, individuality, creativity.
Possible Challenges: completing things, going it alone, you may feel isolated.
Suggestions: intentional self-growth, ask for and receive support.
Two Energy: marriage/partnerships, relationship lessons, giving to others, connection with others in the home, peace and diplomacy, empathy.
Possible Challenges: oversensitivity, can appear to exclude others.
Suggestions: listen to your inner voice, be involved in the outside world.
Three Energy: miracles, openness, optimism, expansion, self-expression, big vision for your life, rich social life
Possible Challenges: expand too quickly, scattered energies, enjoy now pay later tendency.
Suggestions: time in nature to stay grounded, focus on self-care and balance, stay connected with others.
Four Energy: stability, healing, wholeness, being grounded, fulfillment and security in work, service to others, productivity.
Possible Challenges: healing and work can make it seem like there is no play.
Suggestions: take time to have fun, focus on balance.
Five Energy: change, freedom, adventure, excitement, manifesting desires, communication, travel, romance.
Possible challenges: things get magnified - the good and the bad, life can seem like a whirlwind, you might feel hemmed in.
Suggestions: take time to make important decisions, be intentional about your goals, make use of this powerful energy to manifest what you want.
Six Energy: self-harmony, balance, social responsibility, family, creativity.
Possible challenges: giving too much, becoming reclusive.
Suggestions: seek balance between giving to others and self-care, get out into the world.
Seven Energy: solitude, inner wisdom, contemplation, sanctuary, dreams, visions
Possible Challenges: difficult space to share with others, spiritual rather than material focus, “no one understands me”.
Suggestions: use your creativity to find like minded people - they are out there.
Eight Energy: wholeness, abundance in all areas, empowerment, leadership, public recognition, inner peace.
Possible Challenges: money issues, being self-centered.
Suggestions: express gratitude, use this energy to learn abundance lessons, consider the welfare of others
Nine Energy: completions, humanitarianism, wisdom, generosity, compassion, good fortune.
Possible Challenges: in seeing the big picture you might miss seeing an aspect of yourself that needs energy.
Suggestions: live your truth and be an example to others, use this energy to experience life mastery.
What is the energy of your home?
Where is your challenge?
How can you use this energy to support yourself?
Knowing the meaning of your house number, how can you use the gift of this energy to set a powerful intention for yourself?
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12 Responses to “Feng Shui of House Numbers: it’s no accident!”
By Connie on Aug 21, 2008
Vicky, My apartment number is 2 and my building number is 1. I moved in with my husband, from whom I’m now separated. I see how the 2 numbers worked to challenge me/us, in that 2 is about relationships and 1 is about independence. My greatest challenge now is overcoming the oversensitivity I’ve had toward him, being more of a presence in the outside world (such as offering new workshops I’m developing) and completing my projects around the house as well as in my work. Thanks for this tip!
Connie
By Mary Anne on Aug 22, 2008
Hello Vicky: This article was truly amazing!My house number’s three energy hit the proverbial nail on the head, as I am strongly attracted to all of traits associated with it. I also face the challenge of scattered energies. Thank you so much for this!
By Chris on Aug 22, 2008
Wow - this is amazing! We’ve been in this house (no 70) for 22 years now, raising our family of one girl 28, one boy 24. Our daughter moved out 9 years ago, our son still lives at home. I’ve had “itchy feet” for some time, wanting to sell the house and move on because it is really too large now and I’ve been finding all sorts of reasons why it wasn’t ideal. Now, reading this, I’m astounded! “Seven Energy: solitude, inner wisdom, contemplation, sanctuary, dreams, visions. Possible Challenges: difficult space to share with others, spiritual rather than material focus, “no one understands me”.
Suggestions: use your creativity to find like minded people “ they are out there.”
Yes - it’s been difficult to share with others - that’s why my daughter moved out so young I think. She and my husband don’t really understand me since I started walking this spiritual path (my son is much more open and I guess that’s why he’s happy to stay at home). Now I know why I’ve been looking to expand the circles I move in - I’ve just joined a book club, so that will be a good start. Amazing stuff Vicky! Thank you so much for bringing these ideas to us. Much appreciated.
By Beth on Jan 21, 2010
Vicky, I’m mind-boggled by this article. My husband and I moved a year ago from a #7 house that we raised our large family in for 16 years. Even with all those people living there I felt solitude and there were many difficulties sharing that space. I did feel that no one “got” me.
We moved to a different home that is a #9 after I had spent a few years working on what I wanted out of both life and myself. The description you have fits me so perfectly as to where I am on my life path that I got chills reading it! Last night my husband basically explained to me that this year I wanted to be more decisive, follow-through with projects, and complete them.
This was just another validation for me on how right this house and move were for us.
By Beth on Jan 21, 2010
Oops! I typed I when I meant HE wanted to complete things this year. (although that does fit me also.)
By Anita on Jan 21, 2010
I’ve lived in this #9 house for a few years now.
I’ll have to think about how it all fits. but there certainly have been a few completions. daughter growing up and moving from home. me, quitting a long term job. my husband too!
By Yasha on Jan 21, 2010
A great article and clearly expressed. And I think that I really am experiencing just what the One energy brings. I do have a question though - since we live in a duplex, how do I deal with the fact that we are Unit 2 and our street number is 28. Is the unit number looked at individually? Somehow it doesn’t feel right to just total it with the 28…
Thanks for sharing your great insights with us.
By Vicky on Jan 25, 2010
@Yasha - I addressed this in the article above - the 2 is your primary influence - but they are both taken together - read the energy of both.
By Judy on Jan 25, 2010
Funny, I just realized that my house number (31) is the same as my birthday, my husband’s birthday (13) and my son’s birthday (13). And my other son’s birthday is 4×2 (17). Wonder what that means!!
By Glenna on Jan 25, 2010
Hi Vicky, Actually in numerology, the street name is also added into the calculation. 658 Knoll Street would be the 8 vibration and 1006 Wellington Road would be a 5.
~Glenna
By Glenna on Jan 25, 2010
I should add that the easy way to calculate this is to grab a lined index card and turn it vertically. Begin numbering the columns 1 to 9. Follow this with the alphabet, beginning with a under the 1, b under the 2 — and next line would be j under the a, k under the b … until you end up with z as the last letter under the 8 column and one blank space. Use this chart to quickly jot your numbers and letters on a separate paper, going in a vertical line. You can easily sub-total the numbers, then Wellington, then Road and finally the total.
Hope this helps. It’s very interesting to see.
By Yasha on Jan 26, 2010
Thanks Vicky - sorry to waste your time. I missed the para about apartment numbers on first reading.
Thanks again for freely sharing these wonderful insights with us.