The girl in this story was born into a typical family: her father was an electrician, and her mother was a saleswoman. Let’s call her Viola. She dreamed of becoming a lawyer, but her parents insisted that she go to work immediately after finishing school. Viola obeyed because, since childhood, she had been accustomed to not contradicting her parents.

One day, a house caught fire on a neighboring street. People were confused, running back and forth, and did not immediately think to call the fire department. Viola knew that a seven-year-old girl might be in the house. She quickly ran toward the house, shouting for her neighbors to call the fire department on the way. She managed to carry the girl out of the burning house and organize the neighbors. When help arrived, the people did what they could to put out the fire. After this incident, Viola felt hidden strength within her. She informed her parents that she was going to apply to university. They could not stop her.

The number 2 is governed by the Moon. The number 2 is the complete opposite of 1. The life of a “two” revolves around relationships. These people cannot be alone; they are emotional, sensitive, understanding of others, and empathetic. They work well in environments where there is cooperation, but they often lack focus.

Full moons have a significant impact on “twos,” more so than on other numbers. This causes doubts and mood swings. They often ask others for advice because they find it difficult to make decisions. Overcoming doubts and starting to take action is their karmic task.

“Twos” also often face challenges in their personal lives. Usually, they are very attractive and draw attention from the opposite sex, which can create difficult situations, including love triangles. Their karmic task is to determine who they want to be with. They should not compare their partner to others. Very often, “twos” will have at least two marriages. A man with a “two” is usually attractive and possesses some feminine qualities, such as sensitivity. The task for such a person is to find a balance between what their partner wants and what they themselves want.

A “two” will not feel bad if their partner makes decisions for them. They must not turn a blind eye to negative traits in their partner or themselves. They need to learn self-sufficiency, the ability to stand their ground, self-actualize, take responsibility for their own life, and learn practical skills while making independent decisions.

If a person has two 2s, meaning both their Soul Number and Destiny Number are 2, then their whole life will revolve around relationships. Their tasks will remain the same throughout life because they did not understand something in the first half of life (karma “knows” in advance that this will happen). This often results in two or more marriages, as well as complicated relationships in work, business, friendships, or with relatives.

For example, if your first number is 1 and the second is 2, you should focus on self-education and self-development in the first half of life and in the second half, devote more attention to your partner, children, friends, and learn emotional sensitivity and cooperation in the workplace. Conversely, if your first number is 2 and the second is 1, the reverse applies.

People born on the 11th are strongly influenced by the energy of the Sun. The two 1s reflect back on themselves, leading to self-centeredness and authoritarianism, as well as creative potential. There will be much mysticism in their life. People born on the 11th find it hard to forgive themselves for their mistakes. They must strive for spiritual development, learn to serve others, avoid wasting money, work on their ego without inflating it, and accept others as they are. Through spiritual growth, these people will achieve material success. They should develop sensitivity. Usually, they manage to achieve independence and meet their goals.

The energy of the Moon makes these people dependent. Those born on the 20th are very emotional and often experience disappointments in family life. They need to learn to make decisions.

The number 29 combines the energies of the Moon (2) and Mars (9). These people are caring but often act impulsively, frequently experiencing disappointment. They need to overcome their short temper. Cooperation is crucial for them. They must learn not to worry, not to divide everything into black and white, and not allow others to control them.

Once, while traveling in Europe, I met an elderly woman. She was traveling alone, and it wasn’t her first time. She was very talkative and shared some of her story with me. She had married very young. Her husband was much older than her and did practically all the housework. She knew very little, not even how to pay utility bills. When she turned 40, her husband suddenly passed away. Since then, she has lived alone and had to learn everything. Now she takes care of her home, her grandson, and her cat, and she travels abroad once a year, something she never did while her husband was alive.

The number 3 is governed by Jupiter. In Vedic numerology, the number 3 is called “Guru” (teacher). In Vedic mythology, Guru was the teacher of the gods and a god himself. People with Soul Number 3 carry knowledge from past lives. They must learn and teach others.

Usually, they have a higher education. Their purpose is to pass on their knowledge to others. Among those with the number 3, there is a category of people who show the negative side of this number. These are individuals who, lacking sufficient knowledge in a particular matter, discuss, argue, and impose their opinions on others. They may also gossip and judge others. The “3” should not just reason but acquire knowledge, education, and engage in practical deeds if they have the abilities. Their task is to improve both their own life and the lives of others.

However, there are far more wise and experienced people among “threes” than the opposite. They must never rest on their laurels and should always keep learning. The number 3 holds a lot of potential. This isn’t always about spiritual knowledge; it can also refer to professions related to finance, architecture, and medicine. There are also those who did not formally study but are experts in a particular field. Some “threes” are fluent in several foreign languages. Usually, they are generous people who like to do things on a large scale, and it is important for them to live in prosperity and abundance. They believe in luck and are optimists. However, their optimism may sometimes hinder them from seeing reality, leading them to rely on higher powers rather than their own actions.

Some “threes” need to work on their ego, not fear learning from others, and understand that someone might know more than they do in a particular field. One of the karmic tasks is to learn patience and not abandon projects halfway through.