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Aspects of the axes in numerology charts
Horizontal – Vertical – Diagonal Axis in Numerology Chart
In a Numerology chart, the horizontal, vertical and diagonal axes are formed by the numbers in your date of birth, arranged in a 3x3 matrix. Each of these axes represents different aspects of your personality and life. Here is the basic meaning of each type of axis:
Horizontal Axis:
Physical Horizontal Axis (1-4-7): Represents stability, groundedness, practicality and material sense. People with many numbers on this axis tend to be practical, trustworthy and good at building a solid foundation for life.
Spiritual Horizontal Axis (2-5-8): Represents emotions, intuition, sensitivity and the ability to connect with others. People with many numbers on this axis are often emotional, intuitive and value relationships.
Horizontal axis of the Mind (3-6-9): Represents thinking, reasoning, imagination and creativity. People with many numbers on this axis are often intelligent, have good analytical skills and have many ideas.
Vertical axis:
Vertical axis of Wisdom (3-5-7): Represents the ability to learn, collect knowledge and experience. People with many numbers on this axis are often eager to learn, like to explore and have good knowledge acquisition ability.
Vertical axis of Emotion (2-5-8): Similar to the horizontal axis of Spirit, this vertical axis also emphasizes sensitivity, compassion and the ability to understand the emotions of oneself and others.
Vertical axis of Action (1-5-9): Represents the will, determination and ability to act to achieve goals. People with many numbers on this axis are often dynamic, confident and have a pioneering spirit.
Diagonal Axis:
Determination Diagonal Axis (1-5-9): Represents perseverance, clear goals, and the ability to overcome difficulties to achieve success.
Psychic Acumen Diagonal Axis (3-5-7): Represents spiritual connection, strong intuition, and the ability to understand profound things.
The 3 Most Powerful Chart Axis and What Makes Its Owners Special?
In Numerology, there is no absolute definition of the “most powerful 3 axes” because the strength of an axis depends on many factors, including the specific numbers on that axis and its correlation with other numbers in the chart. However, there are some axes that are generally considered to bring outstanding personality traits and great potential. Here are the 3 axes that are often considered "strong" and the potential characteristics of their owners:
Axis 3-6-9 (Brain Axis):
Intelligent and creative: They often have a quick mind, good learning ability and always come up with new ideas.
Analytical and problem-solving ability: They tend to approach problems logically, analyze different aspects and find effective solutions.
Visionary and idealistic: They often have big goals and want to contribute to the community.
Communication and persuasion ability: With the combination of intelligence and expression ability, they can convey ideas clearly and convince others.
Leadership potential: Their strategic thinking and foresight can help them become good leaders.
Axis 1-5-9 (Action/Will Axis):
Strong and decisive: They often have a strong will, once they set a goal, they will try their best to achieve it.
Active and adventurous: They are not afraid of challenges and are always looking for new opportunities.
Highly independent: They tend to be self-reliant, do not like to be constrained and are able to solve problems on their own.
Leadership and pioneering ability: Their confidence and decisiveness help them lead others and create change.
Good resilience: They do not give up easily when facing difficulties and are able to stand up after failures.
Axis 3-5-7 (Intelligence/Experience Axis):
Eager to learn and explore: They are always curious about the world around them and constantly seek new knowledge.
Good observation and analysis skills: They can recognize small details and think deeply about what they have experienced.
Learn quickly from experience: They are not afraid to make mistakes and always learn from failures.
Practical and extensive knowledge: Their rich life experience helps them gain multi-dimensional views and make wise decisions.
Ability to communicate experience: They can share what they have learned in an understandable and inspiring way to others.
The “Arrows” in the Chart
When three numbers are in a line (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal), it forms an “arrow,” which represents a dominant personality trait or a special talent. Conversely, if a line has no numbers, it forms an “empty arrow,” which indicates weaknesses or areas that need development.
To better understand the axes and arrows in your own Numerology chart, you need to draw your birth chart and look at the appearance of the numbers on each axis. Explaining the specific meaning of each axis and arrow will help you explore more deeply about yourself.
