Norse Mythology
Loki
Trickery, change, cunning, shapeshifting
In the Norse Mythology table used by the Who Watches Over You calculator, Loki answers to the number 4: the day of the month you were born, reduced to a single digit.
Born under Loki
Loki is the shapeshifter, the boundary-crosser, the one who reveals truth through chaos. You carry his restless intelligence — the gift of seeing what others refuse to see, and saying what they refuse to say.
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The psychic number is the day of the month reduced to one digit, so these are the days of any month that answer to 4.
- 4
- 13
- 22
- 31
About the Norse Mythology gods
The Aesir and Vanir shaped the nine worlds of Norse cosmology. Warriors, poets, and seekers alike found their patron among these fierce and wise gods of the frozen north.
The same number in other traditions
- HermesGreek Mythology · Travel, trade, thieves, boundaries
- AnubisEgyptian Mythology · Death, mummification, the afterlife
- JizoJapanese Mythology · Children, travelers, the afterlife
- Ah PuchMayan Mythology · Death, darkness, the underworld
- CaelusRoman Mythology · The heavens, order, the vault of the sky
- AnuBabylonian Gods · The sky, authority, the gods' assembly
- DurgaHindu Deities · Protection, strength, victory over evil
- OgmaCeltic Mythology · Ogham, eloquence, strength, the champion
- OgunYoruba Orishas · Iron, war, labour, craftsmanship
- RodSlavic Mythology · Kin, ancestors, birth, the order of things
- NüwaChinese Deities · Creation, repair of the sky, marriage, order
- PachamamaInca Mythology · Earth, harvest, mountains, the ground itself
- RashnuPersian Gods · Judgement, justice, the scales, order
- PapaHawaiian Gods · The earth mother, the islands, the ground
- PapatūānukuPolynesian Gods · The earth mother, the ground, all that grows
- TlalocAztec Gods · Rain, lightning, the farmer's order, mountains
- NinhursagSumerian Gods · The mountain mother, birth, the earth, clay
- Kothar-wa-KhasisPhoenician Gods · Craft, building, the forge, the temple
In the Vedic table the number 4 belongs to Goddess Saraswati, through Rahu.
The other Norse Mythology gods
Frequently Asked Questions About Numerology
- How is Loki linked to the number 4?
- Through the psychic number of Vedic numerology: the day of the month you were born, reduced to one digit. Each pantheon on this site assigns one god to each number from 1 to 9, and Loki holds 4 in the Norse Mythology table.
- Is this a traditional Norse Mythology belief?
- No. The gods and their domains are traditional; pairing them with birth numbers is a modern numerological reading, and it is presented here as reflection rather than doctrine.
- What if my life path is different from my birth day number?
- They are two different numbers. This page follows the day of the month; the life path uses your whole date of birth and has its own pages under Numbers.