Occult Numerology Calculator
A planet, its square, and the line your name draws across it.
The Western occult tradition, set down by Cornelius Agrippa in 1533, gives each of the seven classical planets a magic square, a kamea, and a set of correspondences: a day, a metal, a colour. Numerology gives each single digit a planet. Put the two together and your life path has a square, and your name has a sigil drawn across it.
Written by Esoteric Numbers Team · Last reviewed October 2026
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The Seven Planetary Squares
The classical kameas, from Saturn's three to the Moon's nine.
How This Is Read
The ruling planet follows the Chaldean rulers of the single digits. The squares and correspondences are Agrippa's (Three Books of Occult Philosophy, II.22), with the sephiroth of the later Western tradition. The sigil follows the usual method of reducing each letter to a digit and tracing those cells in order.
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This result is the numerology tradition's symbolic interpretation — an invitation to reflect, not a scientific prediction or a fact about you.
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