Lo Shu Grid Calculator
The Lo Shu Grid places the digits of your birth date in a 3 by 3 square. Repeated numbers show strengths, and empty boxes show what to develop.
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Write the digits of your birth date into the 3 by 3 Lo Shu square, ignoring zeros, then add the Driver number (your birth day reduced to one digit) and the Conductor number (your whole date reduced to one digit). A number that appears many times is strong in your nature, and a missing number points to something to work on.
Common questions
- What is the Lo Shu Grid?
- It is an ancient Chinese magic square in which every row, column and diagonal adds up to 15. Numerology uses its layout to read the digits of a birth date.
- What do missing numbers mean?
- They point to qualities that do not come naturally to you. They are read as things to develop, not as a bad sign.
- What are the Driver and Conductor numbers?
- The Driver, or Mulank, comes from your birth day and shows how you act. The Conductor, or Bhagyank, comes from your whole date and shows where life tends to take you.
Read the full guideThe Lo Shu grid: what missing and repeating numbers in your birth date reveal