How to Read the Destiny Matrix Chart

How to read a Destiny Matrix chart in five steps

This is the method the book teaches, in short. In the book every step is worked through on an example, with numbers and a chart.

1. Calculate the points

   A is the day of birth, B the month, C the sum of the digits of the year, D the sum of the first three and E the centre of the matrix. You reduce any sum above 22 by adding its digits. The rest of the chart grows out of these five numbers.

2. Start with the personal square

   A, B, C, D and E say the most about you: how you act, what goes on inside, what you are here for, what you wrestle with and how you meet people. The axis from A to C is Earth, the axis from B to D is Sky.

3. Write down the repetitions

   A number that stands on the chart at least three times is an amplified energy. It links several areas of life with one theme, so it is worth finding before you read the details.

4. Read the energy together with its place

   The place asks the question and the energy answers it. The same five means one thing in the talents point and another in money, so with every number you first check where it stands.

5. Go from the general to the specific

   After the personal square comes the theme you arrive with: money, relationships or your family line. Then the decade of life you are in now, and finally the destinies and the chakra table.

What is inside

Twelve chapters, from your first calculation to a reading of your own. The numbers and charts come from the same calculator the site uses, and the meanings of the energies match the full report.

1. 1How to Use This Book
2. 2The Matrix in a Nutshell
3. 3Calculating Step by Step · Using the example of Anna, born on 15 May 1990
4. 4The Map of Points · What each place in the matrix tells you
5. 5The 22 Arcana Cards · One energy on each page
6. 6How to Combine · From a single number to a reading
7. 7Thematic Paths · Money, relationships, family line, decades and chakras
8. 8Three Full Readings · Anna, Thomas and Eva step by step
9. 9The Partnership and Child Matrix · The same method, different questions
10. 10Exercises · With answers and blank charts to print
11. 11Glossary and Cheat Sheet · The terms of this book and a reading on one page
12. 12What Next

Who this book is for

• people who have their result from the calculator and want to understand every number on their own
• people who calculate charts for friends and family and want to do it properly
• people who have the full report and want to see where each of its sentences comes from

There are no predictions or diagnoses in the book. The matrix is a tool for looking at yourself.

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