Numerology has many different sub-disciplines, but the most basic and most common numerological analysis starts with our names. These micro-differences in human interaction add up over a lifetime, and can cause amazing shifts in our personalities and our outlook on the world. Did you know that you subconsciously treat a 'Jen' differently from an 'Angela'? Or that you subconsciously treat a 'Christopher' differently from a 'Seth'? But the effect they have on our personalities and the people around us is profound. Most of us don't often think about our own names. In the above numerology calculator though, we stick with the basic system of reducing numbers until they're single digit numbers - with the exception of the common master numbers (11 and 22). NOTE: There are some numerology techniques that are designed to preserve zeroes. Likewise, the number '100' would become '1' and the number '1000' would also become '1'. Any number ending in zero, would be further reduced to a non-zero number using most common numerological techniques. Therefore, zero is impossible to produce when adding two non-zero numbers together. Then we add '1 + 3' and reduce the number again and we get 4. For example: If we take the number '67' and add '6 + 7' we get 13. When the sum of a multi-digit number results in another multi-digit number, we repeat the process and add the remaining digits together again. For example, the number '12' becomes the number '3' because 1 + 2 = 3. The basic technique of most numerological methods is to 'reduce' multi-digit numbers by adding them together.

And you won't see it at all in a name numerology reading.

While zero does have significance in numerology, it's not a number you'll see nearly as often as the other numbers. Many people wonder why there are no zeros in name numerology readings.

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