Is Now the Time? Checking Timing with Numerology
"I got an offer, should I take it?", "I want to leave my job but I am scared it is not the time". Timing questions are among the most common of all. Deep down we all know the exact same step can succeed in one season and crash in another.
The numerological clock: year, month, day
Numerology offers three hands: the personal year (the big trend), the personal month (the current wave) and the personal day (the tone of the day). For big decisions, like a move, a departure or opening a business, the hand that decides is the year.
Which year suits which step
- To begin (a business, a role, a relationship, a place): year 1, and strongly also 5 (if the change involves breaking out of a frame) and 8 (if it involves expansion).
- To commit and build (a wedding, a home, an investment): years 4 and 6.
- To end and leave: year 9 is the natural time to close. Leaving in a year 9 feels like ripening, not like jumping.
- To wait and mature: years 2 and 7. Big decisions forced through in those years tend to fall apart. It is a time to gather information, not to sign.
Most important: timing is a tailwind, not permission
An "unsuitable" year forbids you nothing. It only means the step will demand more. And sometimes life does not wait for a year 1. The chart gives you the weather; the decision to sail is yours alone. Check which year you are in with the calculator, and read what it asks of you.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know if now is a good time to leave my job?
Check your personal year: year 9 is natural for endings, years 1 and 5 support change and a fresh start. In years 2 or 7 it is better to let the decision ripen and gather information before jumping. The calculation: birth day plus birth month plus the current year, reduced to a single digit.
What is the difference between a personal year and a personal month?
The personal year sets the big trend of the year (beginnings, building, harvest, release), and the personal month is a short wave inside it, calculated from the personal year plus the calendar month. For big decisions look at the year; for fine timing within it, at the month.