Sepharial Numerology Calculator

His own Hebraic letter table, from The Kabala of Numbers

Sepharial — the astrologer Walter Gorn Old — set out his own letter values in The Kabala of Numbers (1920). It is close to the Chaldean table but NOT the same, and the difference is exactly three letters: C is 2 here and 3 in Chaldean, H is 8 here and 5 there, X is 6 here and 5 there. The digraphs Th and Tz score 9 as single sounds, which is the only way 9 arises in his system — no single Latin letter carries it.

Calculated from the name and birth date in your profile above — check your full name via "Edit" for an accurate result.

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Where Sepharial and Chaldean disagree

Letter	Sepharial / Chaldean
C	2 / 3
H	8 / 5
X	6 / 5
Th, Tz	9 / not scored as a pair

Sepharial Numerology Calculator — FAQ

Why does my Sepharial number differ from my Chaldean number?

Only three letters differ between the two tables — C, H and X — so a name containing none of them gives the same answer in both. A name containing any of them can land on a different digit.

Why is 9 missing from the letter table?

No single Latin letter is worth 9 in Sepharial's scheme. It arises only through the digraphs Th and Tz, which he scores as single sounds — so a name like Thomas opens on 9 rather than on T and H separately.

Does this use a fixed or moving definition of a day (e.g. across time zones)?

The calculation only uses the calendar date in your profile (DD/MM/YYYY) — it doesn't depend on time of day or time zone, unlike birth-chart calculators which need an exact time.