The numerological theory states that numbers are the source of both direct revelation and the acquisition of empirical knowledge. Each letter has a particular value. For instance, A has a value of 1, B has a value of 2, C has a value of 3, and so on. Consequently, each letter in a person's name stands for a particular value. The letters 'P' are thought to stand for religion, peace, and self-observance. 'S', on the other hand, connotes creativity, pragmatism, and hostility. Personality, life experiences, professional affairs, and much more are then determined by this value. In other words, the numbers describe a person's path in this world.

Similarly to this, the date of the individual's anniversary, birthday, and other major milestones in their life sheds light on the kinds of real-world experiences they will have throughout their lifetime. Numerology can be used to solve several of the puzzles.

Aryabhatta made a significant contribution to the history of Indian mathematics and astronomy. In the fifth century, Aryabhatta was the first mathematician to iintroduce the concept of "zero" or "0." Since then, the idea of "zero" has been used in other mathematical operations. Aryabhatta also created several astrological theories based on analyses from astronomy and mathematics. These ideas helped to shape the principles of astrology. He presented a number of astrological theories in his book, "Aryabhatia."

Numerology serves as guidance and a life index. It affects the ups and downs a person has to go through during their entire lives. One could argue that numerology aids in identifying one's inner strengths and weaknesses. This does influence the decisions that are made while coming to a decision. Who are therefore aware of the biggest life uncertainties thanks to numerology! Make your life better with numbers by understanding who, where, when, how, and why things are the way they are.