Numerology for Euro Millions Players
Numerology is a system of belief which places importance on numbers as auspicious symbols. According to many numerological schools of thought, your name can be converted into a single digit number which is likely to be particularly lucky for you. Whilst there is no scientific explanation for why this should be so, we thought it might be interesting to provide you with a quick and easy way of finding this lucky number. Who knows, if you include it as one of your Lucky Star numbers it could help you to become a future Euromillions jackpot winner?
Step 1 – Convert Your Name
The first step to calculating your lucky number is to convert each
letter of your name into a separate number. To do this, write out
your full name and beneath each letter write the numerical position
of this letter in the alphabet. A = 1, B = 2, C =3 and so on right
through to Z = 26. For example, if your name was TIM SMITH this
would convert to:
T I M S M I T H
20 9 13 19 13 9 20 8
Step 2 – Add The Numbers
When you have converted the letters in your name to their numerical
counterparts, the next step is to add all of these numbers together.
If we stick with our example of TIM SMITH, our calculation would
be as follows:
20 + 9 + 13 + 19 + 13 + 9 + 20 + 8 = 111
Step 3 – Reduce To A Single Digit
If the result from Step 2 is a single digit then you don’t
need to worry about Step 3. But for anyone who has a Step 2 total
greater than 9, you now need to add all the digits together as many
times as necessary in order to reduce your name to a single digit.
Our example of TIM SMITH gives a total of 111, so we reduce to a
single digit by adding the three digits together just once, as follows:
1 + 1 + 1 = 3
The numerological “lucky number” for TIM SMITH is therefore number 3.
Using Your Lucky Number
You can use your numerological lucky number in any way you please
– as a main Euromillions number, as one of your Lucky Star
numbers or as both. You could also calculate the lucky number of
your partner or a family member so that you have two numbers to
use for your selections. However you decide to proceed,
you have absolutely nothing to lose by using this fun numerological
system, and who knows – it could help you to become the next
Euromillions multi-millionaire!