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Reading the Chaldean mapping

Modern practitioner convention This app’s Chaldean table uses 1: AIJQY, 2: BKR, 3: CGLS, 4: DMT, 5: EHNX, 6: UVW, 7: OZ, 8: FP. No letter is assigned 9. The compound total remains visible before reduction to 1–9.

Evidence boundary “Chaldean” is a label used by modern numerology practitioners. This archive does not claim that this English alphabet table has been authenticated in ancient Babylonian sources. Historical provenance requires specialist evidence.

Keep systems distinct A different mapping can yield a different result for the same name. That difference follows from the chosen rules.

A moment to reflect

Why can the same name produce different totals?

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The Pythagorean name tableFollow every reductionYour calendar-year convention
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