http://www.numerologynumber.net/chaldean-numerologyThe Chaldean numerology differs from Pythagorean, or Western, numerology and Kabbalah numerology in many ways.
One big difference between Chaldean system and the Pythagorean and Kabbalah systems is that while in Pythagorean and Kabbalah numerology you use the name that is on your birth certificate, in Chaldean numerology you use the name that you are most known by. This could be a nickname, a married name, or just your regular name if that is what you are known by.
The second most important factor, after your name, is your birth number the day of the month on which you were born. The birth day number affects the personality, health, and other factors in Chaldean Numerology.
Another major difference is that it always uses compound, or double-digit numbers. Single digits represent outer influences and double digits represent inner aspects to a person. Your single digit number is what you appear as in the eyes of the world while your double, or compound, number represents any hidden influences that play a role in your life and possibly even your future. In Chaldean numerology, while the base, single digit numbers all have very similar meanings, the compound numbers have a life of their own. In Chaldean numerology, once the physical (single number) and metaphysical (compound number) aspects of your name have been determined, the next important step is your date of birth.Yes
