Your Birth Number and Lucky Ank
Enter when you were born and get your numerology birth number, plus a light-hearted ank, jodi and panna picked for today. Your date is not stored anywhere; it is used once in the calculation, which depends only on your birthday and today’s date.
Where the ank, jodi and panna come from
The birth number is fixed for life, so on its own it would give the same answer every day. To make the pastime change with the calendar, the page runs your birth date and today's date through one fixed recipe and draws a small set from the result: a pair of anks, the jodis built on them and one panna. The same birthday gets the same set all day long and a fresh set tomorrow, and anyone born on your date sees exactly what you see.
Working out the birth number
Take every digit of the date and add them: for 5 March 1988 that is 1 + 9 + 8 + 8 + 0 + 3 + 0 + 5 = 34, and 3 + 4 gives 7. Numerology calls that final single digit the birth number (or life-path number). Because the daily set mixes your birthday with the current date, tomorrow’s numbers will differ from today’s.
Think of it as a horoscope-style pastime. If you want to know how a real result is made, see how satta matka is played. Two more games of this kind: the dream number list, and also the rashi lucky number.