Personal Year Numbers 1-9

The 9-year numerology cycle shapes every area of your lifeβ€”love, career, health, and spiritual growth. Discover your current Personal Year and align with its energy.

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Calculated for 2026. Birth year is not used in Personal Year calculations.

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Common questions about Personal Years in numerology

What is a Personal Year in numerology?

A Personal Year is a number from 1-9 that describes the prevailing energy theme for your year. It cycles every 9 years, with each year carrying distinct focus areas, opportunities, and challenges. Your Personal Year is calculated from your birth month, birth day, and the current calendar year.

How do I calculate my Personal Year?

Add your birth month + birth day + the current year (2026), then reduce to a single digit. For example: born June 15 β†’ 6 + 1 + 5 + 2 + 0 + 2 + 6 = 22 β†’ 2 + 2 = 4. Your 2026 Personal Year would be 4. Note: birth year is NOT used in this calculation.

When does a Personal Year start?

Most numerologists agree that the Personal Year begins on January 1 of the calendar year, though some consider your birthday as the transition point. You may notice the new energy becoming stronger after your birthday. The transition between years is gradual, not abrupt.

What is the best Personal Year for love?

Personal Year 2 (Partnership) and Personal Year 6 (Home & Responsibility) are considered the best years for love, commitment, and deepening relationships. Year 2 is ideal for meeting soulmates, while Year 6 often brings marriage, engagement, or family milestones.

What is the 9-year cycle in numerology?

The 9-year cycle is numerology's fundamental time pattern. Year 1 plants seeds, Years 2-3 nurture growth, Years 4-5 build and transform, Years 6-7 deepen and reflect, Year 8 harvests rewards, and Year 9 completes and releases. Then the cycle begins again with a new Year 1.

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