Based on the descriptions below, it could be said of Gerry that he has a dynamic personality but people may perceive that he comes on a bit too strong at times. The minor number compliments and clarifies the outer. So, Gerry's Outer Personality Number is 1, his Minor Personality Number is 8. Gerry's Minor Personality number is subsequently calculated this way: For more on how that works, please refer to the chapter that covers the Heart's Desire Number. The Y functions as a vowel in the second syllable so we don't count it. Now, what if his nickname is Gerry? He would use “Gerry Pierce” to get his Minor Personality Number and use the following letters: G,R,R PRC. Gerald Robert Pierce has an Outer Personality Number of 1. The calculation would then look like this:ĩ+2+9+2 = 22 2+2 = 4 (yes, reduce master numbers at this stage if they occur) Gerald would calculate his Outer Personality Number using G,R,L,D R,B,R,T P,R,C. This time, let's make his name Gerald Robert Pierce. Here is how these numbers are calculated: The things you keep hidden may be more visible than you think they are so pay close attention to the Minor number and see if the private you might be sneaking into public view. Your Personality Numbers also speak of how others perceive you. Your Minor Personality Number speaks of those things you keep to yourself or only share with those you love and trust. Your Outer Personality number speaks to the qualities and attributes you possess that you are comfortable sharing with others. Your Minor Personality Number uses the consonants in your nickname, the name you use to introduce yourself in casual situations, just like the Minor Heart's Desire Number. The calculations are similar in that the Outer Personality Number is calculated using the consonants in your given name – the name you were given at birth, like the Heart's Desire Number. While the Heart's Desire Numbers deal with vowels, the Personality Numbers deal with consonants.
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