INTERNATIONAL NUMEROLOGIST – 25 HOUR
INTERNATIONAL NUMEROLOGIST – 25 HOUR CERTIFICATION COURSE
Programme Overview
- Duration: 25 Hours
- Level: Foundation Certification
- Focus: Basic Numerology, Number Science, Life Analysis & Indian Panchanga Numerology Integration
Module 1: Introduction to Numerology (4 Hours)
- Meaning and History of Numerology
- Numbers and Cosmic Energy Connection
- Importance of Numbers in Life
- Basic Number Vibrations (1–9)
- Master Numbers Overview (11, 22, 33)
Module 2: Core Numerology System (5 Hours)
- Birth Number and Destiny Number
- Name Numerology Basics
- Personality Number Analysis
- Life Path Calculation Methods
- Basic Interpretation Techniques
Module 3: Indian Panchanga Numerology (Special Module) (6 Hours)
- Introduction to Panchanga System
- Tithi, Nakshatra, Yoga, Karana Basics
- Relationship between Panchanga and Numbers
- Birth Timing Analysis using Panchanga
- Auspicious Numbers and Time Selection
- Energy Influence of Lunar Cycles
Module 4: Practical Numerology Applications (5 Hours)
- Daily Life Number Interpretation
- Business and Career Number Guidance
- Relationship Compatibility Basics
- Name Correction Introduction
- Basic Prediction Techniques
Module 5: Client Analysis & Counseling (3 Hours)
- Client Data Collection
- Basic Report Preparation
- Communication Skills
- Ethical Practice in Numerology
Module 6: Practicum & Case Study (2 Hours)
- Live Number Analysis Practice
- Case Study Preparation
- Interpretation Practice Sessions
Final Assessment (Mandatory)
- Written Test
- Practical Number Analysis
- Viva Voce
Certification Requirements
- Minimum 85% Attendance
- Completion of Practical Case Work
- Successful Theory & Practical Assessment
- Professional Ethical Conduct
CERTIFICATE
International Numerologist – 25 Hour Certification (With Indian Panchanga Numerology)
Course Tuition: ₹7000/ , ₹3500/ ,
Study Platform : Online & Offline
Certificate School : Jag Kalyan Organization
Certificate Board : International Yoga Organisation
Approved by: Ministry of AYUSH and the United Nations
Global spread: 195 countries
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