Numerology 3
Numerology defines number 3 as expression and interaction. In the following text will discuss the numerology meanings for number 3 in terms of symbolism, vibration, personality characteristics and life challenges.The numerology numbers are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and each one of them has its particular meaning and expressivity.
These numbers are derived from the birth date and or the name of a person and then used to describe numerology meanings such as the Life path or the Destiny number or to reveal the lucky numbers of an individual. Numerology meanings describe the characteristics of an individual and in which direction, being governed by a particular number will influence his life.
You can find the other numbers explained in their category in Numerology or in the links below this article.
Meaning of numbers, particular for 3
The associated letters are c, l and u.
The vibration is creativity.
This number is ruled by the planet Jupiter.
The tarot association is with the card of the Empress.
Numerology personality for number 3
In numerology, the number 3 represents inspiration, verbalization, socialization and joy of living. Number 3 persons are adventurous, optimistic, fun loving and know how to enjoy life fully. Self expressive in many ways, are gifted with keen imagination, accurate impressions and insights giving life new meaning. Friendly beings, they are easily the soul of every social gathering.
Positive characteristics
Number 3 people are inspired and talkative. They imagine the world as they want it and then they either try to create it or go search for it. They need people to listen to them and they need audiences to soak their personal wisdom.
Negative characteristics
They are superficial, miss direction, exaggerate, start projects and then abandon them and are prone to mood changes and extravagant behavior.
Success comes from:
Following their calling no matter where this takes them and having the sense they have experienced and changed a lot in their adventurous journey of life.
Life challenge:
Understanding they need to grow up and take responsibilities and that life is not a game and a permanent entertainment.
