The number 3 is governed by Jupiter. In Vedic numerology, the number 3 is called “Guru” (teacher). In Vedic mythology, Guru was the teacher of the gods and a god himself. People with Soul Number 3 carry knowledge from past lives. They must learn and teach others.
Usually, they have a higher education. Their purpose is to pass on their knowledge to others. Among those with the number 3, there is a category of people who show the negative side of this number. These are individuals who, lacking sufficient knowledge in a particular matter, discuss, argue, and impose their opinions on others. They may also gossip and judge others. The “3” should not just reason but acquire knowledge, education, and engage in practical deeds if they have the abilities. Their task is to improve both their own life and the lives of others.
However, there are far more wise and experienced people among “threes” than the opposite. They must never rest on their laurels and should always keep learning. The number 3 holds a lot of potential. This isn’t always about spiritual knowledge; it can also refer to professions related to finance, architecture, and medicine. There are also those who did not formally study but are experts in a particular field. Some “threes” are fluent in several foreign languages. Usually, they are generous people who like to do things on a large scale, and it is important for them to live in prosperity and abundance. They believe in luck and are optimists. However, their optimism may sometimes hinder them from seeing reality, leading them to rely on higher powers rather than their own actions.
Some “threes” need to work on their ego, not fear learning from others, and understand that someone might know more than they do in a particular field. One of the karmic tasks is to learn patience and not abandon projects halfway through.
“Threes” know how to work well and rest well. They must avoid engaging in illegal activities or doing anything against karma. If they follow these principles, they will receive protection from higher powers. If they think they control everything and don’t believe in higher powers, karma will set them straight.
An important karmic task is to learn not to criticize, to accept different cultures and opinions, and not to divide people by race and nationality.
The number 3 is also associated with everything related to foreign countries.
“Threes” are usually family-oriented people, not prone to infidelity, but they may dedicate too much time to their work and personal affairs, which can strain their married life. This is why they sometimes experience two marriages. It is important not to forget about their partner.
1 represents the energy of the Sun, and 2 represents the energy of the Moon. This combination looks harmonious, but the 1 gives a thirst for fame and being in the spotlight, while the 2 adds worry that the person creates for themselves. The total of these numbers is 3 (Jupiter), which brings luck and a desire to teach others.
These people dislike disappointing others, find it hard to say no to requests, are caring, and may face difficulties in relationships. It is important for them to learn to finish what they start and to take pleasure in any achievement.
Such people can be unpredictable, and their loved ones often don’t know what to expect from them. They love to be praised and are generally wealthy and successful.
The number 2 here gives tenderness, and the 1 gives potential for success in life. These people are more social than other “threes.” In this combination, the 1 helps the 2. If these people develop a little more patience, they will become even more fortunate and achieve much in life.
If you were born on the 21st, you may have pivotal moments in your life where everything is at stake. Your task is to show decisiveness and perseverance.
Because of the zero, this number is less fortunate than 3. The zero slows their progress and reduces the number of friends. However, through hard work, they can achieve comfort and a sufficient amount of money. Those born on the 30th are sociable and ready to help. Their lives are greatly influenced by people of the opposite sex.
Dan graduated from medical school and worked as a general practitioner at a clinic. He only believed in medicine, and when patients mentioned psychics and healers, he would frown in displeasure.
One day, a new nurse joined the clinic. It was a busy day with many patients, and the appointments finished late. At the end of the workday, Dan experienced a severe headache and complained to the nurse. She said she could relieve the pain with her hands and offered her help. Dan said he didn’t believe in it but accepted her offer. He had to admit that her manipulations with her hands helped. Later, he thought it was just a coincidence.
Some time later, Dan went to a sanatorium. He hadn’t been feeling well lately, as exhaustion had taken its toll. His wife couldn’t accompany him due to work, so they decided he would go alone. At the sanatorium, he became friends with a fellow doctor, an ophthalmologist. One day, his new friend invited Dan to visit a local fortune teller. Dan laughed for a long time but agreed to keep his friend company. He waited in the hallway for the session to end when suddenly the door opened, and his friend came out with the fortune teller. She gave Dan a piercing look and said, “You’re on the verge of a new love.” Naturally, Dan didn’t take this seriously. He had been married for a long time and thought his marriage was fine. But imagine his surprise when his wife announced she wanted a divorce. And the new love turned out to be the same nurse from the clinic who had so easily relieved his headache.
Needless to say, after these events, Dan believed in many things. He became interested in alternative medicine and esotericism.