Lecture on Numerology: Maturity Number Explained

Introduction

• Presenter: Carmen
• Topic: Calculating and understanding the maturity number in numerology.
• Importance: Offers insights into the energy demonstrated in adulthood, starting around age 30.

Understanding the Maturity Number

• Definition: Represents the energy and qualities that become prominent in adulthood.
• Age Impact: Begins affecting life at age 30, increasing significantly after age 35.
• Relation to Other Numbers: Complements life path and soul urge numbers. Particularly relevant for those who resonate less with these numbers.
• Relationship Indicator: Helpful in determining compatibility in relationships.

Calculating the Maturity Number

1. Life Path Number:
   • Add all numbers from birth date (month, day, year) to get a single digit.
   • Do not reduce master numbers (11, 22, 33).
   • Example: Martin Luther King Jr. – Life Path Number 1.
2. Expression Number:
   • Add all letters of the full name using the Pythagorean system.
   • Exclude suffixes like Jr. or Sr.
   • Example: Martin Luther King Jr. – Expression Number 11.
3. Combine Life Path and Expression Number:
   • Add together and reduce to a single digit or recognize a master number.
   • Example: Martin Luther King Jr. – Maturity Number 3.

Interpretation of Maturity Numbers

Maturity Number 1

• Qualities: Independence, recognition, ambition, leadership.
• Challenges: Avoid being too bossy or arrogant.
• Advice: Prevent loneliness by moderating dominating traits.

Maturity Number 2

• Qualities: Diplomacy, empathy, cooperation.
• Challenges: Over-sensitivity.
• Advice: Work effectively in teams, maintain balance.

Maturity Number 3

• Qualities: Optimism, self-expression, creativity.
• Challenges: Avoid superficiality and extravagance.
• Advice: Embrace positivity, avoid scattering energies.

Maturity Number 4

• Qualities: Practicality, organization, reliability.
• Challenges: Avoid rigidity and control issues.
• Advice: Balance work and relaxation.

Maturity Number 5

• Qualities: Dynamic, adventurous, adaptable.
• Challenges: Impatience and scattered interests.
• Advice: Focus energy, be disciplined.

Maturity Number 6

• Qualities: Responsibility, caregiving, community focus.
• Challenges: Perfectionism.
• Advice: Balance idealism with practicality.

Maturity Number 7

• Qualities: Introspection, spiritual growth, wisdom.
• Challenges: Over-isolation.
• Advice: Balance solitude with social interaction.

Maturity Number 8

• Qualities: Success, financial stability, power.
• Challenges: Avoid obsession with materialism.
• Advice: Remain humble, use influence wisely.

Maturity Number 9

• Qualities: Humanitarianism, creativity, wisdom.
• Challenges: Avoid arrogance and emotional instability.
• Advice: Focus on service to others.

Master Numbers (11, 22, 33)

Maturity Number 11

• Qualities: Intuition, psychic experiences, inspiration.
• Challenges: Sensitivity and early-life challenges.
• Advice: Embrace spiritual growth, focus on self-awareness.

Maturity Number 22

• Qualities: Mastery, influence, personal power.
• Challenges: Early-life vulnerability.
• Advice: Develop self-confidence, embrace change.

Maturity Number 33

• Qualities: Healing, teaching, compassion.
• Challenges: Early-life sensitivity.
• Advice: Focus on self-healing to help others.

Conclusion

• This lecture provides an overview and detailed guide on the maturity number, a key element in numerology.
• Encouragement to calculate and understand your own maturity number and its implications for personal growth and relationships.

Additional Resources

• Carmen offers personal readings and has a numerology playlist for further learning.
• Contact and social media information provided for bookings and updates.

Note: The timestamps mentioned in the video can be referred to for specific sections on calculations and interpretations.