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Your Psychomatrix is the Pythagorean square of your birth date: write the date as eight digits, work out four numbers from them (their sum, its digit sum, the sum less twice the first digit of the day, and that number's digit sum), and count every digit but zero into nine cells, 1 to 9. Born on 15 June 1990, the date 15061990 gives 31, 4, 29 and 11.

Enter your birth date to see your Pythagorean square by Aleksandr Alexandrov's classic formula: the digits of the date and of four numbers worked out from it, counted into nine cells, with each row, column and diagonal and how many digits it holds.

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About Psychomatrix (Pythagorean square)

The Psychomatrix is the Pythagorean square of a birth date: the date's eight digits and the digits of four numbers worked out from it are counted into nine cells, 1 to 9, zeros left out, and each cell, row, column and diagonal is read by how many it holds. Born on 19 January 1989, the sample person has five 1s in the first cell, four 9s in the last and none for 2, 4, 5 and 7, from the working numbers 38, 11, 36 and 9.

The square is Russian and modern: Aleksandr Alexandrov, a mathematics teacher from Nizhny Novgorod, gave it its name, cell names, eight lines and readings in books from 1999 on.

How we compute it

The classic formula for every year of birth: the first working number is the sum of the date's eight digits, the second its digit sum, the third the first less twice the first digit of the day, the fourth the third's digit sum; zeros are left out; the square is drawn 1 4 7 / 2 5 8 / 3 6 9. The cell names are the school's, never statements about health or money.

An example

Birth date

19 January 1989 · written 19.01.1989

First number
38 the date's eight digits added: 1 + 9 + 0 + 1 + 1 + 9 + 8 + 9
Second number
11 the digits of the first added
Third number
36 the first, minus twice the first digit of the day (38 − 2 × 1)
Fourth number
9 the digits of the third added, once

Counted: the date's digits 1 9 1 1 9 8 9 and the working numbers' 3 8 1 1 3 6 9; zeros are not placed. 14 digits in all.

The sample square: each cell's digits, name and band; each row's total at its end and each column's total below it.
11111 1 · Character maximal –no 4s 4 · Health none –no 7s 7 · Luck none 5 Purposefulness maximal
–no 2s 2 · Energy none –no 5s 5 · Logic none 88 8 · Duty normal 2 Family normal
33 3 · Interest normal 6 6 · Labour weak 9999 9 · Memory strong 7 Stability overload
7 Self-esteem overload 1 Money and everyday life weak 6 Talent overload
  • Diagonal 1-5-9, Spirituality: 9, overload
  • Diagonal 3-5-7, Temperament: 2, normal

Health (4), Luck (7) and Money and everyday life (4-5-6) are the tradition's names, kept as names: nothing in the square is a medical or financial statement or forecast.

The square of a fictional birth date, 19 January 1989 (the date of our Numerology sample). The four working numbers, 38, 11, 36 and 9, join the date's own digits, and the fourteen digits counted fill the cells: five 1s in the first cell, four 9s in the last, and no 2, 4, 5 or 7 at all. Each row's total stands at its end and each column's below it; the band beside every count is the tradition's scale, on the thresholds we use.

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"Psychomatrix" and the names of its cells and lines are used here descriptively, as the common names of the Pythagorean square as Aleksandr Alexandrov's school reads it. EsoTerrier is independent of that school and of Alexandrov's publishers; none of them has reviewed or endorsed these pages, and every reading here is in our own words.