Karmic Debt Numbers

13, 14, 16, 19 - These four numbers are referred to as the Karmic Debt numbers in numerology. When these numbers appear in your numerology chart (especially with the core numbers), they show an area where you have some karmic work to deal with. You have a lesson to learn, that you need to let go of and move on from as a better person. With Life Path, you’ll feel it at various points in your life; with Expression, it’ll be subtle but always there, especially in your career; with Heart’s Desire/Soul Urge, it’ll impact your relationships; with Personality, you’ll feel it in social situations; with Maturity, it’ll impact you as you transition into your 20’s, and during your mid-life; with Period and Pinnacle, it can be more trying.

13
With a 13 Karmic Debt, you have to overcome what life throws at you. Delays, obstacles, and blocks come up along your path, and you have to work twice as hard to achieve what you set out to do. It can seem like you won’t ever get what you want, but it is possible. You just have to put in the extra work. It’s likely that in your past life, you were lazy and indulgent, which is why you must learn to work hard in this one.

14
With a 14 Karmic Debt, you have to overcome an aversion to change. You must learn to adapt to whatever life has in store for you, and find some internal stability. Resist the urge to indulge in bad things and escape from life. Moderation is key. You need to commit yourself to whatever you want in life, no matter how much you go up and down.

16
With a 16 Karmic Debt, you constantly feel as though your life is being torn down and then rebuilt, or that some part of yourself has to be torn down and rebuilt. The process of everything being torn down is difficult, but you have to become humbled by it, and learn from it. It gives you the opportunity to grow more and more, and connect with your higher self.

19
With a Karmic Debt 19, you need to learn interdependence. You can find yourself alone constantly, always having to fight for yourself without the help of anyone else, and feel isolated from the world, but it’s usually because you don’t want to open up to others or accept help. You need to learn that you can take help, and that it doesn’t mean you’re not independent if you do.