The Destiny Matrix health chart: seven chakras, body, energy and emotions

What the health chart in the Destiny Matrix is

The health chart is a separate part of the Destiny Matrix, but it adds no new numbers: every value already sits on the two main lines of the personal square. The earth line runs horizontally from A (day of birth) to C (year of birth), the sky line vertically from B (month) to D. Each line has seven points that count, and each is a chakra, an energy centre the method links with an area of the body and a group of organs.

The earth line stands for material life: money, home, the physical body, health and illness, having children. So its chakras show the body, the state of the organs and of the body as a whole. The sky line stands for spiritual life and the energy system, a person's beliefs and inborn potential, so its chakras act on the level of the soul. Adding the two numbers gives a third, emotions: the way the bodily and the inner meet in what a person feels.

The books on the method describe illness as the result of a change in the flow of inner energies: the energy state shifts first, and clinical symptoms come later, often much later. Resentment against fate, other people, family or God is named as the main cause of stagnation. An energy lived in its minus for years gradually affects the organs of its chakra. This concerns the illnesses medicine calls psychosomatic, not infections or injuries. Illness, in this view, comes when change is overdue and gives a person the chance to stop and change the means or the goals.

Where the chakras are: seven points on each line

Count the chakras from the outer corner of a line, through the centre, to the opposite corner: on the earth line from A to C, on the sky line from B to D. Manipura sits where the lines cross.

Two points are left out: c2 (between c1 and corner C) and d2 (between d1 and corner D); skip them when you fill in the table. Manipura belongs to both lines, so its body and energy numbers are always the same, equal to the centre, and its emotions number is the centre doubled.

Svadhisthana ties health to money and relationships: on the earth line its number is the entry to the money line, c1, on the sky line the entry to the love line, d1. It is described as the chakra of partnership, sexuality and money flow at once: in its plus it draws harmonious relationships and clean money, in its minus it blocks both.

• Sahasrara (crown chakra): the outer corner itself, A on the earth line and B on the sky line.
• Ajna (third eye): the point next to the corner, a2 = A + a1 and b2 = B + b1.
• Vishuddha (throat): the point closer to the centre, a1 = A + E and b1 = B + E.
• Anahata (heart): the heart point, E + a1 on the earth line and E + b1 on the sky line.
• Manipura (solar plexus): the centre E, shared by both lines.
• Svadhisthana (sacral): c1 = C + E on the earth line and d1 = D + E on the sky line.
• Muladhara (root): the opposite corner, C on the earth line and D on the sky line.

How to calculate the health chart by hand

Every number comes down to one of the 22 energies. If a sum is above 22, add its digits: 37 → 3 + 7 = 10, 82 → 8 + 2 = 10. Never subtract 22, or you get a different chart. Draw a table with four columns (chakra and organs, body, energy, emotions) and a total row underneath.

1. Find the corners of the personal square: A is the day of birth, B the month, C the sum of the digits of the year, D = A + B + C.
2. Work out the centre E = A + B + C + D. This is Manipura in both columns.
3. Find the points closer to the centre: a1 = A + E, b1 = B + E, c1 = C + E, d1 = D + E. Then the points next to the outer corners: a2 = A + a1, b2 = B + b1.
4. Work out the two heart points: E + a1 on the earth line and E + b1 on the sky line.
5. Fill in the Body column from top to bottom: A, a2, a1, earth heart point, E, c1, C.
6. Fill in the Energy column: B, b2, b1, sky heart point, E, d1, D.
7. In each row, add body and energy together. This is the Emotions column.
8. Add up the seven numbers of each column separately and reduce the sum to a number from 1 to 22. This is the total row.

Body, energy, emotions and the total row

The Body column is the physical side: which energies affect the organs of each zone and what physical problems are possible when they are in their minus. In its plus, the same energy is a resource the body can lean on.

The Energy column is the level of the soul: beliefs, inner attitudes, spiritual potential carried over from the past. It shows the state of mind a disturbance starts from before it may reach the body, so a person notices a sky-line minus first in thoughts and feelings.

The Emotions column is the sum of the other two, called the overall potential of the chakra. It shows how a person lives the link between body and soul, what they feel and what they suppress. When the minuses add up, it points to an extra difficulty in life, such as never finishing what you start or fearing public speaking.

The total row covers not single organs but systems that run through the whole body: blood, nervous, lymphatic, immune, skeletal and cardiovascular. It is called the system key. When a problem affects many organs at once, look at these three totals rather than at one chakra.

One author also looks at the unreduced sum of each column: below 70 is below average, 70 to 100 average, 90 and above high (the ranges overlap in the book). A Body total below average means health needs the most attention: more training and check-ups. A very high Emotions sum points to someone overly emotional.

Worked example: the health chart for 23.06.1992

Take the date 23 June 1992. The corners: A = 5 (day), B = 6 (month), C = 1 + 9 + 9 + 2 = 21, D = 5 + 6 + 21 = 32 → 5. The centre E = 5 + 6 + 21 + 5 = 37 → 10. The inner points: a1 = 15, a2 = 20, b1 = 16, b2 = 22, c1 = 4, d1 = 15. The heart points: 10 + 15 = 25 → 7 on the earth line and 10 + 16 = 26 → 8 on the sky line.

The table (body / energy / emotions): Sahasrara 5 / 6 / 11, Ajna 20 / 22 / 6, Vishuddha 15 / 16 / 4, Anahata 7 / 8 / 15, Manipura 10 / 10 / 20, Svadhisthana 4 / 15 / 19, Muladhara 21 / 5 / 8. Emotions are worked out row by row: in Ajna 20 + 22 = 42 → 6, in Vishuddha 15 + 16 = 31 → 4, in Muladhara 21 + 5 = 26 → 8.

The totals: body 5 + 20 + 15 + 7 + 10 + 4 + 21 = 82 → 10, energy 6 + 22 + 16 + 8 + 10 + 15 + 5 = 82 → 10, emotions 11 + 6 + 4 + 15 + 20 + 19 + 8 = 83 → 11. The total row is 10 / 10 / 11. On one author's scale, the unreduced sums of 82 and 83 fall in the average range.

The centre 10 (Wheel of Fortune) stands in Manipura in both body and energy, and the body and energy totals are 10 too, so this energy sets the tone of the whole chart. Manipura's zone is the digestive tract, liver and pancreas, and digestion is exactly the weak spot named for the ten, along with the spine, the lower back and all the circulating systems. Its minus shows when a person works from morning till night and stops believing in themselves and in luck. The main health task for this date is to stop pushing through life on effort alone and trust the flow again.

Ajna: 20 (Judgement) in body and 22 (The Fool) in energy. Ajna covers thoughts and hearing yourself, and the minus of energy 22 is feeling unfree, inside frames you build yourself. Vishuddha: 15 (The Devil) in body and 16 (The Tower) in energy; this is the throat, neck and shoulders, and the weak spot of energy 16 is the spine, muscle tightness and tension headaches. Svadhisthana: 4 (The Emperor) in body; the four's weak spots are the tailbone, sacrum and lower back, and the lumbar spine is in this chakra's zone. Muladhara: 21 (The World) in body; through the family line, energy 21 affects the musculoskeletal system and the heart.

The number 15 appears three times: in Vishuddha's body, Anahata's emotions and Svadhisthana's energy. So the minus of The Devil, pride, control and addictions, comes first: it links the throat, the heart and the sacral zone. The mirror pair Svadhisthana and Ajna also share a theme of frames and lack of freedom. The emotions total of 11 (Strength) puts the system key in how a person spends their strength: for energy 11, unspent energy and stress show up in weight.

The seven chakras: what they rule and which organs they cover

In the method, each chakra stands for a psychological theme and a group of organs. When its energies are in their minus, the disturbance shows first in character and mood, and after long stagnation in the organs of that zone.

• Sahasrara: the link with the higher, beliefs, understanding your purpose, energy supply and spiritual protection. Organs: brain, hair, upper skull. In its minus, a person denies any higher laws and sees the world as cruel and unfair.
• Ajna: thoughts, intuition, hearing yourself, your wishes and other people. Organs: occipital and temporal lobes, eyes, ears, nose, face, upper jaw. In its minus, a person does not know what they want, is full of negative thoughts and does not hear others.
• Vishuddha: self-expression, creativity, the voice, talking about your own experience. Organs: thyroid, windpipe, bronchi, throat, shoulders, arms, neck. In its minus: a lump in the throat and fear of speaking up, or the opposite, negativity and aggression in conversation.
• Anahata: love, compassion, accepting people as they are, joy in life, the wishes of the heart. Organs: heart, circulation, breathing organs, thoracic spine. In its minus a person turns bitter, cannot accept others' flaws, lacks love and tries to earn it.
• Manipura: the link with society, status, big money, ownership, recognition. Organs: digestive tract, pancreas, spleen, liver, gall bladder. In its minus: fear of losing status, money and work, too much control and power.
• Svadhisthana: pleasure, sexuality, self-acceptance, partnership, money flow. Organs: adrenal glands, uterus and ovaries, kidneys, prostate, lumbar spine. In its minus: constant guilt, inability to enjoy, searching for your own flaws.
• Muladhara: survival, basic needs, footing, the link with the earth, old relationship patterns from the past. Organs: urinary tract, large intestine, tailbone, sacrum, legs. In its minus: fear, the victim role, survival mode, aggression, anger and greed.

How to read an imbalance: from the complaint to the energy

Start from a concrete question. For headaches, find which chakra covers that part of the body, take its three numbers and go through each energy: how it shows in its minus and where you recognise that minus in your life. A problem can come from one energy or several.

Then bring in the mirror chakra. The pairs are Muladhara and Sahasrara, Svadhisthana and Ajna, Manipura and Vishuddha; Anahata is read on its own. Work through the main chakra first, then the energies of its mirror if they are in their minus too.

Mark the numbers that repeat. If one energy stands in several rows, or in a chakra and in the total row, its minus touches several zones, and working with it reaches beyond one complaint. The chakras also hold the points of parent and child karma (A, a2, a1), talents (B, b2, b1), the entry to the money line c1 and the entry to the love line d1, so trouble with money or in a couple is read together with Svadhisthana.

Each energy also has its own weak spots whatever the chakra: the spine and joints for some, the heart, nerves or weight for others. A short list for all 22 arcana follows below. On the health chart, lay these over the organs of the chakra where the energy sits; the more they overlap, the more attention that zone deserves.

Common mistakes in calculating and reading

Most mistakes come from the table itself: one wrong point throws off every sum below it.

• Putting c2 and d2 into the table. They have no chakra and are skipped.
• Mixing up the columns: body comes only from the earth line starting at A, energy only from the sky line starting at B.
• Forgetting to reduce: there is no 26 in the table, it becomes 8. And never subtract 22.
• Totalling along a row instead of down a column. Each column's seven numbers are added separately.
• Reading an energy apart from its chakra. The same energy in Ajna and in Muladhara speaks of different organs and themes.
• Expecting an exact diagnosis. The method looks for cause and effect between the soul and the body; it does not compete with a medical examination.
• Working only on the body. In the method, if your outlook stays the same, strengthening the body sometimes fails, while a new view of life can bring recovery by itself.

What to do with your health chart

Nothing in the method is fixed for good: any energy can move from its minus into its plus, so the health chart is a list of tasks, not a verdict. For the chakra whose organs trouble you, write down its three energies and read their minus: which habits, grudges and fears match your life. Then read their plus and ask what action could bring it out.

The books on the method stress that health needs the physical and the inner side together. Often just understanding the cause of an illness brings relief. When a person takes up healing the soul in earnest, better health comes in advance; what follows depends on whether they keep up the work. This means changing your outlook, not giving up doctors: a patient helps the doctor by following the treatment and changing their view of life.

Start with Anahata, named as the easiest point for clearing your inner state. Then move to the chakra with the most energies in their minus, and to its mirror pair. Let go of resentment against fate, relatives and the family line, which the method names as the cause of stagnation. If the Body total is low, add training and check-ups; if the Emotions total is high, notice where feelings override decisions.

The 22 arcana in the health chart: what each energy affects

Below is the main thing the books on the method say about each arcana and health. Find the numbers in your table and read each description together with the organs of the chakra where the energy sits.