What is a lucky signature?
A "lucky" or shubh signature is one that follows the guidelines Indian numerology and signature astrology traditionally recommend: a signature that rises from left to right, starts with a clear first letter, keeps your name recognisable and has no line cutting through it. Many people also start using a new signature on a day linked to their birth number.
Our honest view: these are traditional guidelines, followed by millions of people in India. We explain what tradition says and design signatures that follow it. We don't promise money, luck or any particular outcome, and nobody honestly can.
The 3 numbers numerologists use
| Number | How it's calculated | Example: born 23 Aug 1994 |
|---|---|---|
| Moolank (root / psychic number) | Add the digits of your birth date until one digit is left | 2 + 3 = 5 |
| Bhagyank (destiny number) | Add every digit of your full date of birth | 2+3+0+8+1+9+9+4 = 36 → 3+6 = 9 |
| Name number | Add the Chaldean values of the letters you sign | Depends on the exact spelling you sign |
Each number is linked to a planet, and each planet to a weekday. Moolank 5, for example, is linked to Mercury (Budh), so tradition suggests starting a new signature on a Wednesday. Our guide how to calculate your signature numerology shows the full method and the table for every number.
What you get in the Shubh Signature Review
- Upload a photo of your current signature and enter your date of birth and the name you sign.
- We check it on 9 traditional points: baseline direction, first letter, readability, underline, ending stroke, dot, size, slant and cutting strokes.
- We calculate your numbers: moolank, bhagyank, name number, Vedic sun sign and the weekday to start your new signature.
- We design 2 new signatures for your name that follow every guideline, with HD files and practice sheets.
The 5 signature rules most numerologists agree on
- The signature should rise from left to right, never slope down.
- The first letter should be clear and a little bigger than the rest.
- No line through the name. An underline below it is fine.
- No dot or full stop after the signature.
- The last stroke should move up and forward, not down or back.
Read more in signature astrology: the 9 traditional rules.