Lo Shu Grid Calculator

The Lo Shu Grid places the digits of your date of birth into nine fixed positions. What repeats, and what is absent, is the reading.

Date of birth

Your grid is built from the digits of this date only.

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How to read the grid

The nine positions are always arranged the same way: 4, 9 and 2 across the top, 3, 5 and 7 in the middle, and 8, 1 and 6 along the bottom. Your date of birth fills in whichever positions its digits belong to.

Repeated and missing numbers

A number appearing more than once strengthens that position, sometimes to the point of excess. A number that does not appear at all is a missing number, which is not a fault — it usually points to something learned deliberately rather than something that comes naturally.

Planes

The rows, columns and diagonals form planes. A complete plane means those three positions reinforce each other; an incomplete plane simply means one of the three is absent. Your Moolank and Bhagyank are read alongside the grid, never separately from it.