8 Planes in Lo Shu Grid and Their Meaning

Numerology is an ancient science with a vivid history. Traces of Numerology can be found in Greek, Roman, and Chinese civilizations. Different cultures and philosophies have given rise to different types of numerology. Lo shu grid numerology is a Chinese Numerology. The Chinese Numerology system, i.e., Lo shu grid, is used in parts of Asia.
 

What is Lo shu grid?

Lo-shu grid chart consists of 3 horizontal and 3 vertical planes. The square consists of 1 to 9 numbers arranged within the horizontal and vertical lines. Each number in the Lo shu grid represents an element and holds a particular significance. If all the numbers are present in a line, it signifies that the plane is active and, if any number or numbers are missing in a line, it means the plane is inactive. What’s peculiar about the Lo shu grid is the addition of three numbers in a straight line, whether vertically, diagonally, or horizontally – the total is 15. The Chinese believed number 15 to be lucky.

Let’s understand in detail the three horizontal and vertical lines, also known as planes, in the Lo shu grid chart.

 

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3 Horizontal Lo shu grid Planes & Their Meaning

 

 

Mental Plane or Mind Plane

The first horizontal line of numbers 4, 9, and 2 in the Lo Shu Grid is the intellectual plane. This line represents the person’s intellect, and ability to think and analyze. If anyone has all three numbers (4, 9, 2) in the Lo shu grid, the person will have a rational approach to life. But if any number from 4, 9, or 2 is missing, the plane will be incomplete and the person can lack good memory or be impulsive while talking.

Spiritual/Soul or Emotional Plane

The second line of numbers 3, 5, and 7 make the spiritual or emotional plane. It represents the person’s feelings, intuition, and instinct. The concentration of numbers in this line can mean too much emotion. Repetition of Number 5 has a negative effect whereas too many 3’s leads to quarrels. However, an excess of 7 is considered auspicious. Too many 3, 5, and 7 in the emotional plane means logical thinking is missing. If the numbers of the spiritual plane are not balanced by the numbers of the intellectual plane, it indicates the person thinks from the heart.

The Material or Practical Plane

Numbers 8, 1, and 6 are arranged in the last line and represent the practical plane. Numbers 8, 1, and 6 (together or single) are prosperity numbers in Lo shu grid numerology. These numbers are indicative of success, abundance, fortune, and prosperity. They also mean a materialistic lifestyle, perhaps causing feelings of arrogance and egotism. If the material plane is dominating and the spiritual plane is missing, it suggests a wealthy personality devoid of feelings. If numbers of mental planes are missing, it means the person can waste the riches.

3 Vertical Planes in Lo Shu Grid & Their Meaning

 

 

Thought Plane

The first vertical row (Numbers 4, 3, 8) makes the thought plane. As the name makes clear, it reveals a person’s ability to think of ideas and the fruition of those ideas. If the thought plane is inactive, the person tends to make impulsive decisions, which makes them waste their calibre.  

Will Plane

The middle vertical row (Numbers 9, 5, 1) is the will plane. It is the plane of determination and persistence to succeed. People born in the 1950s have all the numbers on this line. If the will plane is inactive, the person lacks the strength and will to do things in life.

Action Plane

The last vertical row (Numbers 2, 7, 6) is the action plane. It depicts a person’s ability to put their thoughts into action. If the action plane is inactive, the person often leaves tasks incomplete and fails to fulfill their commitments.

Lo shu grid Diagonal Planes Meaning
 

 

Golden Yog

Numbers 4, 5 & 6 in the Lo-Shu Grid means golden Yog or Raj Yog. It brings name, fame, and money. Only 2-3% of people are blessed with it.

Silver Yog

Numbers 2, 5 & 8 in the Lo Shu Grid square make the diagonal Silver Yog. It is also known as Rajat Yog or Property Yog. The person will have several properties but will have to face ups and downs as well.

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FAQs

1. Can a Lo shu grid chart have all the active planes?

Ans: A plane is active in the Lo shu grid when all the numbers are present in a line (horizontally or vertically). Due to missing numbers, a lo shu grid has inactive planes. When all the numbers are not present in a plane, it is known to be an inactive plane.

2. Can a person have both golden and silver yog?

Ans: If a person’s lo shu grid has numbers 4,5, 6, and 8, 5, 2, then the person can have both golden yog and silver yog. Only 2 - 3 % have golden yog or silver yog in their lo shu grid. Golden yog is known as raj yog and silver yog is known as rajat yog. Golden yog brings name and fame and silver yog brings property benefits.

3. What does Dr. J C Chaudhry tells in Lo shu grid numerology?

Ans: Dr. J C Chaudhry provides a detailed lo shu grid numerology consultation. In lo-shu grid consultation, he provides birth chart analysis, missing numbers, and repeat number remedies to mitigate the negative effects.

4. What does the intellectual plane mean?

Ans: If numbers 4, 9, and 2 are present in the Lo shu grid, it implies that the mind plane or intellectual plane is active. The active mind plane signifies a person's analytical skills, decision-making power, and mental strength. The person shows high-conginitive and memory power.