Numerology to Find Lost Things: Readings for Missing Items

Finding a lost item using numerology might seem impossible, but it has proven accurate and effective.

Most people believe that numerology is a serious topic that should deal mainly with serious life issues.

Such as finding your soulmate, knowing the ideal career path to follow, understanding what the higher power you look up to is saying about your life, etc.

Who says that finding a lost item needs to be more severe to apply the concept of numerology?

Well, maybe you haven’t lost something valuable to you; if you have, then you will be willing to do or give anything to get it back. 

The Concept Behind Using Numerology to Trace Lost Items

• First, you have to use your subconscious to imagine that you have the item in your hands. Consider the lost item’s weight, size, colour, texture, and other physical attributes.  

• Then, scribble or write down any nine digits from 1 to 9 that come to your mind afterwards. 

• Add the numbers together to get the divine number of the lost item. During the addition, reduce the number until it gets to single or double digits. 

• Once you have the sacred number, check the chart below for clues about your missing item.

Numerology Readings for Missing Items

1-20

1: Check the southern part of your bedroom or living room, close a white cotton area, or ask any young child around.

2: The object may be near fine linen, vase, basin, or sink, or you may need the help of someone (especially a female) to find it.

3: It may be somewhere between papers, books, or even mislaid in your workspace.

4: It is not lost but in your possession. Calm down to remember where you kept it.

5: Check where you keep your headgear or clothing.

6: Be careful not to blame someone else because it could lurk around your footgear, a rack, or a shelf.

7: It is near clothing items, or someone may withhold information about its whereabouts.

8: Someone you do not like may find it and bring it to you.

9: A child innocently took it and will give it to you as a gift.

10: Check your workspace or wherever you spend most of your time when awake (this may not be your house).

11: It’s likely near a water body like a pool, a lake, or a pond.

12: Relax. You will find it when looking for something else.

13: Search your wardrobe or closet.

14: Recovery may be difficult as it could have found its way into drainage or sewer.

15: Ask your spouse or check your animal houses.

16: You subconsciously wanted to lose it, and now, it’s gone.

17: Check where you keep your valuables or luxury items.

18: The object is close to soft things like pillows, blankets, or towels. If not careful, you may lose it again after you find it but won’t recover it the second time.

19: It’s in the sand or somewhere with no vegetation.

20: Look for it near a body of water inside your house.

21 – 40

21: You will find it inside a filing cabinet, briefcase, or purse.

22: You will find it soon.

23: It’s close to where you are at the moment. So, check under or inside your furniture.

24: It’s somewhere safe. Check where you stored it before.

25: Search your belongings near something round, white, or light source.

26: Ask the elder in your home about it.

27: There is a possibility that it is damaged. Nonetheless, you can check your car or the garage or ask your chauffeur about it (if you have one).

28: It’s in the possession of someone else who found it and is unwilling to release it.

29: An older person or a young child close to you will return it.

30: Check among toys or art materials.

31: It is near moving water, close to your house.

32: It’s somewhere high. So, check your balcony or verandas.

33: It’s near some religious artefact or the Christmas tree in your home.

34: It’s close to a source of light or heat.

35: Look around your bathroom again or somewhere where there’s running water in your house.

36: Check the personal belongings of those you are close to.

37: Check the religious artifact near your house, in your house, or any house east of your home.

38: You lost it on your way to a regularly visited place.

39: It is on a shelf, wardrobe, or somewhere high.

40: It is surrounded by soft material or safely wrapped in some protective package.

41-60

41: Look near your footwear storage.

42: Ask your cook or enquire at cafes, restaurants, or other eating places you have been to.

43: The object is near your sofa, bed, or between folded sheets or blankets.

44: It has fallen into somewhere dirty or dusty or a part of the house that has been renovated.

45: Keep your eyes open for it because you pass it every day.

46: Ask your spouse or a co-worker you are close to about it.

47: Question your servants or subordinates closely.

48: The object is near to your drinking water or cooking utensils. Also, try looking at where you store alcoholic beverages.

49: It is damaged and lost.

50: Look inside your vehicle.

51: It is in your place of worship or a business of healing, such as a hospital or treatment centre.

52: Your partner has lent it to someone you may not know.

53: It will be found when you are not home.

54: The object is being carried around, transferred from one place to another, probably because of your kids playing with it.

55: It’s around a drain or a pipe, and you will find it when you are not looking.

56: Retrace your steps to where you went before realizing you lost it.

57: Look inside the pockets of sports gear.

58: Someone has taken it out of anger or greed. You might not recover it.

59: It is in a dark place or where flour or dry ingredients are kept.

60: There is no chance of recovering the object.

61-84

41: Look near your footwear storage.

42: Ask your cook or enquire at cafes, restaurants, or other eating places you have been to.

43: The object is near your sofa, bed, or between folded sheets or blankets.

44: It has fallen into somewhere dirty or dusty or a part of the house that has been renovated.

45: Keep your eyes open for it because you pass it every day.

46: Ask your spouse or a co-worker you are close to about it.

47: Question your servants or subordinates closely.

48: The object is near to your drinking water or cooking utensils. Also, try looking at where you store alcoholic beverages.

49: It is damaged and lost.

50: Look inside your vehicle.

51: It is in your place of worship or a place of healing, such as a hospital or treatment centre.

52: Your partner has lent it to someone you may not know.

53: It will be found when you are not home.

54: The object is being carried around, transferred from one place to another, probably because of your kids playing with it.

55: It’s around a drain or a pipe, and you will find it when you are not looking.

56: Retrace your steps to where you went before realizing you lost it.

57: Look inside the pockets of sports gear.

58: Someone has taken it out of anger or greed. You might not recover it.

59: It is in a dark place where flour or dry ingredients are kept.

60: There is no chance of recovering the object.

61-84

61: Look for it in your basement.

62: You will not find it because you lost it somewhere far from home.

63: look in your attic or where you store old things.

64: Declutter and reorganize your house, and you will find it.

65: Chances of recovery are slim but possible with help.

66: A thief with a physical disability on the hand or feet has taken it.

67: A younger (probably female) family member will find and return it.

68: Although it has been lost and found twice (you may not be aware of this), a third person will discover it, and you’ll get it back.

69: It is close to a friend or relative’s house you visited recently.

70: You only misplaced it; you didn’t lose it. Check around your study materials.

71: Relax and search for it near printed materials.

72: Look inside jars, vases, bowls, or other containers with an open top.

73: Involve the police or an official if you want a fast recovery.

74: Someone you haven’t been just or nice to will return it.

75: The object will come back to you in a damaged condition.

76: The object is in the kitchen or pantry. 

77: Don’t waste your time searching for it. Someone faithful will find it and return it to you.

78: It is as good as lost because it will be damaged even if you find it.

79: The object is close to a metal object or container.

80: You have mistakenly locked it in a container. You will find it when you least expect it.

81: It went out with the garbage; you cannot retrieve it.

82: Check your kitchen thoroughly.

83: A young female will find and return it to you.

84: It is inside a square item, such as a trunk or a box in your home.

Thanks for reading.

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