It is true that Western numerology is more popular nowadays maybe because it is a new version. Many numerologists find it easier to do and interpret over traditional Chinese numerology. A better version of these two methods is combining them into one. Yes, many numerologists today do this. Combining two time-tested methods has resulted in a more accurate and more effective form of numerology. Many people choose this over Western or traditional Chinese numerology because it stops them from worrying about the accuracy of the reading. Now, they have eliminated thinking about which method is more effective because they are already using both of them.

Western numerology is more effective because this is a better version of Chinese numerology. This is also more famous now. The positions of numbers in the Lo Shu Grid make Western numerology straightforward, easy, and more accurate. If it is more accurate, therefore, it is also more effective. And because it is easier to do, interpreting it won�t be difficult for a numerologist. This lessens the possibility of committing errors in the interpretation. Today, more numerologists use the Western version instead of the traditional Chinese version. I have also tried comparing both methods, and Western numerology is definitely more effective.

I have always believed that Chinese numerology is more effective because it has been around for so many years. I also believe that the tortoise shell being the basis of the Lo Shu Grid is more effective because it came from nature and not from man. What I do not like in Western numerology is that the positions of the numbers in the Lo Shu Grid were changed. It makes me feel that it is more man-made than from divine intervention. There is also very little known facts about how Western numerology started. And from experience, I have found out that Chinese numerology is more effective for me.

Chinese numerology has been in use for the past 4,000 years. The western version was derived from the traditional Chinese version. The difference between the two lies in the placement of the numbers in the Lo Shu Grid. In Chinese numerology, every row, column, and diagonal pattern on the grid is equal to 15. In Western numerology, the numbers 1 to 3 are placed in the first column. Numbers 4 to 5 are in the second column. These are arranged from bottom to top. Little is known about the origins of Western numerology, but many numerologists today consider Western numerology as more accurate.