Numerology 2026: What your date of birth has in store for you

Major opportunities: openness, renewal, personal liberation.

Year 6: Maturity and commitment

The sixth year sees a shift to anchoring, responsibility and deeper meaning. “The 6 pushes us to refocus on what’s essential: relationships, commitments, the home, intensely personal values,” she says. “It’s a time to question what really matters, what you want to give your energy to. The balance between giving and receiving, between self and others, becomes a central theme. The 6 teaches maturity of heart: acting on conviction, committing to what resonates fully.”

Major challenges: emotional overload, fear of disappointment, tendency towards perfectionism.

Major opportunities: harmony, sincere commitment, relational alignment.

Year 7: Introspection and meaning

Year 7 marks a necessary pause in the rhythm of the cycle. “It’s a year of assessment, reflection and self-reflection. It invites us to take a step back, to look at how far we’ve come, to understand what still makes sense and what no longer resonates. It’s a more inward-looking period, often marked by existential questioning and an emerging clarity. Year 7 sets the stage for the transformation to come.”

Major challenges: questioning, doubts about direction.

Major opportunities: inner clarity, spiritual awakening, deep understanding.

Year 8: Power and materialisation

Energy becomes denser and more intense in Year 8. “It’s a year of expansion, success, harvest. The 8 speaks of personal power, decisive choices and conscious action. “Projects materialise, efforts bear fruit, but this outward success is accompanied by inner work on balance,” Jorge says. “This is a year to assume one’s power, without excess or fear, and to anchor success in correctness.”

Major challenges: control, overwork.

Major opportunities: success, recognition, leadership.

Year 9: Closure and transformation

The final stage of the cycle, the ninth year, symbolises closure and rebirth. “It’s a period of liberation, sorting and emotional purification,” affirms Jorge. “It pushes us to let go of what no longer belongs: relationships, situations, patterns or attachments that have become obsolete. The 9 invites us to honour the past while opening the door to renewal.” It’s a year of taking stock and healing, and then, preparing for what could come next.

Major challenges: detachment, nostalgia, fear of emptiness.

Major opportunities: liberation, healing, opening to a new cycle.

This article first appeared on Vogue.fr