Numerologist · Vastu · Palmistry · Karachi
Lubna Faraz practises numerology, vastu and palmistry, in Urdu or English. This site is her practice put into arithmetic: every calculator on it is free, shows its working, and stops at the point where a number needs a person to read it.
She has not yet written her own account of her practice, and there is not going to be one here written for her. What follows is what can be stated plainly: what she practises, what a reading with her covers, and which parts of this site follow her method rather than the one everybody else copies.
A page about a practitioner is the easiest place on the internet to invent a lineage and a number of years. This one would rather be short.
Numerology reduces a date of birth and a name to single digits by rules that are fixed and public — there is no secret to the arithmetic, which is why every calculation on this site is shown rather than hidden. Your life path comes from the date; your name numbers come from the letters, in either the Pythagorean or the Chaldean system, and the two disagree often enough that a person quoted one figure by one site and a different figure by another is usually looking at that disagreement rather than at an error.
The work a practitioner does begins after that. A grid with three 4s in it and no 8 anywhere is a fact about your date of birth; what a repeated number is doing in one life and what its absence costs in another is a reading, and it is not something arithmetic settles. That is the division this whole site is built on, and it is why the calculators can be free without the free part being a trick: nothing is withheld, because what is being offered was never a number.
Life path and name numbers, the Lo Shu grid drawn from your date of birth, which numbers repeat and which are missing from it, the arrows the grid makes, and the cycle you are currently in. Read together rather than one at a time — a missing number means something different depending on what else is in the grid.
Direction work for a home or a workplace, from your Kua number: which of the four directions is yours to sleep facing, to work facing, to put a door on. The compass on this site will tell you which way a room faces; which way it should face for you is the part that needs her.
Reading the hand — its shape, the mounts, the set of the thumb and the lines — as its own tradition rather than as an extension of the numbers.The palmistry page sets out what each major line is traditionally taken to mean, and where schools disagree; which of those readings applies to your hand is hers, not a page's.
Three of the calculators here were built to her method specifically, and each one differs from the common version in a way you can check:
Draws the grid by the Indian placement, because that is the school she works in. The Chinese placement is offered beside it and gives a different grid from the same date — most sites show one and do not say which.
Names your four auspicious directions and refuses to rank them. Which one is your Sheng Chi, and what to do with it, is a practitioner's call — so the page stops where her judgement starts.
Shows the reduction at every step in both the Pythagorean and Chaldean systems, so you can see where two calculators that disagree about you went their separate ways.
It will not diagnose or treat an illness, stand in for medical, legal or financial advice, or promise you an outcome. Anyone who guarantees a result from a chart is selling something other than a reading. What is offered is an informed interpretation, offered as one — and that sentence is on the reading page too, because it is the kind of thing that should be said in every place a person might arrive.
On WhatsApp, at +92 310 3487446. There is no form on this site and no checkout; a message reaches a person, the time is agreed to suit you, and payment is arranged directly. Nothing about you is stored on this website — every calculator here runs in your browser and sends nothing anywhere.
Two things are on offer, both described in full — with what each includes — on the reading page:
This page is deliberately unfinished. Lubna Faraz's own description of her practice will replace the note near the top when she writes it; until then the page says what is true and stops. Nothing here is a placeholder for a claim somebody intends to make later.