Two charts,
one answer.
Every pair of birthdates carries a Life Path relationship whether anyone asks for it or not. This scores how well the two sit together, and how much of that a spelling can move.
- Anjali life path
- 6
- Karan life path
- 5
- Anjali destiny
- 4
- Karan destiny
- 2
- +56Life Paths 6 and 5 — a friendly pair.
- +6Destiny numbers 4 and 2 — an unrelated pair. Destiny follows spelling, so this one can be changed.
What the score weighs
Life Path harmony carries 70% of the score, Destiny harmony the other 30%. That split is deliberate: Life Path comes from the day two people were born, so it never moves. Destiny comes from the letters of a name, so it is the part a respelling can actually shift.
A high score means the two numbers involved sit in a friendly relationship on the planetary scheme below, not that the relationship itself is destined to work. Solulu shows the working so you can judge the arithmetic yourself.
The planetary friendship scheme
Indian numerology assigns each number 1 through 9 a planet: 1 Sun, 2 Moon, 3 Jupiter, 4 Rahu, 5 Mercury, 6 Venus, 7 Ketu, 8 Saturn, 9 Mars. Two numbers read as friendly when their planets do, and as friendly one way when only one planet returns the favour.
Numerologists do not all draw this chart the same way. The pairs involving 4, 7 and 8 are where sources disagree most, so treat the scheme as one documented convention rather than a settled rule, and treat any score here as entertainment, not a verdict on two people.