Numerology: House #19

A karmic debt number refers to specific negative aspects that happened in past lives that should be addressed by learning a lesson and overcoming the negative characteristics in the current life. There are four different karmic debt numbers – 13, 14, 16 and 19. These numbers can appear anywhere, such as one of the top 5 numerology aspects of a person’s profile or even the address of a home that they live in.

I have lived in two houses associated to karmic debt numbers and know a couple others who also live in a other karmic debt numbered homes. I will start off this house numerology blog series with the karmic debt number 19 since this was the impetus of me getting into numerology and wanting to learn more about it.

19 as a karmic debt number refers to some sort of abuse of power in a past life and the lesson that must be learned is regarding independence and how to support oneself throughout life’s struggles using power and the support of others in the appropriate way. Those associated to this karmic debt number are prone to use all the energy they have to face the myriad of roadblocks and resolve issues by themselves. With this particular number’s energy, it is not uncommon for frustration to result from constantly trying to be self-sufficient. Negative situations are bound to arise to force one to independently overcome difficulties in an isolated way resulting in feeling very alone. Learning how to depend on others for support will release those who are self imprisoned by too much independence. Stubbornness which is rooted in deep-seated fear may also be a problem and should be addressed.

A 19 house promotes independence, ambition and leadership, but can be to a fault through excessiveness. Single independent business oriented men and women and those who like to travel a lot can be found in this home. It is common for people such as managers to live here and those working from home will likely find success but at the cost of work life balance. This house will usually test its residents on independent leadership skills to the point of not having any real support towards professional ambitions. Owners of this home may find themselves having too much work to do without any assistance.

Looking back to when I was living in my home that had an address that added up to this Karmic Debt number, I would have to agree with all of it, everything that was just described. I traveled close to 200 days a year for many years while owning this home. I was successful in my job and became a manager during this time. While I struggled with work life balance even before this home, it not only continued, but actually became worse right before I ended up selling the home. I constantly felt like there was way too much work at my job, never having enough resources or assistance to deal with it all and had a similar sentiment to things in my personal life as well. I felt inundated that I was presented regularly with issues in many different aspects of my life and usually could only count on myself to address them. I often felt frustrated with my life because while I felt I was working so hard, I still saw myself constantly struggling to just be okay on my own. Because I travelled so much and am a true introvert, I didn’t really have a lot of friends in town either. And despite having family nearby, I didn’t get to see them as often as I would have liked and never saw them during COVID. So I most definitely did feel alone in this home.

Another thing about this karmic debt number as it relates to houses with an address that adds up to it, is that usually these houses need a lot of maintenance and care requiring a substantial amount of finances to up keep these properties. Therefore this is not ideal for those those who have a tight budget. I knew going in that this house would need a lot of work and money, but I did not realize the extent of it. Something was always needing to be fixed and I never had an opportunity to simply enjoy the house. I sold the house with the attitude of “Good riddance!” because it had drained me not only of my time and money, but of my peace of mind causing me many sleepless nights over many years. I can’t say that I ever truly felt comfortable in that house even though I had basically renovated 80% of it to my own custom preferences! I think I may even be a bit traumatized from being a home owner because when I think of ever buying another home again, I recoil in fear about how all my weekends and money might end up dealing with one issue after another in attempts to make it a safe and comfortable place to stay.

19 houses are also not suitable for couples because there is too much selfish energy and not a lot of partnering. People living in this house number will often feel lonely since it is associated to a number known for feeling overly independent. Even though I had a long term boyfriend when I first moved into my home, that did not last long after moving in. My next relationship that I had while in this house was not one of true partnership either as we did not even call each other boyfriend and girlfriend. Even though I have been with men in this house, I did not consider myself having a true partner.

Lastly, homeowners with this number are prone to bad eyesight, heart and blood circulation problems including blood pressure and the house itself can be more prone to fires. While I’m glad I could say that I never had any fire issues in the home, the eyesight definitely was affected while residing here because I had a sudden retinal tear during a business trip that landed me in the emergency room and required immediate laser surgery to avoid losing my eyesight. I also began having high blood pressure the last year of living in this house.

I am so very thankful that I have sold this house and no longer live in it. And if I ever do plan to buy another home, you better believe I will immediately say no if the address adds up to 19! Or any other karmic debt number for that matter, because as I’ll go through the other numbers in future posts, you will understand why I would rather not deal with the energies of those numbers either!

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