Prince Numerology Tribute

Today, April 21, the world mourns the passing of the legendary Prince—the singer, producer, musician, actor and androgynous icon who created himself again and again. He was beautiful inside and out. His diversity went beyond his music as he wrote, sang and played all the instruments and vocals to most of his recorded songs.

As I researched, watched the videos and played his music again and again, I was stunned by his talent and mesmerizing appearance.

He was a man with many names and many versions of himself. We will miss him.

Prince Numerology Tribute

Born on June 7, 1958 as Prince Rogers Nelson, he shortened his name to “Prince” as his stardom began in the late seventies. Let’s take a look at Prince numerology chart below.

Destiny

Prince’s destiny was a 9. (6+7+1+9+5+8= 36. 3+6=9) The life purpose of the 9 is the spiritual warrior, to look at the bigger purpose of everything. Nine is all about transformation and change. Prince’s inspirational voice, songs and performance transformed music as much as he transformed himself.

Musical performer Prince numerology charts illustrate how his two names describe two different men.

Alphabet/number chart — Pythagoras Alphabetical/numerical chart

Prince Rogers Nelson

The name Prince Rogers Nelson shows the numerological value of a 9 soul’s essence. In numerology, 9 describes an inner thinking spiritual being, soul-searching the meaning of life and transformation. The 1 Value system and expression number describes a unique and inspiring leader in his genre. Prince actually created his own musical genre, the likes we had never seen before.

“My musical brother… My friend… The one who showed me the possibilities within myself, changed everything, and kept his integrity until the end, is gone. I am heartbroken,” —Lenny Kravitz Read more from People online.

Prince

Becoming “Prince” gave the performer a new energy to entertain and be out there in front of crowds of people. I noticed in some of the interviews, he almost seems shy. But as Prince, on stage, his 5 soul’s essence (the charismatic and sexy entertainer) 6 value (endearing) and master 11 expression (master innovator and leader in multiple styles of music) commanded his audience.

About Changing His Name to a Symbol

In 2002, Prince changed his name to a symbol. This was to represent part female (yin) and part male (yang). The world and the media went crazy with this and needed to call him something, so they called him: “The artist formerly known as Prince.” There is much debate about this, one is that he made the change because of his anger with his record label, Warner Brothers. Prince denied this and said “I am not a name. ” (How “9” of him:) See interview on Larry King.

I think, in a way, Prince laughed at the world. He teased and engaged us with his performances. He made us hot (as in Kiss) and moved us emotionally (as in Purple Rain). His goal was to inspire us and make us think from a zero place, that place of the unknown —beyond what is, beyond what was, showing us limitless potential.

Enjoy this video as Prince sings Purple Rain.