The UK's top numerologist's key piece of advice for picking lottery numbers
In celebration of New Lotto, the Two Yolks: Lotto’s Luckiest Café brunch pop-up opened its doors in London this morning (11 June).
The New Lotto is described as ‘twice as exciting’ as one ticket gives two chances to win.
And in attendance was Jane Alton, said to be the UK’s number one numerologist. Essentially, this is the study of numbers and the ‘energies’ we have tied to each number. So, to get a good idea of our ‘luck’, we thought we’d find out how we can link this to choosing our lottery numbers.
Jane had some simple advice on this as she explains we all have these ‘certain patterns’ and numbers that we are ‘drawn to’ and it’s exactly those that we should be going with.
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“I talk about patterns that go on regarding numbers,” she tells LADbible. “And most people have got their house number, their date of birth - most people are aware of certain patterns with the numbers or are drawn to certain numbers.”
So, her top tip would be: “Allow yourself to be guided.
“We use numbers every day, they're sacred symbols and they represent energies.”
Jane goes on to claim that it’s all about what the ‘universe wants us to do’ and we ‘normally have the numbers that are connected with what we’re here to do’ all around us. For example, your house number or your age.
“So my guidance is follow your gut,” she adds.
TO try and explain this a little bit more, Jane says that the theory with numerology is: “We're born into unique set of circumstances tailor-made for us to do what we're here to do.”
She believes that if we ‘follow our inner voice’ when it comes to choosing numbers then that’s ‘actually a big part of us allowing ourselves to be guided with what we're here to do’.
So LADs, when you’re choosing your New Lotto numbers, go with your gut.
Jane says not to try and ‘fix it with our intellect’, it’s better to use those numbers we’re ‘drawn to’.
“It has to go with what feels right with your heart,” she clarifies.
The New Lotto means more than double the number of millionaires could be made with two chances of winning a prize with every line of numbers you play, for the same price.
Two Yolks: Lotto’s Luckiest Café is open to the public on Friday, 12th and Saturday, 13th June, with limited walk-ins available for guests hoping to tuck into a menu inspired by the idea that some things simply feel luckier in twos. For more information, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/welcome-to-two-yolks-lottos-luckiest-cafe-tickets-1990493237857.
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Topics: Lifestyle, National Lottery
Jess Battison