Is there such a thing as compatibility with power spots?
In Kyoto, the city of a thousand years, numerous shrines and temples are scattered across, hosting many so-called power spots.
Have you ever visited a power spot and felt nothing special, or conversely, felt surprisingly lighter and more clear-hearted?
This happens because each power spot resonates differently with an individual’s frequency.
In this article, we’ll use Kabbalah numerology to find Kyoto power spots that harmonize with your soul number.
What’s Your Soul Number and Element?
Calculate your soul number with your birthdate:
| ① Add each digit of your birthdate separately. (Example) Born on January 16, 1997 → 1+9+9+7+1+1+6 = 34 ② If the total is a double-digit, add those digits together. (Example) Total 34 → 3+4 = 7 → In this example, the soul number is ‘7’ ③ If the total is a master number (like 11, 22, 33), don’t add the digits. |
Find your element based on your soul number:
| Earth: Soul Numbers 1, 6 Water: Soul Numbers 2, 8, 22 Fire: Soul Numbers 3, 7, 33 Air: Soul Numbers 4, 9 Ether: Soul Numbers 5, 11 |
Based on these elements, we’ll guide you to your compatible Kyoto power spots.
Check out our other article to find out more about your personality, love compatibility, and more based on your soul number!
Earth Element Power Spots
Compatible Spots: Yasaka Pagoda, Heian Shrine, Ginkaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, etc.
Yasaka Pagoda, facing the approach to Yasaka Shrine, dates back to the 15th century. This historical structure is a source of power, having been an object of faith for centuries.
Note: Earth element people might feel stressed in crowds, so visiting Yasaka Pagoda at night is recommended!
Water Element Power Spots
Compatible Spots: Kiyomizu-dera, Kifune Shrine, Seimei Shrine, Kennin-ji, etc.
Kiyomizu-dera, surrounded by nature, is a place where you can feel the energy of nature and become one with it. Its history of syncretism between Shinto and Buddhism makes it a powerful spot.
Note: Water element people are more powerful at night, so visiting these spots during evening viewings might bring unexpected energy!
Fire Element Power Spots
Compatible Spots: Yasaka Shrine, Tatsumi Daimyojin (Tatsumi Bridge), Nijo Castle, etc.
Yasaka Shrine, one of the most historically significant shrines in Japan, is deeply connected to Japanese myths and legends.
Note: Fire element people resonate well with red (vermilion), so visiting in the evening can be particularly powerful.
Air Element Power Spots
Compatible Spots: Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kurama Temple, Ninna-ji, etc.
Fushimi Inari Taisha, one of the oldest Inari shrines in Kyoto, is known for its thousands of torii gates, creating a sacred ambiance. The shrine’s ‘beneficial water’ is believed to have healing properties for skin and eye ailments.
Note: Air element people often enjoy visiting with a small, trusted group, like a partner or family, to enhance their fortunes.
Ether Element Power Spots
Compatible Spots: Chion-in, Kodai-ji, Seiryuden, etc.
Chion-in, a Zen temple from the Kamakura period, is known for its beautiful natural gardens, varying in appearance with the seasons. It is a place of deep faith and prayer.
Note: Ether element people are most energetic on clear days, but may feel headaches or sluggishness when it’s raining or the air pressure is low. Check the weather before your trip!
Is There an Ideal Time to Visit?
We’ve introduced power spots in Kyoto that match your soul number.
While any time is generally good for a visit, special occasions like birthdays, New Year, exam wishes, or job celebrations can be particularly auspicious.
Make your Kyoto pilgrimage on these significant moments for a chance to receive extra blessings!
This translation is designed to be engaging and informative, providing foreign tourists with an intriguing perspective on Kyoto’s power spots and how they might resonate with them personally.
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