Compound number

In numerology, a compound number is a total of two or more digits read before its final reduction, such as the 29 that precedes 11 and then 2. Chaldean numerology gives it a meaning of its own, and Pythagorean numerology looks to it for master numbers and karmic debts. Reading the compound number makes it possible to distinguish two people with the same life path but a different origin, such as a 7 derived from 16 or from 25.