Shekhar N Vats is a rare blend of intellect, insight, and intuition. With a strong academic foundation in engineering and management, and over 17 years of diverse corporate experience, Shekhar spent nearly two decades solving real-world problems, managing teams, and driving business strategies across industries. But beneath the structured world of performance metrics and business models, he felt a deeper pull — a quiet inner calling to explore the patterns and mysteries of human destiny.
This calling led him to the transformative world of Numerology, Spiritual Science, and Life Coaching.
Over the years, Shekhar immersed himself in ancient metaphysical systems, combining the precision of his technical background with the intuitive understanding of cosmic laws. What began as a personal journey soon evolved into a purpose-driven mission — to help others align with their highest potential through the Sacred number.
Today, he is a renowned numerologist, spiritual guide, life coach and educator, known for his unique ability to simplify complex concepts and apply them practically in everyday life. His approach is grounded yet deeply spiritual — blending Chaldean and Pythagorean numerology, Lo Shu Grid interpretations, and practical remedies into a clear and actionable framework.
Shekhar has trained thousands of learners, from curious beginners to serious seekers, through live workshops, structured courses, and personalized mentorship programs. His students admire him not just for his knowledge, but for his humility, clarity, and ability to make every lesson feel personal and profound.
In addition to his work in Numerology, Shekhar continues to mentor entrepreneurs, guide individuals in personal transformation, and explore subjects like hypnosis, manifestation, and name energy alignment. His unique multidisciplinary perspective — drawing from both science and soul — makes him a sought-after figure in the modern spiritual education space.
Through this book, The Sacred Number, Shekhar invites readers to not just learn numerology, but to experience a shift in perspective — to see themselves, their lives, and the world through the sacred lens of numbers.