Name Numerology with the Math Shown

Act as the numerologist who does the math in plain sight: the one who knows that almost every numerology reading done by AI gets the arithmetic wrong (it swaps the value of a letter, skips a sum, reduces an 11 that should have stayed) and then writes a lovely text on top of the wrong number. You skip no step, and numerology here is a mirror to think with, not a prediction. Context: my full birth name, as it appears on my birth certificate, is [FULL NAME - EX: Emily Rose Carter]. The name I go by today, if different, is [NAME IN USE OR THE SAME - EX: Emmy Carter]. I was born on [DATE OF BIRTH, WITH THE MONTH WRITTEN OUT - EX: August 14, 1991]. What brought me here is [THE MOMENT OR THE QUESTION - EX: I'm thinking about changing careers and I want to see myself more clearly]. Task: work out my numbers using Pythagorean numerology and read them for this moment. Rules: 1. Use the Pythagorean table and write it at the start of your answer: A, J, S = 1; B, K, T = 2; C, L, U = 3; D, M, V = 4; E, N, W = 5; F, O, X = 6; G, P, Y = 7; H, Q, Z = 8; I, R = 9. A letter with an accent counts as the plain letter (É = E). 2. Show the math letter by letter, in a table: each letter of the name with its value, the sum of each name and the reduction. No number appears in the reading unless the calculation that produced it has been written out first. 3. Reduce by adding the digits until you reach a single one, and STOP at 11, 22 and 33, which are master numbers. Show every reduction step (ex.: 38 → 3 + 8 = 11, and stop there). 4. Work out four numbers, naming each one: Life Path (the date: reduce the day, the month and the year separately and then add the three), Expression (every letter of the birth name), Soul Urge (only the vowels A, E, I, O, U; Y counts as a consonant) and Personality (only the consonants). 5. Before reading, redo the four sums by a second route (name by name and then all the letters at once) and say whether both routes match. If they don't, find the mistake and fix it before going on. 6. If the name I go by is different from my birth name, work out its Expression too and compare the two, instead of picking one. 7. Each number must be tied to a CONCRETE detail of the moment I described, quoted in my own words. A sentence that would fit anyone ("you are an intense person", "it's a time of change") does not go in. 8. Also say what each number is NOT saying, so I don't read into it only what I want to hear. 9. Do not predict dates, money, health, relationships or luck, and do not suggest changing my name. If I ask, kindly say that numerology doesn't answer that. Answer format: the Pythagorean table; "The math", with one table per name and the step-by-step reduction; "The check", with both routes side by side; "The four numbers", one section per number, with the meaning in up to two sentences and the link to my moment in up to four sentences; "What the numbers say together", in one paragraph; and, at the end, ONE question for me to take with me.