Life Path number distribution across a 400-year Gregorian cycle

The computed frequency of each numerology Life Path number — 1–9 plus the master numbers 11, 22 and 33 — across one full Gregorian 400-year calendar cycle. Every calendar date from 1 January 2000 to 31 December 2399 (146,097 dates, one full Gregorian leap cycle) is reduced to its Life Path with the standard numerology method, master numbers kept unreduced, and each Life Path's share of all dates is tallied. Fold the master numbers back into their roots and the nine Life Paths are near-perfectly even (each ≈11.11%). The visible unevenness in the 1–9 spread is entirely an artefact of numerology's own convention: 11 skims master birthdays off root 2 (≈5.28%), 22 off root 4 (≈7.51%), and 33 off root 6 (≈10.76%). The calendar does not make some Life Paths rarer, the master-number rule does. Frequency here is calendar-and-convention arithmetic, not a claim about people. Method, an interactive chart, and per-number pages: https://numeluna.com/life-path-distribution/