I Was Told I Was a 33/6

Adding the individual digits of a birth date together for calculating the numerology life path number can be tempting. But it will sometimes provide a false reading where a master number is concerned.

The correct method to find the life path number with traditional Pythagorean numerology calculations is to calculate the day, month, and year separately. Then, add the three calculated numbers together.

The numerology life path article explains how to do the calculations.

Online calculators that don't do it that way may be based on a different numerology practice, perhaps Chaldean or Vedic. I'm unprepared to advise about their calculation methods — one or both calculation methods may or may not result in a 33 for the birth date number.