@josephm,
I was wondering when I was gonna see a post about Angel Numbers on HE :) Looks like its time…. hehe, no pun intended!
Because this strange phenomenon occurs in my life, and goes against most of my logic, I find it very hard to talk about and describe. I don’t fully understand it, but I do accept it as something that is “real” and something that does exist.
Angel Numbers Phenomenon is when you see a specific repeating number sequence such as 1111, 333, 444, 555, etc., constantly all the time. You normally see them on clocks, cellphones, alarms, signs, receipts, just about anywhere and anything that has numbers. It happens too often and too irregular to be a coincidence, so you start to think to yourself “what the fuck?”. It is said and believed, I guess in “New Age” types of thinking, that these are messages of guidance from your angels and ascended masters, thus they are dubbed “Angel Numbers”. Normally the first sequence people start to notice is 1111. This is said to be a wake up call or spiritual awakening. I guess because your vibration is high enough that you consciously become aware of the sequences. From there you start noticing other number sequences such as repeating 2’s, 3’s, 4’s, etc., and even consecutive numbers in order such as 345, 456, 1234, etc.
My experiences with angel numbers started last year. Constantly I kept seeing 1111 all over the place. Researched it a little, couldn’t find anything. Then started see 1010, 444, 555, and other sequences like that. It was very weird at the time. I started to take pictures every time I saw them, just to prove to myself that it actually is happening and I’m not imagining things. Once I started researching the different sequences, I came across angels numbers. I was skeptical at first, but I honestly have to say that I do accept these as message of guidance. All the sequences I see have meaning and context to things that are actually happening in my life. Its’ weird, but helpful in a sense.
If anyone has anything better to propose, please do. Some people say these claims are fake and its just our brains keeping track of time or something so we know to look at the clock at just the right moment, but that isn’t the case. You’ll just notice them out of no where or they’ll just pop up out of no where. Then when you look up the meaning and it has actually context, its pretty insane. Logically speaking, I can’t put it together, but it does happen.
