Waking Up Groggy

Have You Been Seeing Number Sequences Like 808, 909 and 919? April 27, 2010

Want to know what one of the top search terms people used to find my blog this past month?

“What is the meaning of 555,909, 919”

One morning in March I kept waking up every hour and looking at the clock  6:06 then 7:07 then 8:08 and I finally got up at 9:09…by the time I made breakfast and did my morning things I looked at the clock 10:10, opened my email to see a new email sent by a client at 11:11.

Ever since I often look at the clock at it will be 9:09 then I will look again and it will be 9:19 or 8:08 or 8:18. I also see 555 on an almost regular basis and 888,999 and 000. The other thing I see daily is descending and ascending numbers.

These numbers will mean different things for different people however when several are seeing the same sequence of numbers at the same time it’s an activation of sorts. A message coming through.

I feel it’s a message that things (old paradigms) are coming to an end, a BIG end! Since January we’ve had massive earthquakes and crazy things happening with incredible frequency….to me these numbers mean, hang on we are on the right path, all is good and be prepared for change.

555 for me is a number I really don’t like to see, it always means I will get sick or something in my body will break. However what this number really means is change; energy is coming through that is sweeping change and that will effect us on a cellular level which is why the body can break down during these changes, especially when we aren’t in the best physical condition.

Descending numbers are the same thing, a warning of low energy and to be aware. I almost always see descending numbers in the early evening and it’s usually followed with me not feeling great.

Ascending numbers are a wonderful treat for me, it means good stuff is on it’s way and it never disappoints. Often I will see ascending numbers right after I see descending numbers as if the universe is saying, things might be a bit tough right now but chin up, it’s all good.

Right now it’s hailing very hard outside (so much for my newly planted herb garden) and it’s sunny at the same time…it’s rare that it hails here, especially in April and this spring we’ve had November type wind storms and spring in January…it’s all backwards and upside down…but it’s all good 🙂

Take Care

You Can’t See What’s Right if all You See is What’s Wrong April 8, 2010

This morning, after writing an email to a friend complaining about my week, it suddenly hit me how ungrateful I sound. It’s not that I don’t have the right to vent, or have a bad week but it’s the emphasis on what’s wrong that made me see how much of what’s right I tend to block out.

When things feel wrong, nothing feels right and when things feel right, something must be wrong. How many of us suffer from that type of wonky thinking?

After writing that email I thought about whats right. Well I have a warm comfortable place to live, that’s something to be incredibly grateful for. I often eat at this wonderful little restaurant for lunch as it calms me,  that I can even afford to do that once a week makes me very lucky, in fact knowing where my next meal is coming from makes me very lucky indeed.

I’m surrounded by people who love me, who would miss me when I’m gone. I live within walking distance to the sea shore which I love, when I’m stressed I can take a candle lit bubble bath…to even have clean running water is something to be thankful for. I have  2 cats  I adore,  a husband that’s supportive, loving and my best friend, and I live in a safe neighborhood.

I’d say I’m  pretty damned lucky, and to complain about everything that’s wrong is like a bratty child who’s screaming because they can’t have the toy they want, when they have an entire room full of toys they barely play with at home. It’s an insult to my life, the life I’ve built for myself.

It’s difficult when emotions take over and paints everything grey, when we feel low…but in those moments we can look around at what what’s right and be thankful for that, I know I will.

Take Care