Being conscious of our surroundings, what we’re doing or what is around us at the time such as a symbol can sometimes help to figure out the meaning behind the message of the number.
It’s always good to pay attention to your thoughts at the particular time you see the number or look at what you are doing. Any of the master numbers can/will start showing up repeatedly denoting a particular sequential message. They could be said these are “Codes” that unlock our dna strands and awaken old memories of who we used to be but they are honestly a trigger like a talisman. In reality while there is much symbolism behind each number, the true meaning all comes down to what resonates with you most. You could say they’re “upgrades” but what they are doing is triggering your subconscious mind into the act of remembrance of who you are. They are essentially mind relapse triggers that influence our long term memory and change our DNA. Carl Jung has studied this concept of subconscious triggers extensively within his work such as Man and His Symbols. Numerology works in a way that triggers a subconscious archetypal response within your long term memory all going right back to processing numbers like a futuristic computer. The way to understand each of the numerological sequences you have to study the tree of life, archetypes, geometry and various symbolism throughout ancient history. Each number is a point on the dimensional plane of the system of the mind. Many people believe they are simply “Angelic Numbers” or “Messages from the Angels” but in truth Numerology is a very complex system. Each number corresponds to the system of the Kabbalah and the Tarot. The most common being 11:11 however the more you notice the more you see, numbers such as 12:34, 111, 1:33, 333, 444, 555, etc. Numerology is naturally an interest that occurs during awakening because many individuals will find themselves starting to see repeated numerological sequences over and over, sometimes even to the point where these numbers begin to haunt them.
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