Angel Numbers and Their Meanings


We are seeing a gravitational pull towards angel numbers on social media, with a huge 1.4 billion views on TikTok for the hashtag, as well as Google searches for the trend skyrocketing by 1150% in the last week alone.


Expert celebrity psychic, Inbaal Honigman, explains what angel numbers are, and where you can find them. 

“In spiritual circles, coincidences are never just coincidences. When we look at any message from the universe as meaningful, then every chance event can be related to an outcome or a prediction from the future. With the advent of the digital age, we are surrounded by numbers – in the car, on our screens, even receipts. 

Numerological coincidences, such as seeing a number repeat, say at 11:11 every morning, or numbers in sequence, for example when the car has travelled 123.4 miles, is seen as otherworldly guidance from the universe.

Different numbers can mean different things, but as a general rule, if you see a lot of ‘Angel numbers’ or meaningful numerical coincidences, it’s a sign from the universe that you’re on the right path.”

Frequent angel numbers and what they mean – 

111/1111 = This sequence is supporting you, it’s time to start manifesting what you want. You are open to positive energy and it is going to reward you. 

222/2222 = The universe is encouraging you to wait. You need to be present in the here and now. Nurture your positive habits and increase your compassion, as finding balance is essential right now. 

333/3333 = The universe is reminding you to immerse yourself in creativity. You need to nurture your gifts, as these angel numbers are providing you with luck and ambition. Creative pursuits will fill you with an abundance of happiness. 

444/4444 = Seeing the number 4 repeated is a clear sign that the universe is watching over you, and that you are on the right path. It’s also a sign that love is all around you, you just need to be open to receiving it. 

555/5555 = Change is coming. The universe is telling you that it will be okay, and not to resist change. It is a necessary part of life, even if it can be scary or uncomfortable. Seeing this angel number is a sign to get ready.

666/6666 = This sequence is often associated with being a dark, demonic number but in terms of angel numbers it is not a negative number at all. It displays a need to take responsibility for your own life, and to treat yourself with love and kindness. 

777/7777 = The universe is reminding you that it’s time to breathe. Let go of everything that’s been weighing you down and go with the flow. It can also be a sign that financial stability is going to find its way to you, reducing your anxiety. 

888/8888 = Seeing 8’s repeated is a huge positive sign from the universe. It shows that you are on the right path, the universe is carrying you on your path and you’re following its flow. Now is the time to take on everything that’s coming your way, it is sure to pay off. 

999/9999 = This sequence represents the end of a cycle. It’s a reminder that you’re almost at the end of your goal and your hard work will be rewarded. The universe is with you through this change, and will help you start the next chapter of your life. 

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We Were Born To Change

I published a post last night about how moving is essentially an empty bookshelf. In a nutshell, life will be restocked with normalcy; it just takes some time.

I couldn’t help but wonder, after writing that post and my COVID-19 reflection, was everything born to change? I say yes. Our bodies go through puberty, whether we like it or not. Presidents run their course in Office. Laws change. People get married. People unfortunately pass on. Computers crash, forcing us to use new(er) technology than we’re used to. Plans change as people make up their minds. Life was born to happen. I may not know what created the Earth, or what even created the MilkyWay. But things were born to change.

I also can’t help but realize that, in a world that’s driven by social media, photos, and memes, we humans have grown up with technology as our needs… wait for it… CHANGE. Disclaimer: I’m no anthropologist, but I do like to call myself a millennial anthropologist, at best.

Moreover, there are some people who really don’t react well to change, and that can be due to a variety of psychological reasons. But the fact of the matter is, change is something we all have to deal with. I recall someone commenting on my post from last night about how moving is a rite of passage, and I cannot think of a better word to describe such a… CHANGE. People call this other phrases like “end of an era.” The truth is, and I realized this after prepping for an interview I have tomorrow, it’s actually rebirth.

I had to delete a post about snakes and rebirth in fear I’d get reconsidered from my current part-time job. But a snake shedding its skin is like shedding the past and slithering into a new generation, thinking pattern, or even way of life!

When I think about a conversation from when I was working at Dollar Tree, the other woman said the pandemic was actually more so of a second coming of Christ and period of judgement for those who have unfortunately succumbed to COVID-19 complications. I’m not religious [anymore] or anything, but I’m starting to consider my own personal notion that the universe presents rites of passages as literal doorways to new beginnings as some part of us is “born again.”

You and I… we were born to CHANGE.

(Did you like my subtle Lana Del Rey reference, there? I did, too.)

xoxo, April

Self Love In Bleak Times

January is Self-Love Month, and I’ll be honest and say it’s been sort of a struggle to be positive all the time. I think, as I mentioned in New Year’s Resolutions that people tend to beat themselves up as if they want their resolutions right away. I haven’t been consistent with my walking 2,000 steps every day, but when you need to rest, you need to rest! Besides, who really is positive all the time? January is a time, not a “free trial month” but to make a plan.

The thing about this elusive “self love” (and shout out to my aunt who came up with this idea for a post!) is, why do people put so much pressure on themselves? I’ll admit from personal experience that I strived to be that perfect student in high school, and I got a rude awakening in my first semester of college that really no one can be perfect. With that pressure, aside from OCD, came arrogance and many hours of crying thinking that I wasn’t good enough, even though I was doing just fine. You know what the scary part is? I’m realizing all this as a write this. Self-awareness is something I also need to work on, and I admit that wholeheartedly. Ding, ding, ding! Another thing about self-love! You’ll learn to embrace imperfection.

I wish I could shake my eighteen-year-old self and tell her, “you’re going to be a much more confident young woman, and you’re going to excel beyond words. It may not be at an Ivy League school, you may not be in science, but you will end up getting into your two grad schools of choice, in a field you always loved.”

Self-love is so much more than just giving yourself a bubble bath or a spa day (not that I recommend going to a spa during a global pandemic.) Self love is believing in yourself. Find that faith through whatever outlet, may that be religion or spiritual practices. In bleak times like these, when people are losing their jobs, working jobs they don’t want but need to put food on the table, people also need that place of comfort. As much as I resent retail at the moment, my crew is like my second family. Self-love is that optimism that every day is going to be a good day, despite how you’re feeling that day.

Also, if you did lose your job in 2020, that’s NOT your fault in the slightest. Again, we’re in a pandemic.

Self-love is also knowing that better things are out there for you when something doesn’t work out for you. Don’t ever say you’re being scammed by the universe because you’re destined for better things. This is just the universe, or God, telling you that you are worthy for so much better than what you initially applied for, or whatever. Self-love is not being your own best friend, it is being your own advocate.

With that being said, self-love is knowing when you must step away from the negativity that’s surrounding you. If people refuse to be happy, that’s on them. And it’s most certainly not your fault. People are only mean when they are not happy with themselves. Again, that’s on them. Let them watch the negative news when you could be watching “Forrest Gump,” a movie to put a smile on anyone’s face.

Self-love is the most important love you’ll ever have. Like I said, and it was very timely in Does anybody like you when you’re 23? You have to love yourself, first , that the most important relationship is the one you have with yourself. Well, actually, Carrie Bradshaw said that — but still relevant, nonetheless.