crazy, right?

I don’t think it means anything. But I can see why people would

I have never been drawn to looking the clock on any specif time, on any specific day. (I tend to avoid looking at the clock) I kinda wish I did so I could look up what it means to me.

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The number 1234 is common for most people who use Arabic numbers. It’s the first four numbers. Since digital clocks generally have four numbers, and at least in the U.S. they display a twelve-hour cycle, we have the opportunity to see this combination twice per day or 730 times per year on a clock. To be statistically significant, then you should see this on the clock at least 36 times per year.

Three (3) is also a very common number for people. Most religions repeat three in some significant way such as the Christian trinity and the three Dharma seals of Buddhism. It is also the number when you consider a father, mother, and child. But the number goes back into older mythology and comes up very often in most places you look. Seven and thirteen are other examples of popular numbers. Now 333 is three three’s so seems significant just like 7777777 would be (but nobody ever runs into this because daily life doesn’t commonly deal with numbers this large). And then there is that clock thing again and again you have to see it on the clock at least 36 times per year to even begin to consider something odd happening (but still there are even more rational explanations which we could explore).

Our brains like to create meaning where there is none. That’s how we keep ourselves sane. So the first challenge would be to write down EVERY time you see these numbers on a clock for the next year. Given that these numbers are common, it is likely that you would see these everywhere. Many people probably use 1234 as a password for something. Start writing down EVERY time and place you encounter these numbers.

More importantly, start paying attention to other numbers that you encounter that you never think twice about. It is quite likely you will see 333 or 1234 on a digital clock at least 36 times per year, but it is also likely you will see other random number combinations at least this much. How many times per day do you look at a digital clock? What is more important is the realization of the number of times you look at a clock and do NOT see 333 or 1234. We usually don’t realize how many time OTHER numbers come up because these other numbers aren’t special to us, so we don’t notice them. This is a similar effect as when we are going to buy or just bought a new car and then suddenly we see that car EVERYWHERE. They’ve always been there, you just never noticed before because it lacked meaning previously.

As far as those numerological “meanings” to these numbers: What exactly does it mean to ascend? And that list of people: Jesus, Moses, Mary, Quan Yin, and Yogananda. Three of these are from Judeo-Christian tradition and two are from Buddhist tradition. Now in Buddhism there is the ideal of transcendence, but I don’t think ascendance. That latter sounds more Christian, like going up to Heaven. This is an example of a blending of mythology from different cultures (at least three in this case).

And what exactly do these dead people agree with? Which thoughts whether they are negative or positive? Is that even possible because, as a human being, I’m sure you are filled with conflicting thoughts like the rest of us, so they must be agreeing with both sides of the conflict, right?

Most fortune telling or identity telling aspects of mysticism of this sort rely on generalization that the listener or reader is able to apply to pretty much anything. When you hear or read something general that is supposed to be applied to you, you will find a place for it to work. This is along the lines of a fortune teller saying “You will meet someone new.” Ok, sure, you probably will. Doesn’t say when, but I could add “this month” or “this week” and still be safe. I could probably even guess today and have good odds that you will meet someone new today.

The description for 1234 is the same sort of generalization. Which angels? All of them? And what are you supposed to be doing? After you write down that you saw this number, write down exactly what you were thinking at this moment. Most likely you were thinking “What time is it?” So the angels must agree that you should check the time.

We all want to believe that we are special. That of all the people on the planet who have ever lived, OUR personal life must be important enough to draw the attention of some historical or other worldly people or critters. Does it really matter in the grand scheme of things whether you wear shorts or slacks today? Probably not. For most people it really doesn’t matter in the grand scheme of things what they do any day of their life. Or even what they do with their lives.

Take a moment to think about all the historic people you can name, people who died, who you know their names, and aren’t related to you. Now divide this number by 6.6 billion. The percentage will be insignificant even compared to the number of people alive today. Most people live average lives and whose neighbors don’t really even pay much attention to. So it’s not likely, assuming it was even possible, that dead people or mystical beings, give much thought either. It isn’t even likely that the average person’s neighbor cares much about what that person is doing unless the neighbor thinks they are being a nuisance.

I’ve woken up and looked at the clock at 12:34. I’ll be at work and just happen to glance at the PC clock at 12:34, I’ll be at home and look at the microwave or stove clock at 12:34. It’s like I have an inner clock to check the clock at 12:34!

One person I know said that he tends to look at the clock at 9:11. Not sure what that stands for. I think that repeated numbers 2:22, 3:33, 4:44 etc mean something as well…