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11:11

gingerbutt said:
Yep - I've heard of that also and do believe it. My lil sister LOVED this number. Got married on 11-11, would call me when it was that time etc. She died too young, 23 years old. (no drugs, etc. Heart issue no one knew about brought on by pregnancy).

It was her death that made me realize how badly I needed to get out of an unhealthy relationship. Took me almost a year to leave after realizing that, but I did it. During that time, and the first 2 months or so after leaving... I began seeing it 11:11. The Anniv of her death was during that time. I visited her best friend from high school. As I was leaving and hugging the girl goodbye, guess what time it was, blinking on the TV... things that were more than me just happening to glance at the clock at the "right" time.

I knew I wanted a tattoo in her memory but nothing ever seemed right. One day I was driving home on the highway, and was nearing the cemetary. I pulled out my phone to check messages, and right as I passed her grave - simultaneously looking at my phone.. 11:11.

A peace and euphoria washed over me like nothing I have ever felt before. I have never, ever felt so happy and free. I knew instantly what the tattoo would be (red 11:11 on my left wrist). She made sure I knew she was there with me during a very hard time and then let me go. I rarely see the time anymore.
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I am sorry for your loss, but it seems you have came to peace with it. My oldest sister has a 11:11 fascination as well and she always mentions to me the random places she sees the number. And she sees it quite a bit it kinda funny.
 
I see 111 all the freaking time too...like for example you're at 111 posts now Raggedy as of the time that I'm posting this ;)
 
Nutswir said:
what if seeing 11:11 makes you paranoid and you want it to go away? Can you like put it back in the closet or you have to wear it even if you dont want to?
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If you reconfigured your unconscious to "attract" 11:11 you can also reconfigure it to end this attraction. Or reconfigure it to attract 23:42 (one of my favorites many years ago). You don't need to be paranoid because it's you who attracts it. It's basically a creation of your soul/unconscious, which has more "skills" than you probably expect. You started this, so you can end it. It's just a game you play. Probably because someone else inspired you to play such a game. Much like this thread may inspire some to also be a "magnet" for 11:11. Though only the most advanced souls can into 13:37.
 
Once I was explaining the 11:11 phenomena to a friend who was driving...
I'd just reached the pinnacle point of the convo when we drove past a digital sign on the side of the road (near the Adelaide airport). It has the time, date & temperature.
It read 11:01 11/01/01 11c
At that point I freaked... not only was the numerical synchronicity over the top, but it happened to be just as I was talking about 11:11 to a friend. I asked the universe to kindly stop it for a while. And it did :)
 
11:17 here, or the number 11 and 17. See it day in day out, sometimes 10-20 times a day. TV, Alarm clock, licence plates, heck, what do you know, it even says 11.17 on my computer clock right now lol.
 
I kept seeing this number as well, like every time I looked at the clock.

11:11 staring me in the face.

And then I realized my clock had run out of batteries.

Seriously, this is ridiculous.

During daylight savings do you see 10:11?

Time is arbitrary, people. It doesn't mean anything.

It is never really eleven past eleven. There is no "eleven". It's a reference point.

If you believe this is a phenomena you probably need to lay off the psychedelics or a while.

(No offense.)
 
If that many people believe it, it must truly be a phenomena. Are there not 93 million people in the world who have/do consume psychedelics? I'd say there would be considerably more. Anyway, without the drugs, there is no explanation aside from mild insanity.

Time is an abstract concept.

There is no such thing as hours or minutes or seconds.
 
girlygrrl said:
Talksick, this sort of thing happens far too often to be a random coincidence.
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As much as I would like to try and think it is mere coincidence, I believe you are correct. I just turned on this new dubstep track that I found and right when the drop hit I looked at the clock and it was 11:35 which is my "time." I somehow always look at the clock at 11:35 am and pm pretty much everyday. It usually happens when I'm in a really good mood. I don't think I see it if I'm not in a good mood. I should start keeping track. I'm a big believer in synchronicity because I always have these feelings where everything is just right; Everything is in place even amongst all the chaos and bullshit. Like we are going to pull through no matter what and everything will pay off.
 
I look at the clock about 5 times a day and almost every day I look at the clock on exactly 11:11 and 4:20.

Someone once told me if you see the same numbers like that every day then your life is 'on track' ... but I think perhaps my body clock is on track since I've almost trained it in a way to look at the clock same time every day.
 
Darkmatter77 said:
only the most advanced souls can into 13:37.
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I lol'd.

My brother and I often notice 13:37; we point it out to each other.

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Okay, that was awesome... The train just stopped, and the "doors unlocked" beeper synchronised with the beat of song that I'm currently listening to. And just as I was about to mention that the 13:37 thing doesn't happen often enough to be anything more than coincidence.

Sometimes reality really is stranger than we can suppose.
 
all the theories behind this, while interesting, in my opinion are flawed just because of the way we measure time. what is time? it could be any given time at any given point in any given place if you really think about it

but another thought is that our brains can perceive and sense everything around us at an extroadinary speed subconciously, and alerts us when it happens, i think its been said, but what if thats how perception works, that we see and understand everything around us without knowing it, and our thought processes just bog us down
 
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The HiVe MiND said:
Once I was explaining the 11:11 phenomena to a friend who was driving...
I'd just reached the pinnacle point of the convo when we drove past a digital sign on the side of the road (near the Adelaide airport). It has the time, date & temperature.
It read 11:01 11/01/01 11c
At that point I freaked... not only was the numerical synchronicity over the top, but it happened to be just as I was talking about 11:11 to a friend. I asked the universe to kindly stop it for a while. And it did :)
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Weird that it was 11 degrees in what should be the middle of summer.

That said, I think numbers are divine, literally. I don't know if digital clocks are though. In fact, I'd wager not ;)

The number of LSD is 11.
 
my friend randomly called me today at 1111 and then he called me again at 111 ... it was a lot trippier than when I just notice those times.
 
Eh... I deal with numbers quite a bit on a daily basis, so I see quite a few of them. Whenever I look at a clock, I always perceive it as an arbitrary denotation of the position of the Earth's rotation on its axis in respect to its orbit about the Sun. Meh, maybe studying mathematics demystifies the "magic" of the subjective experience of numbers for me.

To be honest, I find it strange that anyone would attach any significance to the Bablyonian base-60 time system, the Anglo denotation of time zones beginning in Greenwich, and the Gregorian calendar that actually offsets the pagan-calendar proper, where the year began in March (spring equinox). But, then again, quite a few people still believe in the same belief system that truly began in the 4th century with the Council of Nicea qed. So, some people will believe in something if enough people confirm their fears/irrational obfuscated world view.

Therefore, I have come to an arrogant conclusion that people feel that objective weights and measures of the qualities of nature have mystical connotations simply because they have not properly compartmentalized the mathematics and history behind what they are perceiving.

But, the only "magical" numbers I have come across in mathematics are transcendental numbers, particularly when they share this relationship: 0 = 1 + e^(i*pi) where i is the imaginary number (-1)^(1/2), ^ denotes a power relationship, and e is euler's constant that is the base of the exponential. It's interesting, because then it means th at i*pi = ln(-1), which is indeterminate, as is e^x = -1. Shrug...
 
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