Eleven Signs: A Numerology Story

Eleven Signs

After catching my second “11” sign (glancing at the clock at 9:11am), I knew that Saturday was going to be a great day. It started out at home as normal. There were a few things I had to get done before leaving to go to Wisconsin for the day. Before departing town I stopped to fill on gas and the pump automatically stopped at $22.11. While paying inside I decided I’d get a couple scratch off lottery tickets, which isn’t typical of me. Wouldn’t you know that the amount won came out to $11. It was getting humorous by this point. On the drive we stopped at a drive-thru, where I was given $11.11 in change. And I knew before the end of the day there would be at least one more significant eleven sign.

The signs up to this point were a reassurance that this was the right day for me to go do the reading I’d been asked to do. I hadn’t been in the mood the night before for making the drive because I had a lot to get done around home that weekend. Receiving all the elevens was a great indicator to me that I was supposed to spend the day in Wisconsin and that I should some time out to have fun with family/friends. Numerologically speaking, 11’s are a sign of enlightenment, insight and inspiration.

One More Sign

I knew later that night after the reading we were all going to dinner and then out bowling. So I joked over dinner when someone brought it up, that I was going to score an 11. (If you have seen me bowl, it wouldn’t be far from possible either). It occurred to me around the 2nd frame that 111 would be funny, but then I forgot about keeping track. For me bowling is just about the fun of it and spending time with everyone. I didn’t look at my score until we finished. It was 137. That’s when I really had a laugh. (Not about being such a champion bowler, either).

For anyone not following along yet, in numerology when you have a multiple-digit number you add the individual numbers until you reduce it down to a single digit or a master number (11, 22). 1+3+7=__. You got it.

I only wish I’d been writing down all the signs as the day progressed – it’s quite possible there were eleven of them altogether.