Okay, so the other day, I kept seeing the number 853 everywhere. It was on a license plate in front of me, then on a receipt, and even popped up on a random page in a book I was reading. I’m not usually one for superstitions, but this felt… different. It felt like the universe was trying to tell me something, so I decided to pay attention.
First, I grabbed my phone and did a quick search about “853 angel number”. Seemed like a good starting point, right? I found some stuff about it being a sign of resilience and overcoming obstacles. It also talked about believing in yourself and embracing change. Honestly, it kind of resonated with what I was going through.
I’ve been feeling stuck lately, you know? Like I’m facing some challenges that just seem insurmountable. So, seeing this message about resilience, it was like a little nudge. I decided to take it seriously.
My 853 Experiment
- Day 1: Acknowledgement. I spent the day just being mindful of my thoughts and feelings. I noticed how often I doubted myself or focused on the negative. It was… eye-opening, to say the least.
- Day 2: Small Steps. I picked one small thing I’d been putting off – organizing my messy desk. It felt symbolic, like clearing out the physical clutter would also help clear my mental clutter. It actually worked!
- Day 3: Facing a Fear. There’s this project I’ve been wanting to start, but I was terrified of failing. So, I took a deep breath and… just started. I didn’t finish it, but just getting the ball rolling felt amazing.
- Day 4: Embracing Change. I usually resist any change from my set routines. But on my way back home, I took another route, just for seeing something new, I tried a new coffee shop instead of my usual place. Small things, but a big shift in mindset.
- Day 5: Reflection. I looked back at the week and realized I was feeling… lighter. More hopeful. More confident.
I’m not saying that seeing the number 853 magically solved all my problems. But it served as a catalyst. It pushed me to take action, to be more mindful, and to believe in my own ability to get through tough times. I’m still a work in progress, of course, but I’m definitely more open to embracing change and facing challenges head-on. And that, I think, is pretty awesome. It is not really a big deal I think, but if this story can encourage you to do something, that’s fantastic.
