Okay, so I’ve been seeing this “30 numerology” thing pop up everywhere lately, and I got curious. I’m not usually one for this kind of stuff, but hey, why not give it a shot, right? So, here’s how my little experiment went down.
First, I needed to figure out what the heck “30 numerology” even is. A quick search told me it’s all about reducing the number 30 to a single digit and then looking at the meanings associated with that digit. So, 3 + 0 = 3. Easy enough.
Diving into Number 3
Next, I started digging into what the number 3 means in numerology. I found a bunch of stuff about creativity, communication, and self-expression. Some of it resonated, some of it… not so much. I mean, I like to think I’m creative, but I’m also a pretty practical person.
Here’s what I did next:
- I kept an eye out. I decided to spend a day just being mindful of any “3” related things. Did I see the number 3 everywhere? Did I feel particularly creative or communicative?
- I journaled. I jotted down any thoughts or feelings that came up, especially if they seemed connected to the “3” themes.
- I tried something new. I figured, if 3 is about creativity, I should lean into that. So, I picked up my old guitar, something I haven’t really touched much.
My “3” Day
Honestly, the day wasn’t some mind-blowing revelation. I didn’t suddenly become a master artist or anything. But… I did notice a few things.
I found myself being a bit more outgoing than usual. I struck up a conversation with a stranger at the coffee shop, something I wouldn’t normally do. And that guitar session? It was actually pretty fun! I wasn’t great, but I enjoyed just messing around with the chords and trying to remember old songs.
I even spent time brainstorming ideas with a friend. Which felt pretty in sync.
The Verdict?
So, is 30 numerology the key to unlocking the universe? Probably not. But, it did get me thinking about being more open to new experiences and expressing myself a little more. It was a fun little exercise in self-reflection, and who knows, maybe I’ll keep that guitar out a little longer.
I’ll give it a 5/10 for enjoyment of the process.
