I have never considered the significance of numbers.

Originally posted by billybob

Originally posted by craftiechickie
i see the number 137 alot, not daily or even weekly but just here and there for like 10 years, does anyone know if 137 has any meaning? by the way i'm new on this board, it's so fascinating i know i'll miss a bunch of sleep just reading....

thanks, linda

well, if you think of it as one 37 is the lowest factor of 111(3X37), 222(6X37), 333(9X37), 444(12X37), 555(15X37), 666(18X37), 777(21X37), 888(24X37), 999(27X37).

and, if you add up these multipliers of 37, or more properly, reduce them numerologically....

111 ....3
222 .....6
333 .....9
444 ....12 --- 1 + 2 = 3
555 ....15 --- 1+5 = 6
666 ....18 ---- 1 + 8 = 9
777 ....21 ---- 2 + 1 = 3
888 .... 24 ----2 + 4 = 6
999 ....27 ----- 2 + 7 = 9

this repeating 369 pattern could well be 'the holy trinity'. it is a kind of hologram, with all the parts containing the whole.

and 3 + 7 = 10, or 1 (1 + 0 = 1)

fascinating.

edit to add....

111 = 1+1+1 = 3
222 = 2+2+2= 6
333 = 3+3+3 = 9
444= 4+4+4 = 12....etc.....
555 = 15
666= 18
777 = 21
888 = 24
999 = 27

that, to me, is divine.

some say 777 is the number of god.

that would be three sevens, or 3(7)

[edit on 22-9-2006 by billybob]

I have also always found something very interesting with the number 137 for no reason other than just a weird feeling about it. I've looked it up online a few times to see if it represents anything and couldn't really find anything.

Something I have noticed about the number is that each number of it added with the next integer up equals the next number.

1+2=3
3+4=7

I always thought that that was interesting, and also that it's a prime number.

One of my son's was born on 11-14 and ever since he notices this number and points it out to me on the clock alot..his dad b-day is 4-14
also my daughter was born 12-4=7 at 1:42=7 and 7lbs even
and have another son born 9-8-98=35=3+5=8 at 1:35=9 and 6lbs 2 oz =8

I also was born 7/30/71=28=2+8=10

at 3:07?=10
Does this make my lucky # 10 or 1?

Any thoughts on what this means for them?

Is there anyway to calulate the year , age or round about date we will die?
I know sounds crazy.. but just would like to be kinda prepared.

we make us what we make ourselves anything we want. complete speculation is everything. the need to know ultimatly outwayes the need to live. this is what will keep you going in terms of pure percecption alone. basicly a map for the structure of the not only our universe to but our metroverse the unslimpifaction off all specific modifiers. the entire map for survivals infinatly greatest restrictions of existing. the never slowing of the (nev)(ery)thing = (combined word) the entire emcompasing of reason(single comparison of life and its cousins). maximumum importance to minumum reason. the entire oversimplifaction or complifacation of conceputaual (distuinguishers).

i know the (begining and end) of the (never and ever). uncomceivablity is always ahead of concievablity. u know for a reason only you do or you dont. dont i know something i know what we all have the potential to be. you me anything.

I was born 8/8. I was 18 on /8/8/08. Accordig the the chinese I should be lucky. I sure don't feel it.

When i was growing up i hated the number 3. When i was in grade school i was always the third person. Not sure if that has any correlation to anything but its weird. and still to this day its far from my favorite number. Also my birthday has three number ones in it. the month, day, and year. which i think is strange.

also number 5 has been very significant in my life. Growing up my older brother played baseball and football and was number five for both sports. So the number grew on me and my family. Years later my niece was born 11-5-05 which is strange because she exactly 1 week late. Also after reading the number correlation for the number 5 in a previous thread it said that the number five can symbolize the vine of a Lily. My niece's name is Lily. Maybe im just crazy..but it all just seems weird.

on another note, as far as waking up at strange times..for a whole summer when i was 13 i would sleep with my clock radio on. The same radio station 24/7. Every morning at exactly 5:55 i would wake up to the very beginning of the song Pepper by the Butthole Surfers. Which is weird because to me the lyrics are strangely about death...at least it seem that way to me. And for anyone who doesnt know of this song should look it up..if u woke up to that song every day at the same time..it would probably freak you out. Anyways i finally went out and bought the Electriclarryland cd by the Butthole Surfers and i stopped waking up at the same time everyday..which is also strange. And i have yet to hear this song play on the radio ever again.

just thought id add my 2 cents If anyone has any input on the meanings of number 5, 3 and 1 it would be greatly appreciated

For the last 3 months I've been receiving voice mails at 3:33 am, almost..every night. When I check my phone there is no missed call and no voice mail left at that time. I thought it was kinda weird but shrugged it off. Until recently when watching the forth kind, I seen on the clock 3:33 when the people were getting abducted. My husband and I both were freaked out. I know the movie was inspired by true events happening in the alaska region. Does anyone know of any alien-like significance with the time 3:33???? I know christ died at 3:00 & he was 33. Please advise!!!
Thanks, Bree :-)

i always wake up at 02.02 in the morning. and i really don't know why...
it's kinda scary though..

About once a year for a week straight i will wake up at 9:26 which is the date of my birthday.

11:11

Yes, I've noticed it for many years. I can't really say whether I look at the clock more often at that time, or simply recognize it due to its appearance. Also, 1:11, so the latter may be the reasoning.

As for 11:11.... I've always said, "It's F Time." Of course, this is because 1111 in binary has the hexadecimal equivalent of F-- which btw is a decimal 15, so maybe 15 is a special number.

Not serious about the 15.

I'm glad I am not alone, felt like something was wrong with me. Mostly for me it's 9:11 and 6:11 I see on the clock almost daily. Other times in morning I will wake up and see 1:11, 2:22, or 3:33.

To be honest, I have never seen numbers cropping up continuously, nor have I noticed any pattern or correlation with certain numbers, or any meaning behind them.

Not to say that any of you guys are wrong, just haven't noticed. I haven't even seen the whole 3:00am witching hour thing yet, though my sister did wake from terrible nightmare at 3:00am, so perhaps there is something there which I need to find out.

The Chaldeans taught the world to use numerals by way of the Babylonians, who'd conquered them. No one knows where the Chaldeans learned numerals, but it is known that they had already developed the very rigid specifics concerning the nature of numerals as it relates to quantity representation and environmental impact per integer.

The Hebrew Torah introduced numbers as having specific spiritual/divine significance, taking the Chaldean Method and applying it to their theology - both cultures enjoyed Babylonian subjugation during a concurrent period of history, and the Hebrews learned numbers as a result.

If numbers "mean" anything, then you need to look to the Chaldeans for your answers. Pythagoras fell head over heels for the Chaldean Numerological Method, and successfully transcribed it for the Greek alphabet, but some idiot in the middle ages butchered the Pythagorean Numerological Method when he made a sloppy attempt to translate it to the Roman alphabet. This resulted in our modern version of Numerology being completely worthless. That said, the original Chaldean Method is still taught in small places. Sadly, Pythagoras' translation was lost to the effort of that middle ages idiot who wanted his translation to be the only surviving translation.

So, if you really want to know what these numbers mean, research Chaldean Numerology. They invented numbers, and they established what they mean. Any other speculation is just....well....it's just speculation.

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[edit on 23-2-2010 by NorEaster]

I remember about a year or so ago, me and my sister were both waking up at 3:30 at night at the same time and we lived in different houses and went to bed at different times.

It is my belief that the DECIMAL base ten counting system is "decimation" in that it is discordant. Destruction. I practice music and art as a professional. I can thus see what most ordinary folks seem to be unaware of in that music and the optical perception of colour are operating in accordance with a numeration system that is "harmonic" being a base twelve system. Look at a piano keyboard and count to yourself how many semi tone are there in an Octive ? C C# D Eb E F F# G G# A Bb B C . Now I see that this whole Universe is operating in accordance with this musical scale. Thus I believe that our numeration system is fundamentally discordant and thus we are not seeing in the mathematics the answers that would be shouting out to us massively if only we would be using a base twelve counting system. I also operate a shortwave radio station "2E3NJ". I know that the telecommunications are calculated using a base twelve numeration system. The radio spectrum is allocated out to three type of user. Amateur radio. Professional communications radio. Commercial transmissions. These are banded at harmonic frequences up and down the radio spectrum. Thus in the event that [amateur especially] anyone station is transmitting at too high a signal wattage the ghost signals generated up and down the spectrum will only bleed into traffic of a similar nature. My licence is for professional communications. I am not an amateur doing their morse code. Nor am I musical commercial traffic either. So I would not want amateur traffic [morse code] bleeding over into my frequency nor would I want commercial traffic [music] bleeding into my frequency. Thus we allocate the three type of traffic at harmonic stages up and down the spectrum to avoid such bleed over problems [ghost traffic] which occurs when some idiot transmit at too high a signal strength for their frequency and or size of antenna. Amateur operator are very often making such errors because of their lack of professional training and the fact that their equipment is home made and calibrated in accordance with an amateur system [decimal base ten] that is not based on real science [base twelve] but is more a system created in accordance with basic fundamental misunderstandings far too complicated to enter into here where we do not have the space. Commercial stations must use only authorized equipment sold to them by the industry. As a professional communications operator "2E3NJ" I also must use industry manufactured equipment which by its nature is therefore not creating such disturbances up and down the spectrum at harmonic intervals. These harmonic intervals are easilly calculated if one is using a base twelve counting system. As far as I know the amateur radio society [Ham Radio] are not comprehending why it is that they are restricted to the frequencies that they must adhere to by international law. For example, one big misunderstanding that people generally have is that to get the signal to propergate further they are thinking that they need to turn up the signal wattage. Thus arises the "ghost signal" bleed over problem I described above. In actuality even if they turn up the wattage the signals will still only travel as what we call "line of sight". Usual 3km. If situated on a hill perhaps a bit further. I will not ellaborate the method by which to get the signals to propagate literally all around the world, using even the normal allocated signal strength, ionospheric, because by doing so it would only encourage the idiotic to created what we all would classify as "signal jamming". In music recording and performance if we turn up the wattage [volume] too high it will usually pop the speakers and or result in what we call "clipping". All these problems arise largely because we are generally not using a base twelve numeration system.

[edit on 28/3/2010 by CAELENIUM]