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Number 419 Seen for 15 Years
Question:
My boyfriend of 10yrs died tragically in an automobile accident when he was 26. It's been 15 yrs and since he past I've seen the # 419. Usually it's the time 4:19. But it could be on a tag, price of gas, etc. That was his birthday. His name was [name removed]. I've been waken too many times at 4:19 am. I can feel it's him, always have. We had a 22 mo old son when he past. Within the past couple of yrs, he's also seen 419. My mom seen it the day before the anniversary of my dad's death which was Sept 18th. Can you please help me understand why? I worry his soul is not at peace, or is he trying to comfort us?
Answer: (Responses to questions rely on the accuracy of the name and birth date provided with the question. Typographical errors or incomplete information can result in an incorrect response.)
Tying those things together and determining significance or reasons is outside the realm of traditional numerology.
But I can talk about seeing the number 419, which may be of assistance. The number represents energy that resonates with, among other things, expression of a sense of personal freedom. It is conscientious and likely to explore new ways of doing things.
Generally, the reason a person keeps seeing certain numbers is because of an association with the number. It may be a number with personal meaning or emotional significance.
Find more information at Why People See Certain Numbers All the Time.
In your case, the number is a birthday. Your son and your mom seeing the number as they are may be because they've assumed a significance for themselves from learning of your experiences with seeing the number.
The experience of repetitively seeing only certain numbers is the result of remembering only certain numbers from the many a person sees during the course of a day. Because seeing the other numbers isn't remembered, it seems like the ones that were remembered are the only ones that were seen.
There is something about the numbers that are remembered that makes them significant enough to be memorable.
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