Noticing those times may be a message to yourself. I don't know what the message is. But you may discover what it is by reading what follows.

Let's take each time separately and use numerology to see what you've got.

In numerology, it sometimes helps to reduce numbers to their single digit expression. To reduce a number, add each digit of the number together. If the resulting number contains more than one digit, then add those together. Keep doing that until the result is a single digit.

Thus, 2:22 reduces to the digit 6. (2+2+2=6)

Thus, 3:33 reduces to the digit 9. (3+3+3=9)

Thus, 4:44 reduces to the digit 3. (4+4+4=12, 1+2=3)

Notice that the single digits are the three triad numbers. Does the idea of a triad or the triangle symbol have a special meaning for you?

Further, using the numerology reducing technique, the three digits reduced to one single digit results in the digit 9, which is a triple triad number as it, itself, contains 3 triads. (6+9+3=18, 1+8=9)

We're not done yet.

The numbers 6, 9, and 3 are your three name numbers.

The 6 is the number calculated from the vowels in your name and in numerology represents your heart's desire (home, harmony, and the ability to heal).

The 9 is the number calculated from all the letters in your name and in numerology represents the characteristics that make up the human being you are (a humanitarian with much tolerance).

The 3 is the number calculated from the consonants in your name and in numerology represents the way you present yourself to others (artistic and socially at ease).

Perhaps the times you are seeing are a prompt to uncover the fact that your name numbers are themselves a triad. The symbol of a triad can mean different things to different people. If it means something special and personal to you, perhaps seeing the three clock times repeatedly is a reminder to learn more about it or maybe just to pay attention and keep it in mind as you live life.

More symbology, in case it's needed:

A triangle contains the least number of points that can contain something in two dimensions. A three-sided pyramid contains the least number of points that can contain something in three dimensions.

The symbology of a triangle generally is of three things that contain something. The symbology of a three-sided pyramid generally is of four triangles containing something, three triangles (the walls) resting on another triangle (the foundation).