11:11 Angels Message Board

Hi all!

A couple weeks ago I had to drive to Chicago - I know, the big bad city, lol. It's about 2 1/2 hrs away. As I was telling a dear friend , driving in the city's a piece of cake for me - I know it like the back of my hand (even though I never owned a car when I lived there). It's getting to the city, from here, that was bothering me. I was anxious thinking about all the signs you have to watch out for on the highway - would I miss my exit - would traffic be insane (it was) -- etc.

When I took off, I asked the Midwayers to help calm me down - my anxiety was ratcheting up. I get this otherworldly out-of-body feeling when I'm driving, often, and that doesn't do at all. You have to be right there in your body! Cars weigh 2000 lbs! I was starting to feel that way and I started talking to them out loud - I called up the Destiny Guardians and my Thought Adjuster; Midwayer Matthew; Midwayer Chief Bzutu -- I said please help me to feel steady and calm.

The entire rest of the trip - I'm talking the whole 2 1/2 hours! - I was constantly surrounded by cars with double-digit license plates. Traffic was super heavy, so I'd glance to my right and -- I'd see something like 112 244. I'd glance left - 223 338. Things like this. Cars keep pulling right in front of you, people jostling, switching places - however often a 'new car' showed up in front of me, to my right, left, anywhere -- more and more signs from our friends. Not only that - I saw a car whose license plates held my exact, full birthdate, in the exact order, followed by an X. While I was digesting that one, another car took that one's place - again displaying my birthdate - I did a double take thinking is that the same car?! But no, that one ended in a Q! Talk about making sure I couldn't dismiss these signs as coincidence! In the meantime I was breathing slow and deep and even having fun - listening to music and singing like a maniac! LOL I must've given the other drivers a real show!

Thanks Midwayer Friends! You really made the trip feel safe and calm. Couldn't've done it without you!

Peace,
Michele

hi michele, that's amazing. great share thank you

WOW... yes AMAZING! Sure is cool when there is no denying, no doubting, only full awareness of their presence and their generous care.
Thanks for sharing the experience!

Jean

LOL!!!

That was a funny story Michele, Lol.



Shakayla.

Thanks for sharing that experience Michelle! Our unseen dear ones are really good at what they do, and you asked for the perfect kind of assistance too!
Much love sister,
Daron.

Thanks for all your lovely responses! Peace to all of you!



Michele

This is one of those accounts where surely the most sceptical would become convinced with the 11:11 phenomenon if it were to happen to them, I love it!

I'll also remember to ask for assistance myself should I feel the need, thank you for posting

Jack

I know what you mean, Jack. The way I looked at it - everyone on the road benefited from me staying 'in my body', lol! They were helping more folks than only lil ol' me!

Cheers!

Michele

Hey, Michele!
I was right there with you, heart in my mouth while you described your, seemingly, perilous journey. And from my own "imaginings" I can safely say that perhaps your "singing your heart out " when things got 'hairy" was great, much appreciated, and very inspiring, maybe doing more then simply calming your own rattled nerves, since it is likely our thoughts and intentions intereract with others. Hmmm you may very well have unconsciously worked to calm other drivers around you...you never know... I have been in a similar position, having not driven hardly any while here in Australia, then on visits back home finding myself having to to drive through major cities to reach friends and family. (However nothing as big and scary though as Chicago. still they are enough to rankle this ole country girl.) Midwayer Mathew often traveled with me and his license plate prompts were a ceaseless reminder to the fact that he was hanging on for dear life just behind the drivers seat This cheery thought calmed me considerably.

Thanks for sharing the details of this trip. I have truly enjoyed them!

Sandy

Sandy, that's so neat what you share, about how, since our thoughts go out like a laser beam, it's better to send out happy singing, than nervous craziness! LOL! I loved your story about having to get back into the groove of driving when you visit the States, and how Midwayer Mathew reminds you he's with you through his 33s. Thank God for our Midwayer friends! When I first moved down to Southern Illinois and I had to start driving -- I was white-knuckling it! I might've had a driver's license since I was 16, but when you're used to taking the El and the bus everywhere, or walking? Driving seems scary indeed. Oh, what a fun story -- thanks Sandy!

Peace, Michele