Okay, so the other day I started noticing the number 1225 popping up everywhere. Like, seriously everywhere. On license plates, clocks, receipts… it was getting kinda freaky. I’m not usually one for superstitions, but this felt… different. So, I decided to do a little digging.
My 1225 Experiment
First, I googled “angel number 1225.” Yeah, I know, a bit woo-woo, but I was curious. The stuff I found talked about trusting your intuition, embracing change, and stepping out of your comfort zone. Honestly, it resonated with some things I’ve been feeling lately.
So, I thought, “Why not?” I decided to treat this as a little experiment. For a whole week, I would actively look for opportunities to step outside my usual routine and embrace whatever came my way. Kind of like saying “yes” to the universe.
- Day 1: I usually avoid talking to strangers. But I forced myself to strike up a conversation with the barista at my coffee shop. Turned out, she’s super into photography, just like me! We even exchanged Instagrams.
- Day 2: I took a different route home from work, just for the heck of it. I discovered this awesome little vintage bookstore I never knew existed. I spent an hour just browsing and ended up finding a first edition of one of my favorite novels.
- Day 3: My friend invited me to a pottery class. I’ve always been terrible at art, but I said yes anyway. It was messy, hilarious, and surprisingly therapeutic. I actually made a (somewhat lopsided) bowl!
- Day 4-7: I don’t put every detail here, but I kept the vibe. Said “no” to some work that did not feel nice, and had some random, and a little bit weird chat and interaction.
The rest of the week continued like that. Small steps, mostly. But each one felt significant. I started feeling more open, more adventurous, and more… connected, I guess? It wasn’t about magically transforming my life overnight. It was more about shifting my mindset.
By the end of the week, I wasn’t seeing 1225 quite as much. Maybe the universe got the message across, or maybe I just stopped noticing it as much because I was too busy actually living the message. Either way, I’m glad I paid attention. It was a fun little experiment, and it definitely pushed me to be a little more present and open to new experiences.
