Okay, so today I tried out this thing called “daily angel.” Sounds kinda new age-y, right? But I was curious, so I gave it a shot. First off, I just searched for it on my phone to see what it was all about. There are a bunch of websites and apps that pop up, all promising to connect you with your “guardian angel” or some kind of daily guidance.
I picked one that looked kind of legit – well, as legit as these things can look, I guess. It asked me to enter my name and birthdate, the usual stuff. I hesitated for a second, ’cause who knows where this info’s going, but whatever, I typed it in. Then it took me to another page where I was supposed to focus my thoughts and think about what I wanted guidance on.
My Experiment
Honestly, I just thought about my day ahead, you know, work stuff, maybe hitting the gym later. It had me click a button that said something like “reveal my angel” or whatever. The screen went all sparkly, which was kind of cheesy, and then it showed me a name, like a “angel name”.
- It also gave me a message.
- It was super general, something like “believe in yourself and your ability to overcome challenges.”
- I mean, who’s gonna disagree with that?
I tried it a few more times, thinking maybe I’d get something more specific, but it was pretty much the same deal every time. Vague, positive messages that could apply to anyone. I guess that’s the whole point, right? It’s like a horoscope, but with angels. It’s fun to do, and maybe it gives you a little boost of positivity, but I wouldn’t exactly call it life-changing.
So, yeah, that was my “daily angel” experience. I don’t think I’ll be incorporating it into my daily routine or anything, but it was a fun little experiment. If you’re into this kind of stuff, maybe give it a try. Just don’t expect any miracles, okay?
