Okay, here’s my blog post about my experience with the angel number 1138:
So, I kept seeing 1138 everywhere. On license plates, clocks, receipts… it was getting kinda freaky. I’m not usually one for signs and stuff, but this felt… different. It felt like the universe was poking me, saying, “Hey! Pay attention!” So, I decided to actually do something about it.
My 1138 Experiment
First, I did what anyone would do – I googled it. I mean, obviously. Typed in “1138 angel number” and, boom, tons of stuff popped up. Some of it was a little too woo-woo for me, talking about ascended masters and all that. But the general theme seemed to be about new beginnings, positive changes, and trusting your intuition. Okay, I can work with that.
I decided to take this “new beginnings” thing seriously. I’d been feeling stuck in a rut, you know? Same old routine, same old complaints. So, I made a list. A list of things I wanted to change, big and small.
- Start exercising again. I’d gotten really good at making excuses.
- Work on that side project. I had this idea for a website, but it was always “tomorrow.”
- Be more present. I was spending way too much time on my phone, scrolling mindlessly.
It is my action list! I’ve been always planning too much, I thought, “I need change, I need do somthing.”
Then came the hard part – actually doing the things. I started small. Instead of aiming for an hour at the gym (which I knew I wouldn’t do), I started with 15-minute walks. Just getting out of the house and moving made a difference. Baby steps, right?
Next, I tackled the website project. I blocked out just 30 minutes a day to work on it. No pressure, just 30 minutes. Some days I did more, some days I just stared at the screen, but I stuck to the 30-minute minimum. And slowly, very slowly, it started to take shape.
The “being present” thing was the toughest. I tried putting my phone in another room while I was eating dinner or spending time with my family. It was surprisingly hard! I kept reaching for it, like a phantom limb. But I forced myself to resist, and you know what? I actually started enjoying those moments more. I felt… lighter, somehow.
It wasn’t some magical overnight transformation. There were days I slipped up, days I felt like giving up. But I kept reminding myself of 1138 and the idea of embracing new beginnings. And I kept going.
I’m still seeing 1138, by the way. But now, it doesn’t feel freaky. It feels like a little nudge, a reminder to keep moving forward, to keep trusting the process. It’s like the universe is saying, “You got this. Keep going.” And you know what? I think I will.
