I was waiting for 3 actually. I have a mild OCD and three is really important to me. I have to do certain tasks or repeat something 3 times for my brain to remain calm. This was so good. The way you explained how the universe talks through signs and the energies was so good.
Thank you for reading! 🖤 I hope I did your important number justice, and I captured the right essence for you. It’s an important number for me, too, though for different reasons. These articles are really interesting to research, so thank YOU for suggesting them 🖤
Good stuff! This also reminded me that three is the maximum number of objects we can instantly recognize the quantity of. For example: III vs. IIII. Over three objects, we have to pause to consider the quantity. I've noticed this also with concepts. If I have to recount to someone more than three things I did in a day, jobs I've had, projects I'm working on, I always stumble and to think. Also, I remember learning how some of the oldest numbers written in cuneiform use a tally system that starts with 3 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babylonian_cuneiform_numerals#/media/File:Babylonian_numerals.svg
Thank you so much! 🖤 And yeah - we do have an inbuilt capacity for three being the easily recognised amounts / more readily recalled amount of stuff too. It’s almost like we’re hardwired to know that three is important… ✨ Really appreciate you taking the time to read and share your insight too 🖤
I was waiting for 3 actually. I have a mild OCD and three is really important to me. I have to do certain tasks or repeat something 3 times for my brain to remain calm. This was so good. The way you explained how the universe talks through signs and the energies was so good.
Thank you for reading! 🖤 I hope I did your important number justice, and I captured the right essence for you. It’s an important number for me, too, though for different reasons. These articles are really interesting to research, so thank YOU for suggesting them 🖤
Good stuff! This also reminded me that three is the maximum number of objects we can instantly recognize the quantity of. For example: III vs. IIII. Over three objects, we have to pause to consider the quantity. I've noticed this also with concepts. If I have to recount to someone more than three things I did in a day, jobs I've had, projects I'm working on, I always stumble and to think. Also, I remember learning how some of the oldest numbers written in cuneiform use a tally system that starts with 3 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Babylonian_cuneiform_numerals#/media/File:Babylonian_numerals.svg
Thank you so much! 🖤 And yeah - we do have an inbuilt capacity for three being the easily recognised amounts / more readily recalled amount of stuff too. It’s almost like we’re hardwired to know that three is important… ✨ Really appreciate you taking the time to read and share your insight too 🖤