I do see angel numbers all the time! I’m not sure what they’re trying to tell me. I actually just saw that book at Barnes and Noble, I’ll have to go back and get it. Thank you for the suggestion!
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Thank you for sharing! I haven’t heard of Gwynn so I will look Him up.
I never thought to look at the wings as a heart breaking but that’s actually beautiful. looking at the photo its a lot there, I’m not sure what’s actually there and what’s a trick of the mind. Hopefully I’ll find out one day, sooner than later.
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@BryWisteria this is such a cute little drawing you made there. 
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Awww thank you! I got a drawing tablet and it is so much easier than using the computer mouse to map out symbols/images 
Sounds like angel numbers could be worth doing a deep dive in, especially if that book had jumped out to you before. Good luck and happy studies! 
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I definitely see angel wings or a young woman rising from the flames like a phoenix. I feel a strong kinship to the phoenix as the bird has been a very significant part of my life and my healing. When I was young, I loved laying in the grass and looking up into the clouds and finding all the treasures the angels left for me.
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I love science, and I also love our human tendencies towards seeing patterns, shapes, even faces throughout Nature. Whether pareidolia means we have a little something “extra” or not, I love seeing faces in trees, rocks, and watching the various shapes of clouds roil across the sky.
I think this is what compels us to create art and music, to suss out what we’re seeing and hearing. How can this ever be a bad thing? 
Just because we have an understanding of our various foibles and idiosyncrasies doesn’t make our brains less magickal.
Edited to add: it looks like an angel to me, with beautiful wings!
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I couldnt agree more. Little things like this make life interesting. I’m always looking at the sky to see what i see next.
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I used to do the same thing when I was a little girl. I loved the clouds and the sky in general.
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I agree!
Pareidolia is what helps us with scying in general. Artist also use it when they create layers of loose washes and brush strokes to then find some shapes to refine and work on more. How I see it, is that it gets our brain into this flowy trance-like state and our creative juices flowing.
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I see two fetus in the sky about to give birth and their twin!!
REBORN
The Earth is being reborn!!
Jeannie
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