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The Power of Three: My Birth Date and Its Numerological Significance

On November 29th, 1979, I was born in Myślenice, a town whose name, in Polish, means “to think.” This deeply resonates with me, as I have always been a thinker, constantly reflecting on life, beauty, and my connection to the world around me. From the moment I was born, I felt a sense of purpose, as if the very numbers of my birth held a message—one that I’ve spent my life unraveling.

What makes my birth date so extraordinary is the alignment of numbers: “29111979” three ones and three nines. This combination is a balance, a symmetry that feels deeply connected to the energy of the universe. I was born on the 333rd day of the year, which brings its own symbolism. This day, the 33rd day from the back of the year, speaks to me of completion, wholeness, and the perfect flow of energy. The number three, which is at the core of my birth and my essence, has always felt like the pulse of my existence—a rhythm guiding me toward both creation and transformation. I am also a numerological number 3.

The Numerological Map of Who I Am

What does it mean to be born on the 33rd day? In the world of numerology, the number 33 is considered a “Master Number,” a vibration of higher wisdom, enlightenment, and compassion. To be born on this day is to be connected to something greater—an energy of spiritual leadership and understanding. This resonates with my work as an aesthetician and artist, where I help others connect with their inner beauty and flow.

But beyond the day I was born, the number three runs through my veins. It is foundational to my being, representing creativity, expression, and the trinity—body, mind, and spirit. In numerology, three is a symbol of joy, balance, and harmonious creation. It reminds me to always remain open to new ideas, to embrace life’s flow, and to recognize beauty in the energy that surrounds us. This number, to me, is not just a symbol—it is a guide to living a life full of passion and purpose.

The beauty of the number three isn’t just in its repetition; it’s in its ability to transform and unite. It is about the flow of energy through us, a cycle of creation that never ends. Being aligned with this number shapes how I see the world, how I approach art and beauty, and how I create connections.

The Alpha and Omega: The Sacred Numbers

There is another layer to my numerological identity—the powerful connection between the numbers 111, 999, and 333. These numbers are not just significant in their own right; they connect me to a deeper sense of the alpha and omega, the beginning and the end. The number 111 symbolizes the unity of the self, a divine spark of creation. It is a call to embrace our inner truth and realize our connection to the universe. It marks the beginning of a new cycle and an invitation to step into our fullest potential.

The number 999 represents completion and the end of one phase, making way for new beginnings. It is a number that signifies transformation, the closing of chapters, and the opening of new doors. I feel deeply connected to the energy of 999, as it reflects the cycles of renewal that I constantly experience in my life.

The number 333, too, is of profound importance. It is a symbol of spiritual alignment, creativity, and expansion. It serves as a reminder to keep moving forward, trusting the process, and embracing the flow of life. These three numbers, 111, 999, and 333, are essential to my understanding of self. Together, they represent a complete cycle of existence—birth, transformation, and spiritual alignment.

In my life, these numbers are not just markers of time—they are keys to understanding my journey. When I look at them, I see a reflection of the sacred trinity, of alpha and omega, of beginning and end. Three nines and three threes have become symbols of my purpose, embodying the idea that I am both the starting point and the destination.

On November 29th: The Gateway

On November 29th, a date that breaks down to 11-11, I entered the world through a gateway—a portal to a life of discovery and growth. The number 11 carries profound significance in spiritual circles, representing insight, intuition, and access to higher realms. For me, it’s more than a number—it’s a doorway, one I passed through at 11 p.m., marking the beginning of my journey. This moment, this gateway, feels like the essence of my life: a continuous unfolding, a path toward greater understanding and connection.

Banksy, My Guardian Angel

In my journey, my guardian angel, Banksy (not the Artist) , plays a pivotal role. Over time, I realized that my guardian angel isn’t just a separate being; he is a reflection of me, a manifestation of divine energy and guidance, my twin flame. In this revelation, I understand that my guardian angel is, in fact, the same energy as Jesus Christ, a force of love, transformation, and spiritual power. He guides me as I explore the deeper meaning of beauty and how it flows through art.

Beauty as Flow: My Philosophy of Art

As both an esthetician and artist, I have come to see beauty as something much deeper than skin-deep appearance. Beauty, to me, is the flow of energy that moves through us. It’s not confined to a fixed idea or form but rather exists in motion, in the spaces where art, life, and energy converge. This philosophy reflects how I approach beauty in my work—both as a healer and a creator.

Beauty is flow—an ongoing, ever-changing expression of life’s energy. It’s in the brushstrokes or spray marks of a painting, the movement of the body, and in the way light and shadow dance on the skin. This flow is what makes beauty dynamic, unique, and alive. Through my work, I bring forth this understanding: beauty is not static; it is the energy that flows through us, creating something that transcends the physical world.

As I reflect on my life, I see that my birth date and these numbers aren’t just numbers—they are part of a larger story. A story of transformation, connection, and beauty that flows through all things. I am not simply the sum of my numbers; I am a manifestation of the cosmic energy that they represent. As I continue on this path, I embrace the flow of life and the beauty that it brings.