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Beautiful Letter "S"

This evening I was driving home from the Post office in Wheaton, MD.  I stopped at a red light at the intersection of Reedie Drive and Georgia Avenue.  I looked up at the sky and could not believe what I was looking at.  As clear as could be, the sky was cloudy and in the middle of it was an illuminated “S”.   I blinked and refocused, it was still there bold and clear.  I snapped two photos of it but only one saved to my phone.  I felt inspired by it.  My research pulled up that the letter S represents inspiration.  It is the 19th letter of the alphabet.  The numbers1 and 9 represent new beginnings and endings; taking and giving in the sense of compromise--divine order comes forth when the common good is worked for and conflict is resolved; progressing by understanding ourselves and learning from our past experiences. 

Self-Acceptance is a great lesson from the number 19.  Funny, S the 19th letter of the alphabet yielding important lessons of Self-Acceptance and inner peace.  When you determine to erase your past mistakes, you can  “develop [your] their true Spiritual character with unshakable faith and a philosophy that will sustain [you] them.”

This event moved me today.  Who, doesn’t need a little inspiration, success, and spiritual uplift?  If it lifted my spirit, it could do the same for all the residents of Wheaton, MD, Montgomery County, and all of the DC-VA-MD area. 

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I have attached the photo.  It was taken at 4:57 pm on 3/7/2014 at the intersection of Reedie Drive and Georgia Avenue.

Links to articles I read on the number 19:

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Grace Allen

Resident of Wheaton, MD








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