Divinity Daily

       Family picture of my mom, brother and me to put a face to the blog. :)      As the semester comes to a close, this will be my final post on this blog. First, I want to thank everyone who took the time to read Divinity Daily, even if it was just one post! I have enjoyed creating this blog, sharing my journey, and furthering my knowledge more than I can even put into words. I never expected making a weekly post on a school blog to be so important for me, but I genuinely believe through sharing these parts of my life I have strengthened my connection to the divine and to myself. Although, this is the end for this blog, this will not be the end for my journey. I feel deeply inspired to continue writing about the angels and sharing my own experiences. As a result, I have started to share some of my work on my Instagram as well as my Tiktok, both of which are called Godsgroupie. If you are interested in following along, feel free to check those out. I...

       The Empyrean, Dante's The Divine Comedy, by Gustave Dore      While I love sharing everything I know about the divine, I wanted to include additional help so that you may continue your journey. Below is a list of resources, most of which I used to cross reference everything I spoke about on this blog. Additionally, some must be purchased but many of these are free, so happy learning! Books: 1. The Encyclopedia of Angels by Rosemary Ellen Guiley This is a wonderful book when wanting to understand specific terminology and background of the angels. Each page is packed full of valuable information, photographs, and references that can be easily understood. This would be a great read for someone curious about the divine who does not yet feel comfortable committing to the practice.  2. The Angel Bible by Hazel Raven This is essentially a pocket guide to everything you have ever wanted to know about angels. The book explains what angels are, offer...

       "Your truth is your path." -Kyle Gray     In order to understand angel numbers, I wanted to give some background as to why they are used so often to communicate with humans. For millenniums, numbers have been considered a way of understanding the universe. For instance, the ancient Greek philosopher Pythagoras believed that numbers held vibrations that correspond to musical notes! As a result, he created the first system of Numerology, and his teachings are still used by modern day numerologists. With that being said, the key difference between numerology is that it must be calculated while angel numbers are a result of divine inspiration.  Below I have created a list of meanings behind each number, but it is important to remember that this is meant to act as a guide, because there are an infinite amount of numbers to interpret. Additionally, if you repeatedly see a number that is several digits long it is best to break it down in...

     "Angels are the heartbeats of God" - Kyle Gray       Once you open yourself up to communicate with the angels, they will likely respond by sending signs that can be difficult to interpret without prior knowledge. As a result, I have created a list of the most common messages the divine sends to our world. Natural World Angels love sending messengers like animals and insects to remind us that they are near. This can manifest through repeatedly seeing the same creatures, seeing them in large groups, or having them become very drawn to you.  For instance, I have been seeing crows appear around me for weeks. It started with two cawing in the tree outside my house, then I went to work and there was one perched on the beam of the parking garage, finally I went for a walk in the park and there was an entire flock circling above me! Because this occurred several times, across multiple different settings, and with various birds I knew to interpret it...