156= 1+5+6= 6+6=12=1+2= 3

Three is a symbol of the Trinity...so maybe you are being told that the Divine is watching you or Angels are near?

I'll look for a site, too

Maiden, Mother and Crone

She says:

156 -- Your determination to positively change your career, finances, home or other earthly matters is a Divinely guided idea.

1 = might, force, vitality, singularity, focus, drive.

5 = creativity, adversity, adventure, rulership, change, restlessness, birth, the father, extended family.

6 = victory, service, diet, health, family karma, children, work, security.

To me, this number sequence equals the start of something new, probably difficult, but involving birth or rebirth, that will lead to a positive outcome if you're willing to work for it.

a feminine aspect of God. This is by way of the Hebrew spelling and the gematria, or number values of the letters.

Also related to that number via gematria is Zion & The Tabernacle

Wow, thanks everyone! You all rock!

It's associated with creativity, too.

1 represents you
5 represents change
6 represents health & service

You may see a change in your health situation, or how you are of service. Maybe both.

and pretty close to things as they are being molded. Thanks SC!

I don't get on here much anymore.

Thanks for validating my intuition. Hope all goes well!

in numerology.

Ahem, it means you will meet a guy (1) and go out with him (5) times. He will ask you (6) times what you would like to do.
After dinner (1) and a stroll (2) you'll climb aboard his yacht (3) and take a nice sail.

Then, you'll take a dip (4), dry off (5) and settle in for the night with a bottle or two of vintage wine (6)

1 + 5 + 6 = 12 1+2 = 3

That means that there will be a third party trying to wedge her way in, like a third wheel.
3 is Mesopotamian for you throwing her overboard at high tide
and living happy ever after = 156.

P.S. 157 is even better.

And you said that I had imagination...????


157...but then you get 13 which = 4.

So really you are saying...four IZ more!

I see what you mean..

We always want more.


But really, now that I've re-examined the numbers...I want more mesopotamian adventures, and to be a wine drinker again!