What are Master Numbers? 

Master numbers are formed by timesing 11 by the next number up from one to four. For example, 11×2= 22, 11×3= 33, 11×4=44. Therefore, 11, 22, 33, and 44 make up the four master numbers.    Thus, the belief is that Master numbers have more “potential and to transmit more power than other numbers” because they are duplicates of the first four numbers.   Interestingly, add all the Master numbers together, and you get 110. But reduce 110 to a lower domination, and you return to master number 2/11.    Eye Catching Master numbers are interchangeably called “repetitive numbers.” When three or more digits are present, they are repetitive/ angel numbers. However, there…