Signs: The Secret Language of the Universe

I absolutely love this book. Oh, the profound impact of losing both my parents and being an only child was overwhelming. I felt utterly lost, with no clear direction to seek help, even when my closest friends encouraged me to pursue counseling, I just couldn't. I was at my wit's end, feeling like I was drowning in a sea of despair. I wanted to give up. The stress and depression that engulfed me from 2020 to 2024 were suffocating. I felt like I was fighting a solitary battle, with no one by my side. I cried uncontrollably, lost my appetite, and struggled to maintain my daily routine. Time seemed to stand still. But then, one day, while browsing through my book selection, I stumbled upon this incredible book, and a few others. As I began reading, I felt a weight lift off my shoulders. This book literally saved my life. Reading about others' experiences resonated deeply with me, and I realized I wasn't alone. After finishing the book, my life transformed in the most profound way. I started embracing positivity, distancing myself from toxic ppl at work, and rediscovering the joys of everyday activities. I had forgotten what it meant to truly live. Even reading about Robin Williams, one of my fav. actors, whose passing I deeply mourned, helped me connect with his struggles. I, too, had felt hopeless at times. I'm grateful to God for allowing me to feel my parents' presence during the holidays, especially Thanksgiving. I felt my mom's spirit in the kitchen when I cooked my first Thanksgiving lunch, and the flickering lights, despite being recently replaced, seemed like a gentle reminder of her love. It was a truly comforting experience. My parents had always encouraged me to find solace in books and music, and I'm thankful for that guidance. We even got a dog before my mom passed away in 2023, and as an animal lover, caring for him kept me occupied. Interestingly, he too seems to sense my parents' presence in certain areas, even though he never met my dad. He would often bark at the patio where my dad would sit, smoke, and enjoy his beer. It was as if he was acknowledging my dad's presence. This experience has taught me that even in the darkest moments, there's always hope. We may face numerous challenges in life, but it's essential to learn to navigate them with positivity, even if it means setting boundaries with others to maintain your peace. I had to redefine my circle of friends, prioritizing those who uplifted me, and that's ok. It's not selfish; it's essential for growth and self-care.

I will be 41 years old next month (September), and my 40th birthday year has been a roller coaster ride of epically disastrous proportions. I am within the midst of my mid-life crisis: I was wrongfully fired from the highest paying job of my life (a $100,000 healthcare job, which I can't get anymore because of certification issues) in February of this year (2024), and my mother was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in June. These are two monumental events that would drive anyone into mental illness, and I do have one (bipolar disorder). With my mother having less than a year to live, and the fact that she is my sole source of financial support, this is absolutely devastating for me. I have had very murderous thoughts against my former employer and her primary care doctor. However, this book has given me hope. Here are some examples of what I have been seeing from my loved one(s) to tell me that everything will be ok. It's amazing how they can suddenly appear in times of severe impending crisis using signs... My grandmother's name was Angela Rose. Her mother (my great-grandmother's) first name was Rose. My grandmother passed away in 2014. Looking back on things, I feel like she and/or my great-grandmother were and still are actively involved in pulling some strings behind the scenes. In 2016, my mother and I moved to Pasadena, California (the city of ROSES and home of the ROSE parade). Then in 2020, we moved to ROSEmead. If that's not weird enough, check this out: As a result of my wrongful firing, I am suing my former employer for a LOT of stuff (fraud, misrepresentation, defamation, emotional distress, retaliation). My lawyer is extremely convinced that with the hardcore, clear and convincing evidence we have, the multi-million dollar healthcare company will undoubtedly lose at trial (to be conducted next year, 2025). My grandmother/great-grandmother is behind this. Here are the facts that support this: 1) My lawyer graduated from my grandmother's college, Fairleigh Dickinson University (you don't hear about this college too often) 2) When I asked my lawyer for a medical malpractice lawyer for my mother (yes, I intend on suing her primary doctor after she passes away), he recommended a lawyer by the name of Jennifer ROSE. 3) When my lawyer revealed the names of the company's lawyers, one of their names was ROSE and the other had the word "love" in his last name. "LOVE, ROSE". My lawyer also said that their firm has scheduling and calendaring problems, and they don't make spectacular arguments. So "Love, Rose" means this was a gift for me. I was literally gifted the fact that the company's lawyers are not the sharpest knives in the drawer. On top of that, my lawyer's email that he sent, which revealed the company's lawyers' names, was sent at 11:11. 11:11 !!!! Do you believe this? I'm sure the people at Amazon who approved my review here are stunned. I know I am! So as a result of these divine messages and signs from my relatives, I have no doubt that my court case will be successful and I could easily receive over a million dollars or at least in the high six figures. I am fully confident about this. And since I can't get a job in my healthcare field anymore due to certification problems, I will buy a condo or house in full with my winnings so that I have a stable foundation. Then at that point, I can just work a full-time job at a store or gas station just to pay monthly utilities, bills, and food. I should easily be able to afford all that, especially with the side money I'll have left over and saved up. So what do you think? Are you all believers in an afterlife now? I am! I have no doubt that I will continue to receive messages from my grandmother, great-grandmother, and I'm sure even my mother when she passes. Amidst all this tragedy, there is hope. I feel it. After reading this book, I'm sure you will too.

Signs: The Secret Language of the Universe is a must read for everyone . I was so moved by the stories in this book and started thinking about my own past and immediately related experiences I have had to the author’s message . I also asked for a few of my own signs and got them pretty quickly! At times, I have felt the presence of my loved ones who have passed , and reading this book confirms that my feelings are real. Thank you Laura Lynne Jackson for sharing your gifts with us! I continue to recommend your books and hope that more people tune into the language of our Universe!

It’s very good. I’m learning new things about the spiritual world and our departed loved ones and ways they communicate with us. I left mine on a plane and had to purchase another one.

It was an easy and quick read. I am still trying to decide how I felt about reading it. I would say it's a good, but not great read. Overall, I appreciated the stories of others' experiences with signs. Most of the stories were from the author's volunteer work with families who had a lost a child. The gist is that we have it within ourselves to connect with the other side and can use anything as a sign. The book was mainly anecdotal, not really including much for research or other ideas in this area. I think I will need to reread to let it all sink in, but I do feel the book is missing something.

Great book and I believe every word of it. My mother, gone 15 years, has come back to me often. One recent example, a most treasured necklace went missing. I was devastated and searched everywhere. Months later I found it where I NEVER would have put it. In her dresser drawer in the room she stayed in while living with me. I had not opened that drawer in at least two years. Thanks Mom, for finally giving it back to me!

A great book. Very glad I read it!!! Very helpful.

Excellent book!

Aún no lo leo, pero leí su libro anterior y está buenérrimo. Y con respecto a la entrega de mi libro Signs, llegó un poquito polvoso, con una sacudidita quedó al mil !!! y lo entregaron a tiempo y todo súper bien. Muchas gracias !

I loved this book. It has opened my eyes up.

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I love this book, it has helped me to come to terms with losing my mum. There are many signs and signals that support your loss but you just don’t know it until this book guides you. It has helped me enormously. Thank you

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