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No time to read? Get the main insights from this summary of Laura Lynne Jackson’s Signs: The Secret Language of the Universe in 23 minutes or less.

A few key insights from chapter one:

Your teams of light are on the other side, always working to get you toward your happiness. Teams of light can be thought of as God energy, spirit guides, or guardian angels, and sometimes they are people we knew in previous lives or who died in our current lifetime.
Your teams of light always send you signs, and you are certainly receiving them, but you may not notice them. By learning to be in tune with these signs and spotting them, you begin to notice that guiding spirits are always with you.
Ask for a sign and be open to the possibility of it happening. If you ask for one and are completely doubtful, you might not open up space for your guides to come through.
After giving a talk at a corporate event in California, Laura asked for a sign from the universe that the talk was successful. She asked for a single orange, but when she walked out into the lobby, there were piles of oranges stacked on wooden tables.