4 Signs & Omens You're About to Manifest Success, Per Experts
According to expert mystics, astrologers, and manifestors, there are clear signs that indicate you are on your way to achieving your goals. Success is a personal journey, as we all have different aims, checklists, and visualizations of what it means to us. No matter what your personal hopes and dreams may be, when these omens appear in your life, it's a signal that blessings are on their way, thanks to your manifestation efforts.
Do you resonate with any of these omens? Mystic Michaela, author of 'The Book of Signs: 150 Symbols & Other Spiritual Messages from the Other Side', interviewed with Parade, sharing her expertise. According to the mystic-author, these four omens are a sure sign you're on the right track.
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According to Mystic Michaela, "Seeing 1111 is a huge alert from your angel team that you are already on the path to manifesting your goals. Seeing this is a reminder to set an intention, or an inspired thought, and put it out there for the Universe to take with faith that all will come to you in divine timing."
Angel numbers are more than a satisfying number sequence: they always tell a spiritual story. "When you see an increase in these types of numbers, know that something very powerful is happening behind the scenes of the everyday physical world we can get lost in. Seeing any repeated number or numbers throughout your day is a message from the Universe that you are being seen and heard by your spiritual team. Numbers are often a go-to for the heavenly energies to communicate with you, as numeric vibrational frequency is easy to manipulate for spiritual messages," the author concludes.
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If you keep running into a similar animal over and over, chances are, the universe is trying to grab your attention. "Continuously seeing a hummingbird fly by, receiving a card from a loved one with a hummingbird illustration, and then turning on the television just when a nature documentary about hummingbirds is airing isn't a coincidence," Mystic Michaela explains.
"Messages from the Universe often take a symbolic shape in animals, birds, and insects to deliver a strong message. When you are on your path to manifesting your goals, these types of symbols reveal themselves." The author encourages you to keep your mindset consistent and intentions clear, as success is underway. Be sure to do your research on the spiritual meaning of this critter as well - it likely will point out specific clues as to what you're calling in.
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The universe tends to bring healing, hope, and renewal with this omen. "The appearance of feathers randomly in your path, attached to your clothing, or in strange places is a gentle sign from the Universe. The path to manifesting can be uncertain at times, since when you succeed with manifesting, everything tends to change," the author reminds us.
"Oftentimes, feathers appear when you are in need of advice, reassurance, and love during the more turbulent times of this process. Different colored feathers can have various symbolic meanings; black feathers signify protection, while blue feathers remind you to stay grounded. White feathers are often from loved ones or your angels themselves." The path to manifesting success is full of many highs, but it's nice to know the universe has our back during the low points. Release your fears, and watch what will manifest in the space you've cleared.
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"Manifesting means that your physical environment will have to change to reflect your new mindset. People in your life may leave as you grow apart or find closure in relationships that no longer serve you," the mystic informs us.
While outgrowing people may not be fun, it's often a sign that you're ready for further expansion. "A major indicator you are on the path to manifesting your goals is the appearance of new people in your life: friends who reflect your updated mindset, acquaintances who suddenly want to connect you to opportunities you desire, and loving relationships which honor your new outlook on life."
"New relationships symbolize the extension of love for you, which exists in the Universe itself as a result of their support with your fulfillment and success. They are an energy indicator that your intentions are coming to fruition." If you're being pushed to curate a new community by the cosmos, don't decline the call! They may just lead you to your success.
4 Signs & Omens You're About to Manifest Success, Per Experts first appeared on Parade on Jun 20, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 20, 2025, where it first appeared.
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