What started as a quiet moment of gratitude and an Instagram scroll quickly turned into a front-row seat to a dream come true for Dr. Rose Moten, a Detroit-based psychologist and sound healing practitioner.
In a video that’s now gaining viral momentum on Instagram, Dr. Moten shared her story of what she calls “an overnight manifestation in motion.”
“I’ve been ending my prayers lately by saying, ‘God, show me how good life can get,’” she explained in the heartfelt video. “It’s not a plea—it’s a declaration.”
The story unfolded last week after she casually scrolled past a post by comedian Dion Cole, who had just attended Othello on Broadway—starring none other than Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal. Moten admitted she had been wanting to see the show for months but had no immediate plans to make it to New York.
The very next morning, she says she received a text from a friend, Madeline, offering her an extra ticket to that exact performance.
“She said, ‘I’m in New York and I have an extra ticket to Othello this Sunday. Can you make it?’” Moten recounted. “I’m in New York, y’all.”
The Broadway run of Othello, featuring two powerhouse actors, has been a major cultural event, making this spontaneous opportunity even more extraordinary.
More than just a feel-good story, Moten’s video struck a chord with viewers for its message on alignment, trust, and spiritual openness.
“When you don’t just pray out of desperation, but out of invitation… the universe doesn’t whisper—it shouts,” she said. “That’s not coincidence, that’s co-creation.”
Dr. Moten, known for blending clinical psychology with holistic wellness, reminded her followers to make space for joy—and to stop shrinking their desires:
“Don’t be afraid to ask for the good, y’all.”
In a world often driven by hustle and hardship, her message is a timely reminder that small spiritual shifts can spark extraordinary results.
