manifestation
- noun
- /ˌmænɪfɛˈsteɪʃən/
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- Often, we need to understand the manifestation of love from our spouse and not expect a particular form.
And then at some point the manifestation begins.
- And then at some point the manifestation begins.
- And this is then where I think the manifestation takes place.
- I am The Walking, living, breathing manifestation of favor.
- We all need good vibes, positive energy, positive manifestations, healthy, healthy goals.
- It's one of the most nuanced areas of manifestation of producing the life you want.
- The Secret claims it can cure cancer and poor eyesight with manifestation which is not true.
- It's how we use that that determines what the manifestation looks like.
- The real purpose of a goal is not simply for the manifestation of the goal.
- Is this low to light crystal use for manifestation?
- Like manifestation is real, and the power of the mind is so real.
- And I, I was talking to myself about manifestation again.
Examples
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By visualizing her goals every day, she believes in the manifestation of her dream career.
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The New Moon is a time for setting intentions for conscious manifestation.
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The whole world is a manifestation of His Holy presence.
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We know, the last thing you need is another article about manifestation, but we promise this stuff actually works.
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You need to ask yourself why this manifestation is happening to you right now, in this manner.
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Yes, Kate, your dreams can be a manifestation of your emotions.
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You are the manifestation of innumerable dreams and prayers.
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Now, a lot of your dreams may be manifestations of the things that are causing your anxiety.
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Doubt is one blockage that prevents the manifestation of your desires.
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Meditation is a powerful tool for the manifestation of positive changes in one's life.
Synonyms
Making a plan or idea real
The process of turning an idea into something real or making it seem real
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Manifestation comes from Latin meaning 'made visible', the same root as manifest, which helps to remember the self-help sense. So in this use a manifestation is when a thought or wish is turned into something real — you try to 'make' it visible.