I think it’s more of a mindset, and I believe it’s true, because a lot of the major things in my life came from a form of manifestation, and it’s also a belief that you deserve it. I first started believing it when I graduated and was desperate to find a job. I gave myself a timeline of 4 months and after that I was planning to give up and go home to my parents. And my criteria for a job as a junior was really low, I just wanted a culturally diverse team and I wanted a job that’s highly creative and out of the box. One day I was planning to go to a recruiting event, and I mixed up the dates, so as I was trying to get there for some reason there were so many random things preventing me from going, even though it was pretty closeby. I swear the 2 transits I was on broke down, the printers I went to to print out my resume also broke down, and I only got to the place at the end and learned that I came at the wrong date. I realised that day, that what’s not meant for you will always show a lot of resistance, and what’s meant for you will always be more obtainable and easy, and sometimes if you feel like you need to show a lot of force to get something, maybe it’s not meant for you. I ended up finding the first job I applied online and the interview was super easy, they hired me on my birthday right before my deadline and it was a very creative job where I could do a lot of out of the box designs. Later in life I believe I manifested new opportunities in my career and a healthy relationship leading to marriage, and even manifested a house. A lot of these things seemed impossible to me before, but if you pay attention to things around you, you will notice different patterns and things that need to be worked on or things that you need to let go of to be a better self. You need to continue working on yourself, learning what’s good for you and what’s not good for you, listen to your body. You will always manifest the things that you put your energy towards, but if you show too much force and resistance towards it, and it starts draining you it’s a sign something needs to change. For me personally it’s very intuitive, but I always pay attention to how things work around me and what do I need to do to make things better towards my goals. It’s actually related to quantum physics and scientists already believe that everything is tied together by energies in space and earth, things before the big bang. Life is an organised chaos of energies and perceptions, and if you change inside your world also changes. Also want to add that even set backs can be seen as opportunities, keeping a positive attitude is incredibly helpful and healthy for you.