What is manifesting?
The act of manifesting either has a ton of complicated rules or is whatever
you want it to be, depending on who you ask. One popular TikTok claims that by
simply coming across it, you’ve already manifested the video and that in fact,
you’ve unconsciously manifested everything that has ever happened in your life
(she quickly clarified in the comments that “nobody manifests their trauma”).
Some say that there’s no “right” way to manifest while others claim it won’t
work if you don’t “connect to the spiritual world” first. “Scripting” can
either mean writing down your desire or writing down your desire precisely 33
times for three days and then finishing it with “all these manifests and
better,” just in case the universe decides to send even more than what you
asked for.
Revealing can also be surprisingly mathematical. There are special numbers
attached to it – 1111 and 444 are “angel numbers” sent from the universe – as
well as special word frequencies for expressing certain desires (528 Hz is the
“frequency of love”). There are exposed-adjacent emojis (the amulet of sight,
which is believed in the folklore of many cultures to protect against the evil
eye, a favorite) and instructions on how to create your own seagull, a
personal motif often used in witchcraft. The whole thing can sometimes feel
vaguely Christian (angels for one), and demonic for others (such as
witchcraft).
