There is a show on Netflix by the name of this. Lots of people using this word. And I just read

somewhere that you can be a manifest coach. Let's talk about this idea of manifesting something.

Is it harmless? Is it dangerous? Is it a sin? What's all the hype about it? And what is

manifesting really mean? Going to talk all about it today.

Welcome to Lisa Unfiltered on the Jesus Over Everything show where I say what I mean, I mean what I say.

And in every conversation, I pray to keep Jesus at the center.

Here we go.

So let's dive right in, a lot to talk about today. First, let's start with a definition. This is a secular definition of manifestation. A manifestation is something theoretical made real.

Manifestations origins are in religion and spirituality because if something spiritual becomes real, it is said to be a manifestation.

Okay. Not super clear exactly what we're talking about, right? All we know is we see this word floating around a ton. I manifested that.

Going to manifest that family I always dreamed of. That vacation I want. I'm going to manifest that family I always dreamed of, that vacation I want, going to manifest

that by working hard.

I've seen all of that said on social media.

And basically what people are saying is, I'm going to make this happen for myself, right?

Whatever I want to have happen, I just have to do ABC, manifest it, or even like think about it hard

enough, that power of positive speech, and it's going to happen. And then you have plenty of coaches

who'll help you do just that. You can hire a manifest coach, and for that nice fee, they're going to

help you, or you can Google it. I even Googled how can I start

manifesting. Here's what Google told me. First of all, you make a vision board. Second, you start journaling.

Three, say positive affirmations. Good to know. Four, consider your dreams before bed.

Five, go outside the box.

Six, surround yourself with positivity.

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