When I say manifestation is a lifestyle, what really you're moving towards is different experiences

of yourself. I am me. I am lovable. I am worthy. And what would it be like to experience

myself in this reality? The reality is not access to a higher state. The highest state is love and acceptance of the self.

That's what all religion, all spirituality, all meditation, all prayer, even working out.

Like all of that is you trying to access a state that you don't reject yourself.

Hi, hello. Welcome to Mary's Cup of Tea, the self-love podcast for women.

Though all self-lovers are welcome here.

I'm Mary.

I write and speak about self-love and I'm best known for my book, the gift of self-love,

and I also host retreats for women.

And this is the podcast that will inspire you to love yourself.

Oh, my Lanta. This is arguably one of the most powerful conversations we've had about self-worth on this podcast. And we've had many good

ones, but this one is, I feel like especially recently, the podcast conversations have just

reached a new level of depth

and richness and breath. And I really, really hope that you listen to this one all the way through

the end, absorb it, take it in, take notes if you have to, and do not gate keep it because

if you love your friends or the women in your life,

you are going to send them this podcast episode. And if you don't, I'm not judging, but I'm just

going to assume that you don't like them that much because this interview is that good.

Our guest today is Samantha Chung, who is here to talk about why manifestation is actually about self-worth.

Her entire teaching and practice and the way that she expounds on the idea of manifestation

is deeply rooted in self-worth and self-love. In this episode, you'll learn about the surprising

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