Meaningful Manifestation: Imagination, Intuition, and Other Spiritual Sh*t

by Alea Lovely

Determine what will bring you true fulfillment, examine your most authentic beliefs, and learn to manifest your dreams by building harmony and understanding with the universe.Meaningful Manifestation addresses the gaps that other manifestation books gloss over. Using the IMAGINE method, a unique manifestation framework developed by author Alea Lovely, this book gives you a complete roadmap to get from where you are to where you want to be—and to enjoy the ride!Learn to fall in love with the life you already have, and by achieving this new, positive perspective, become a better vibrational match to what you truly want.The IMAGINE method will guide you through the following 7 Where are you starting? What do you want? What is the belief challenging what you want? What change needs to happen to get what you want? How do you apply that change to your life? Observing the signs + syncs to help you produce more of What do you do once you have realized your manifestoManifestation is more than just reciting positive affirmations every day. It is building an understanding of your foundation, your purest desires, and reaching out to embrace the life you want with open arms.

208 pages, Paperback

Published November 19, 2024

Reviews

[Zoella · Rating 5 out of 5]

A manifestation book that delivers!

Meaningful Manifestation isn’t your typical ‘just think happy thoughts and a million dollars will appear’ kind of book. Alea Lovely cuts through the fluffy, white-washed woo-woo to deliver a raw, relatable, and grounded approach to manifesting. This is the guide for anyone tired of toxic positivity and ready to manifest in a way that actuallz brings you closer to yourself.
I was quite sceptical at first reading this book, because manifestation is often presented in such a privileged and ableist way. Instead, Meaningful Manifestation offers a fresh take on the art of manifesting by focusing on aligning with your intuition, embracing emotional healing, and creating a life of true purpose. Alea Lovely introduces her powerful IMAGINE method, combining practical steps with spiritual wisdom to help readers connect with their inner desires and manifest authentically. The method asks several in-depth questions which are perfect for anyone seeking a deeper, more intentional approach to creating the life they’ve always dreamed of.
the author also uses funny, heartwarming and mystical story’s to teach it.

I could just listen to Aleas words all the time- so I bought the audiobook right after and started listening to her podcast. I am a fan.

[Jess✧✵ · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a great way to kick off my 2025 reading year! I have been listening to Alea's "Spiritual Shit" podcast for three years now, and it has changed my life, so when I heard she had a book coming out, I was ecstatic. I love the way that this book approaches manifestation with nuance and how it identifies the many disparities in circumstance and access to privilege that can make manifestation easier or harder. I also really enjoyed the deep-dive into life maxims and the focus on how we prioritize those maxims. There was a lot that was valuable about this book, and I think my only reason for not giving the book the full five stars is because I have been such an avid listener of the podcast that many of the stories and principles were things I was familiar with already. I would widely recommend this to people who are interested in spiritual practice and looking to improve their lives.

[Kelsey Brooke Madary · Rating 4 out of 5]

I deeply respect and admire the soul behind this book. It is difficult for me to not automatically give a 5 star rating as an avid follower of hers, but this is my why.

If you are newer to manifestation, this is a spectacular how-to guide that not only shows you where to begin, but demands greater introspection into the purpose behind your pursuits in the first place. This is a valuable part of the process that is often neglected on this topic.

The “IMAGINE” acronym was used to expand on the topic, but I think the magic that is manifestation becomes subdued when forced into these stages—and this is my reservation.

Perhaps I am just not a fan of acronyms. They are so often thrown at us in the field of education as a quick bait word that makes admin look good without understanding the complexities of what actually has to happen in between each letter.

So alright, I am an acronym hater. I also do not think that I was looking for a step by step roadmap to manifestation. I do not know that I believe there is a full-proof, one shoe fits all way to manifest, so the problem here is largely me.

The truth is, Alea herself is fascinating. Her narrative is testimony enough that we have the power to manifest our heart’s desires. The most valuable portions of this book were her own, raw stories. I won’t remember what each letter stands for in “IMAGINE”, but I will remember the pivotal moments in Alea’s life and the energy that hovered in each victory or loss.

To conclude, I wish the book was more an autobiography with each chapter being a focal point in Alea’s life, going in chronological order with major themes on manifestation interwoven. Some themes from “IMAGINE” are essential, but others felt forced just for the sake of a creative acronym. I know this is how her brain works as a creative visionary, and I think some people probably needed that and loved it, but I don’t know that energy is meant to be sequentially dissected. Life, manifestation, it is all one big conundrum.

Should you read this book? Yes.
Will it demand introspection? Certainly.
Will it guarantee you become a successful manifester? That has and always will be up to you.

[Sam Messersmith · Rating 5 out of 5]

I listened to this book on audio, having never dived into this author's work or podcast before. I am completely new to her and now I am hooked! I really loved the way she approached manifestation. Her stories were inspiring, and have changed my perception on why I want certain things in my life. I am re-thinking my own life pillars (or maxims as she calls them) after having read this work.

[Kelsey Williams · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.25

The actual info on manifestation was really interesting and demands introspection. However, I wasn’t a huge fan of the IMAGINE acronym and I thought the book devolved a bit too much into autobiography for me. I am fascinated by the spiritual elements and will likely try out the author’s podcast.

[Michelle Fraley · Rating 3 out of 5]

A solid and inspiring book about manifestation and going after your dreams, despite challenges, fear and failure. If you’re familiar with manifestation or well versed in personal growth literature, you won’t find much new in this book, but the author feels sincere in her goal of inspiring you to chase your dreams and trust yourself!

[Chantal · Rating 4 out of 5]

what a great book to start this year 💗