The Magic of Manifesting: 15 Advanced Techniques To Attract Your Best Life, Even If You Think It's Impossible Now

by Ryuu Shinohara

Why Celebrities Swear by These 15 Powerful Techniques As The Secret to Anything You Want in Life


Do you easily complain or start nagging whenever something isn't going your way?

Do you give fault and make others responsible for your misery?

Are you annoyed looking around seeing others having exactly what you want in life?

Believe it or not, you are the driver of your own life and no one else can steal your seat...if you don't let them.

What if there were straight-forward, easy principles to get everything you want in life?

Maybe you already manifest regularly or you've heard of it, but never tried it. Using manifestation means using the power of your thoughts, feelings or beliefs to bring something into your physical reality.

At first, it sounds abstract, but science has proven, everything is made of energy objects, animals, thoughts, and humans.

There are laws that control how this energy flows and where it goes just as there are laws of gravity and laws of growth. The more you know about these laws the easier it is to navigate the energy you need in the right direction.

No wonder that even stars like Will Smith, Jim Carey, Oprah Winfrey and Lady Gaga swear by manifestation as the secret to their success.

Jim Carrey makes it sound really simple. He says: "As far as I can tell, it's just about letting the universe know what you want and then working towards it while letting go of how it comes to pass."

Yet, there are reasons why some people are better at manifesting than others.

There are a couple of fundamentals you need to understand in order to apply manifestation effectively. Yet, with a little guidance and the right techniques, your best life is waiting for you.

This is only a select sample of what you'll discover in The Magic of Manifestation


Flap or Fab: Why you should care about manifestation more than you think

The scientific secret behind changing your reality
Why you might be manifesting your misery and how to avoid these common mistakes
The smartest and most powerful way to attract anything you want in life
How scientists manipulate your life with one particular weakness that outweighs all of science's strengths (check page 27)

Is everything connected? Essentials about energy, flow, and connection
Why your ego is the enemy and what you can do about it
15 techniques to guarantee your manifestation success story
The #1 mental exercise Olympians and star athletes practice daily to increase their performance
Intention vs. goals: The major difference and which is best to achieve success in life
The biggest money lie revealed (check page 102) and how to create true abundance

Warning Signs that you have a scarcity mindset and how to get rid of it
And much more.

If you think "manifestation" is just another 2020 buzzword, then you haven't heard the success stories of millions of people who made their dreams come true with this one powerful tool.

It goes from 6-year-old Kabir who manifested to become the Malaysian David Copperfield and got invited to perform in The Magic Castle in Hollywood to family father Daniel who manifested his dream house in Maui.

You don't have to be famous to be successful in life. These are average people, with average IQs and the natural power to manifest.

Stop waiting for life to happen to you and start creating your best life right now.

If you want to effortlessly get what you want, scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button.

Genres: Self Help, Spirituality, Personal Development, Nonfiction, Psychology, Audiobook

146 pages, Paperback

Published September 15, 2019

Reviews

[Ursula Johnson · Rating 4 out of 5]

Higher Level Concepts

This is the third book I have read from this author. Having read the others, I personally didn't find this book as helpful as the others. The Manifesting Money book had excellent, practical tips that you could more easily incorporate into daily life. This book's focus is more metaphysical in approach. It features several discussions about the bigger picture including quantum physics. It's still a great book and guide, but I prefer the volumes on money and love, they were more specific. The audiobook narrator is fantastic.

[Rosangela Taylor · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book has better content than the title implies. For the content, I'd rate it 5 stars.

But I was inclined to rate it 3 stars, because:

>> The title looks like a formulaic title for a copyletter or for a lead magnet type of e-book/report;
>> I found several editing issues in the content;
>> In many parts the reading doesn't flow right, maybe because of some weak examples, or the author's voice/style, or the flow itself that seems to lose momentum at times;
>> and having two call-outs asking for a review -- in the very middle of the book! -- is extremely of bad taste. The author practically begs for review right before chapter 5 and again before chapter 9. It's not a thing that a professional author would do in his/her book, is it? It's annoying, too, to slide over two pages of that, twice, interrupting the flow of the reading. Besides, how can we fully evaluate a book and give it an honest review before finishing it?
>> One more thing: the bibliography at the end of the book, actually called "References", is comprised solely of website addresses (mostly blogs) as the sources used by the author; no references from great books. This is not a terrible thing, however, books are much more credible than ordinary blogs, which more often than not happen to present very shallow, incomplete, and biased content.

Anyway, I compromised with a 4-star rate because, despite all that, the author makes many valid points throughout the book. I highlighted many of them and added my own notes, too. Check them out in my Kindle Notes & Highlights, if you want to have a better glimpse of the book's content.

All in all, I admire Ryuu Shinohara for his work. It doesn't matter how many stars one book receives, how many flaws a book has, or how "popular" a book is (many are popular and are not good, anyway); but the dedication, the work, the intention of the author should be taken into consideration. And I'm glad there are people writing and people reading about Universal Love, personal development, inner balance, peace, and acceptance.

I'd not call them "15 Advanced Techniques", but the messages and concepts in this book are mostly spot-on. Even if you know them all, it's a good thing to be reminded of certain mental behaviors now and then. If you know and practice such principles already, you might find nothing new here and feel a little bored reading this book.

If you are new at learning about consciousness/awareness, quantum matters, LOA, and the like, you might find this book quite useful.

[Florence Lavoie · Rating 4 out of 5]

If manifestation has been part of your life already, this book won’t be a revelation but more of a confirmation that you’ve been on the right path using the right techniques. It was inspiring and pretty motivating to lock in for 2026 tho! Good and easy read!

[Lindsay · Rating 2 out of 5]

The concepts of the book were a good idea, before diving into manifesting, you need to know about time and the nature of reality... but it seems to go on and on before really getting to the manifesting stuff. It feels like reading one long text, with subtitles as techniques jumping from one concept to another. A bit all over the place! To me this feels like a first draft of a book. It could use more editing, especially to get those review requests out! Asking for a review in the middle of the book and again right before the last chapters is highly unprofessional.... it really disturbs the reading flow.

Some reviews claim the next books of this series are better and more clear. I will give those an honest try and rate accordingly.

[Giovanni · Rating 5 out of 5]

Full of value! Like the topic

Every time I am fascinated by the books of this author. The theme is one of my favorites and I have to say that I discovered many notions that I was not knowing about it (and I was sure to know everything!!)and that are really important! Highly recommended

[Joanna Hyld · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just wow. This is one of those books you can’t put down and you continuously want to learn more. The author Shinohara truly gives so many beautiful tools to live to your fullest potential. After reading this book you will feel motivated and overall become a more positive human being. If you are new to manifesting, I highly recommend reading this book.

[Hana Alosaimi · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Great book for a better understanding of Manifestation

I really enjoyed reading it ,this book explains manifestation with every detail of it. Steps to manifest what you want

[rem · Rating 4 out of 5]

♡︎♡︎♡︎♡︎4.5

In order to utilize my Kindle Unlimited plan to the last minute, I stumbled upon this book without any expectation. Thx to my lovely friend hrm as she reminded me of manifesting and its power, I couldn’t be more curious to pick it up, and, it turns out to be exactly what I need rn.

The book covers a variety of concepts surrounding different aspects in life, in which I learn so much about the abundance mindset, law of attraction, gratitude, etc. Please read it, as it drastically changes your pov and the way you look at the world, for the better.

[N.J. Gallegos · Rating 5 out of 5]

I'll be honest, I didn't do very well in physics so I get a bit lost with the quantum stuff however...
I found this book to be very interesting and while I was not consciously following these principles as seen in the book, I can see how my life has improved by these tenets. Would highly recommend this book to those interested.

[Michele Ward-moore · Rating 5 out of 5]

Needed

A much needed reminder of things I already knew. This book puts it in perspective and provides exercises to help achieve those goals we all want. Highly recommend. I'm going to refer back to this in times of need and for gentle motivation.

[Rudo Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Manifestation

Great book. I received a lot of positive insight from this book. I would recommend this to anyone interested in learning how to manifest a better life.

[Jamie Bee · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not Quite What I Was Expecting

I read a lot of nonfiction, including what I would call somewhat esoteric and metaphysical books. I like it when the title and the subtitle match the actual contents of the book. This book is clearly meant to be about manifestation, though it did take the author a while to fully get into that, I thought. But I didn't really see a concrete set of 15 different advanced techniques to help with this. I think authors should just be honest about these things. There was much discussion about the nature of reality, although I thought at times that the author chose the wrong words, the close-but-no-cigar types, like when he presented what should have been dualities by context but actually weren't. I didn't feel like this book was focused enough. To me, it felt like it was all over the esoteric map. Not that there aren't a few interesting concepts in here, because there are, but I felt like I had to do a little mining to get there.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

[Steven B. Howard · Rating 3 out of 5]

Having read this four-book series from Shinohara in reverse order, it is obvious to this reader that the author's thinking and writing have vastly improved as he developed this series.

As the first book in the series, The Magic of Manifesting is much shallower and underdeveloped that the others. It now reads as an initial draft as the author pulls together and expands his thinking.

Nevertheless, it is still an interesting treatise, though far from his best work. I suggest reading this one quickly and then moving on to books 2-4 as Shinohara expands the depth and quality of both is thinking and writing.

What this book desperately needs is a solid update by the author into version 2.0. The richness of his writing and thinking is much further along since the publication of this initial manuscript.

[Demetria · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved it!!!

I am new to manifestation. This book was very helpful, information, and encouraging. I feel like I'm headed in the right direction with the knowledge I have received. Thank you.

[Cynthia Ponce · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great read.

I especially liked the part about water forming crystals in a certain way using our thoughts. I will be trying think of positive things in my life and see what happens. You’ll have to read the book to understand what I’m talking about.

[Pavireads · Rating 5 out of 5]

"You may speak with words, but remember, the universe speaks through emotion and intuition."

The Magic of Manifesting is a mind-blowing book that presents 15 advanced techniques to attract what you want. It guides readers through understanding the multifaceted nature of reality, living in the present moment, and aligning with their manifestations to create their best life. The book helps readers synchronize their heart and mind to manifest anything they desire, making it accessible and easy to understand, even for beginners.

This book empowers readers to overcome a scarcity mindset and encourages individuals to focus on creating what they want, rather than dwelling on what they lack.With real-world examples, including practices from celebrities like Will Smith, Jim Carrey, and Oprah Winfrey, the book offers inspiration for making significant changes in your life.

From mastering visualization techniques to understanding the difference between goals and intentions, The Magic of Manifesting is filled with actionable insights that can help you attract happiness, success, and abundance. It’s not just about theory; it provides clear, step-by-step guidance to help readers avoid common pitfalls in manifestation.

If you're feeling stuck, frustrated, or limited by negative thinking, this book will empower you to reclaim control over your thoughts and emotions, giving you the tools to manifest your dreams.

[LuCinda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’ve been returning to the habit of meditation after a long time away and came across this book. I was familiar with the concept of manifesting but this book does a really good job of laying out the thought process behind how to actually see results. He explains the often overlooked aspect of using your thoughts and intentions to evoke action toward the steps to make your vision a reality.

I would recommend this book for anyone looking for a quick read on the topic. For a more in-depth look at the topic I would suggest Wayne Dyer. He has some books that dive deeper into the topic and site actual scientific research to back up thought process (Which I like).

Normally my reviews just stick to my personal feelings on the subject or storyline because I honestly respect anyone who has the ability to write and finish a book. That being said… I need to say that had I started a drinking game while reading this book based on how many times I read the word ‘simple’ or ‘simply’… I would have been drunk before the end of the first chapter. It was a little annoying.

All in all… I’m glad I read the book. I’ll be using some of the techniques the author talks about.

[Priya V Salagundla · Rating 4 out of 5]

I first read Alchemist, Law of Attraction and books related to the same ideology several years ago in my late teens or probably very early 20s. Honestly, those did not impress me at all like they did millions of readers. In fact I found those books and the ideology very shallow, magic bounded and not practical at all. But as I've gotten older and into my mid twenties right now, I have never made as many highlights in a book as I did in this one, not even my college textbooks haha. Everything in this book makes sense now, everything is so relatable to what's going on in this world and in my head.

This book talks about balance, true manifestation and creation, negative energy, gratitude, fulfillment, wealth and abundance, love so many other psychological aspects.

If you're at a point in your life where nothing seems going your way, depressed or simply wanted to know your inner strength and power or tbh if you are none of those things, still give this book a read with an open mind; you will be surprised how much you'll learn about yourself.

This one is definitely going to my collection and will be read multiple times.

[Sally Ahmed · Rating 3 out of 5]

Good reminders but not original

I gave it a 2 then a 3 just to remain on the positive side. The book repeats a lot from other books on the topic & sometimes it is not focused. I appreciate the author trying to share what he knows or maybe did but a book needs to add to the reader not just remind. If you didn't read other books on the topic this might not suffice. One thing I would say this book did for me is to help me be more practical as other manifestation books speak as if visualisation & intentions are magic & need no actions on our part. I like some of the techniques he mentioned like water your intentions everyday.. which I do and it makes me feel super energised.. Thank you Mr. Shinohara but I suggest you rewrite this with more meat less theory & some originality !

[Rogue Blackwood · Rating 5 out of 5]

Simple and to the point with extended techniques

Regardless of being new or a veteran of loa, this book makes some interesting connections. There are multiple gems within!
Well worth the quick read! I'll never stop reading books on this subject as you never know what a different way of explaining something can do to your understanding. Also, as someone who occasionally teaches loa multiple way of explaining it and it's principles come in handy!
I'll be reading the rest of the series for sure!

[Shorombo Mooij · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was hands down the best book I have ever read about spiritual concepts like manifesting.

I'll go even further, this books contains everything you need to know to live a fulfilling life.

And it is just a 3 hour read.

What I also love is that it helps you understand concepts that's people are usually put off by or don't really grasp because they are too abstract.

Everything in this book is practical.

In fact, I am doing a big summer clean up because of this book (read it to understand why)

[Rachma Yuni Andari · Rating 4 out of 5]

Hal-hal yang terlalu itu membuat kita terhempas jauh dari keseimbangan.
Berhenti terlalu serius sepanjang waktu.
Hambatan ada untuk mempertahankan keseimbangan.


Berfokus pada solusi.
Kita adalah sebagai salah satu media pengantar menghadapi kehidupan eksternal, yang bukan tujuan.

Cara hidup yang sebenarnya adalah menuju apa yang kamu mau, secara sadar. dan menerima apa yang ada disekitar

Tugas kita adalah bergerak ke tujuan secara konstan tanpa ada perlawanan pada arus aliran sungai kehidupan.

[Kim Chau · Rating 3 out of 5]

There is nothing called advanced techniques in this. The info could be found on the internet. Just another aspect of how we should view opportunities with positivity.
With the author point of view, I recommend all of us to watch anime or read manga instead. This aspiration is the same spirit well drawn in most favorable animes. Which I love like Fairy Tails, Swan, …
I don’t recommend this for who seek advanced knowledge.

[Shuaronda Loney · Rating 5 out of 5]

Insightful

This book was insightful. I especially like how it defined words such as faith and beliefs, wealth and money; these seem similar but some nuances make them different. The author does an excellent job of defining those differences. I also like how he defines “time”. This book provides practical exercises anyone can do daily. I highly recommend if one is looking to change their life in a positive manner this is the book for you.

[Joyce · Rating 1 out of 5]

I had to stop reading this book, which is something I rarely do unless a book is so horrible that I really can't face picking it up to continue. I had high hopes for this book because my daughter is so into manifesting as a technique to improve life; however, the author's explanations are incredibly opaque and just mumbo-jumbo. I am still interested, but I need to find a book where the author really gives explanations and instructions.

[siri loveline · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you

This book was so eye opening.I am conscious now that a lot of things come my way for a reason.this book is a clear example.it has helped shade light to most of the stuff I was struggling with while visualizing.It has also openings my mind to stuff that I didn't know it i had an inkling of but could not explain to anyone else or my conscious mind.Thank you so much for this beautiful work
Siri Loveline

[Meredith Dale · Rating 5 out of 5]

Life changing read

I read this book to learn how to effortlessly manifest money in my life (who doesn’t want that?)
But this book has instead changed my complete way of thinking about physical reality and my existence.
I highlighted over half the book!
If you want a read that will challenge and improve every thought you’ve ever had about manifesting your best left, this is the book.

[Dezmond Rozek · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was a much easier read in comparison to The Power of Now, although they shouldn’t be compared. This books details in simple meanings behind the information presented and gives simple instructions on how to use it. It was very practical to current times and I don’t think it will ever be an outdated read for the future. For a newbie to reading and manifestation, I really enjoyed this book!

[Val]

Amazing Motivational Book

This is absolutely an amazing book about natural laws of attracting wealth and aligning ourselves with the abundance of the universe.

I really love the analogy of the Chef’s lottery ticket, it completely depicted the true subjective nature of value as it relates to money.

[Jennifer Kohlstrom · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was actually kind of eye-opening on certain things for me personally and I've realized more things about myself that I never really thought about in the way this book has you think about things, if that makes sense. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who has even a slight interest in manifestation!