Is Manifestation Considered As A Sin?
Is Manifestation Considered As A Sin?
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No, it is not a sin to manifest. This dilemma occurs because some individuals misunderstand manifestation and believe it to be something it is not.
The process of manifesting anything is simply the act of making something through thought and activity. Everyone, whether they realize it or not, manifests things every day.
For example, if you think about acquiring a new job and then take action toward that objective, you are manifesting a new employment.
Manifestation is neither supernatural or mysterious; it is merely the law of attraction at work. Because like attracts like, anything you focus on will be drawn to you.
Some individuals say that manifestation is a type of selfishness since you are just concerned with what YOU desire. This, however, is not the case. When you materialize something, you are also assisting in the creation of something for others. For example, if you materialize a new job, not only will you receive it, but so will someone else.
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