The Magic of Manifesting Money: 15 Advanced Manifestation Techniques to Attract Wealth, Success, and Abundance Without Hard Work (Law of Attraction)

I have read a few different, excellent books about manifestation and the Law of Attraction, and many of the ideas in those books are represented here, BUT, this book really breaks down the "why" and "how" of it in very simple, practical, BELIEVABLE terms. It also provided insight as to why some of the techniques I have tried weren't working and why and gave the insight as to how to practice them "correctly". One of the best books I've read and written in a very straightforward manner.

This book is extremely helpful in not only understanding manifestation but learning to become a better version of yourself in a light and playful way.

I've read many books about manifestation and still managed to learn many things from this book. Love the author's writing & his/her way of explaining things--for some reason some concept that I've read before from other places just clicked by reading this book. Will be re-reading this book multiple times to make sure I fully get everything. Can't wait for all my desires to come true. And bc I love this book so much, I recommended it to my friends and just bought another book in this series!

"The Magic of Manifesting Money: 15 Advanced Manifestation Techniques to Attract Wealth Success, and Abundance Without Hard Work" by Ryuu Shinohara is a must-read for anyone who desires to supercharge his/her ability to do just that!The author demonstrates conclusively that "common sense" is very uncommon, and that "doing what comes naturally" in order to take yourself to the next level is today an almost unknown art. Shinohara's quick read, easily assimilated concepts should go a long way to change this - to the great benefit of readers who reflect upon, then activate these touchstones into their own daily being.A few examples:The power of taking action through inspiration rather than through effort. If your goal- in this case, attracting wealth - is (pursued) because it comes from your heart's desire, rather than being seen as by way of another job (hard work), not only is it more likely to become manifest, but you will be closely aligned energetically and emotionally with that outcome.Shinohara writes that "The path of least resistance is the path guided by your inner being", (but it can be)"uncomfortable and strange because it goes against all the conditioned thoughts you have about who you are and how the world is supposed to be." Our conditioning - clear back to ages 1-7 when most of our templates have been imprinted from parents and society - work against us if we try to work this out via external influences.Listen to your heart, raise your frequencies by relaxing and expressing gratitude for the path you're traveling, and after you've worked out where you intend to - stand back and let the Universe provide you that which you so richly deserve!And you get the details of what this "new you" will look like by following the Author's suggestions in creating "Your perfect day". Writing down the details. Visualizing it. Being Grateful. Feeling (genuinely) deserving. "Pick it up every morning, be present, and give it a quick read to remind you of your purpose and vision of what you want to experience and who you want to become."You must expect this outcome to take place, because as Shinohara so trenchantly states it, "expecting your desires to come true is an act of faith." And this expectation will be an important habit that enables you to get there!On a personal note, I remember some years ago, at the depth of the housing bust in the U.S. placing a bid - and putting money down - on a very nice home that I knew was massively undervalued and that would have been a very good purchase. But as I walked through it, I experienced a very strong sense that I did not deserve such a home. This feeling, which I've not had since, must have sprung from some deep well-spring of lack I had felt in my past. For other reasons, I ended up not buying that home, but it was very disquieting (and difficult for me to understand) why I was feeling that way.Had "The Art of Manifesting Money" been available for me to read and act upon before then, I'm certain I would not have experienced such emotional discord. Shinohara clearly and completely lays out a plan which can and will enable you to avoid anything like this in your own life!

What I appreciate most about this book are the new tips that even seasoned law of attraction practitioners might not have tried before. I especially liked the appreciation meditation and have already noticed a shift in my perspective and emotions related to financial abundance. This book also offers new ways to build awareness of your perspective on money. The ideas here are thought-provoking and definitely worth experimenting with. I struggled with the introduction and other teaching sections of the book. The author seemed to make large interpretive leaps from quantum physics concepts to manifestation. I don't disagree with the information offered, it was just hard to follow the author's line of thinking at times. I also found it a little strange that the author cited a handful of scientific studies but not the original sources for concepts like Inner Being or the emotional scale. It would be helpful for readers, especially beginners, to know there is SO MUCH MORE to these concepts than the brief introductory passage on them and to be pointed toward those teachers. I've studied Abraham-Hicks and other law of attraction teachers for a few years now and found myself confused and re-reading passages at many points. I imagine that might be the case for someone completely new to it. That being said, the tips themselves were easy to understand and implement, and I walked away from this book with plenty of new ideas.