Claire Cohen

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“We think manifestation is some sort of magic trick,” argues Claire Cohen. “A way to get what we want without having to put in any real world effort. Placing an order at the universe’s drive-thru and waiting for it to be delivered, because it’s what you’re owed.”

To me, manifestation is the belief that the world owes you something, rather than any comprehension of personal responsibility or effort