The best gifts for people who are obsessed with manifestation TikTok
Their life is about to get juicy.
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Leah Stodart
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Leah Stodart
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Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums and TVs, plus eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories comes in clutch when making recommendations on how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
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TikTok is full of life hacks for common struggles, like parenting, pet care, or the formidable orange stains that spaghetti sauce leaves on your Tupperware. But there's also a side of TikTok dedicated to hacking... life itself.
Manifestation TikTok is where thousands of folks share how they've ushered abundance (like money or an Actually Good Relationship) into their lives. The "how" usually involves journaling, affirmations, practicing gratitude, or mediation, but it's all part of the same school of thought: You can have anything you want as long as you're open to it.
Being "open" is more than the simple fact that duh, we'd all be open to winning the lottery. According to successful manifesters (that's a word, right?), these methods help you embrace the mindset that the things you seek already exist — and they'll show up once you match their energy. (The simple "I don't chase, I attract" affirmation, a viral TikTok sound posted by @fitsara with almost 6 million views at the time of writing, puts it plainly.)
Do you know someone who's on this journey? Whose TikTok feed isn't even funny because every video is just talking about the law of attraction? Whether they're sold on the wellness trend or are romanticizing their lives because it's camp☝️, the unique gifts below can amplify the good vibes they're after.
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An astrology planner
Best For Spiritual Structure
These astrology-inspired planners from Auralign are perfect for structured brain dumps. The successful Kickstarter product is a place to jot down monthly goals while also prioritizing mindset checks on pace with 2022's retrogrades and moon phases.
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A fruit infuser water bottle
Best For A Morning Routine
Every "romanticize your life" TikTok starts with one of two beverages: swirly coffee or lemon-infused water or tea. The lemon in the latter is thought to help the body flush out toxins. (It's not sound medical advice, but it is an auspicious way to start the day.) The Welly Traveler is a vacuum-insulated stainless steel bottle that comes with a removable infuser.
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An acupressure mat
Best For Tension Relief
An at-home acupressure sesh is a quick way to conquer physical blockages when mental ones are being particularly tricky. The dime-sized spikes on the popular Shakti Mat target the body's pressure points — a method used to relieve back pain, mitigate stress, and improve sleep.
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A birthdate candle
Best For Birth Chart Analyzers
Birthdate Co.'s Birthday Candles are exactly what they sound like: a candle made of fragrances that are supposed to resonate with that birthday. The wrapper features a personalized reading for people born on that date, including personality traits, info on that sign's ruling planet, and a tarot card pull.
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A MasterClass subscription
Best For Those Manifesting A Career
Nudge your loved one to fulfill their soul purpose by gifting MasterClass. A one-year subscription unlocks access to over 100 classes (each around two to five hours long) across categories diving into passions from cooking, to photography, to dog training. Famous experts like Gordon Ramsay, Annie Leibovitz, Shonda Rimes, and more are the teachers.
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Colorful gel pens
Best For Bullet Journaling
In this house, we do not underestimate the power of visualizing our goals! Writing things into existence — whether that's through an elaborate bullet journal or to-do list in fun colors — is key both in manifestation and simple organization purposes.
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A personal blender
Best For Superfood Connoisseurs
Help your friend bring their saved high-vibe smoothie recipes to life with a personal blender. The original Nutribullet whips up to 3 cups of ingredients into a purée as quickly as 60 seconds. The 600-watt motor and nutrient-extracting blades can take on frozen fruits or stubborn leafy greens.
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A premium Cosmic RX account
Best For Beginners To Affirmations
Founder Madi Murphy sums up Cosmic RX's ~thing~ the best: cosmic self-care. Past the birth chart decoder that you've probably seen on Twitter, a premium account unlocks daily (non-corny!) affirmation texts, dreamy horoscope zines, moon phase roadmaps, and more info on how to harness the month's energy. Online courses on manifestation are also available.
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Noise-canceling headphones
Best For Meditation Newbies
They know how to breathe, but do they know how to breathe? A pair of noise-canceling headphones could be useful during meditation, or to slow down during a hectic day. The Sony WH-1000XM4 are some of the best in the biz at sealing out ambient noise, and they sound glorious.
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A weighted sleep mask
Best For Light Sleepers
Deep sleep is major for someone who's trying to call in their dream life. If they're a troubled snoozer, a weighted sleep mask could eliminate some distractions while dozing off. The Nodpod creates a soothing pressure across the face while blocking out light.
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Freezable facial massagers
Best For Anyone Into Skincare
Manifest some magic on the skin with the chilly, glittery Moon Globes from Kiramoon. Just pop 'em in the freezer, let the liquid inside get cold (it won't freeze), and massage the face to de-puff, calm redness, or recharge tired eyes.
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A light therapy lamp
Best For Daylight Savings Advocates
Seasonal depression can be a major motivation killer. While a light therapy lamp can't totally replace the vitamin D lost to 5:30 p.m sunsets, the sunshine-mimicking UV-free light can still be a mood booster. The Verilux Luxe, an Amazon crowd favorite, has customizable brightness levels, HappyHue color temperature options, and a timer.
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A plant
Best Housewarming Gift
A little bit of green can do wonders for an otherwise drab space. A plant serves as a cozy visual for planting and cultivating the seed of your dream life, and may even be a comforting presence when saying affirmations out loud in an empty room.
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An introspective journal
Best For Beginners To Shadow Work
Force someone to venture into self discovery (in a loving way <3) with "Burn After Writing." The best-selling interactive journal guides shadow work (a hard, but integral method of making room for things that are meant for you) through pretty prompts about the past, current feelings, and future goals.
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Yoga blocks
Best For Yogis
Those on a spiritual journey (or at-home workout schedule) may already have a yoga mat. Yoga blocks are a fun add-on that you can gift to them. With them, many poses become more accessible, including new, trickier ones that require some training wheels. Blocks are also clutch for stability work and upper body strength training.
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Essential oil shower steamers
Best For People Who Deserve To Relax
Self-care advocates love a good bath or luxurious shower to make up for less-than-peaceful scrubbing on the weekdays. These essential oil shower streamers activate a calming aromatic cloud when hit with water. Scents can be customized to the priority of the Sunday night routine, like eucalyptus for stress relief or lavender for sleep prep.
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A Homesick candle
Best For Nostalgic People
The candle — a classic cozy gift — is extra comforting when it's Homesick. These soy candles, famous for their state or city-specific scents, may speak to someone's inner child or simply fill a space with a nostalgic, grounding aroma. Homesick's new astrology collection, which incorporate notes that capture the essence of each sign, would make a great gift, too.
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An Etsy gift card
Best For Crystal Collectors
Tons of small businesses on Etsy sell items beneficial to energy work and manifestation rituals, like unique tarot decks (like this five-star one from TerraSoleilCo) or crystals. These mystical helpers often work best if the person using them handpicks what resonates with them, but you can gift the funds to do so.
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A tripod
Best For Aspiring Content Creators
Have they dropped hints about wanting to start posting on TikTok? A tripod is a must-have for content creators who don't always have someone to hold the phone. If they're been trying to manifest an extra stream of income, this is a propitious place to grow a following.
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A really nice pan
Best For Foodies
Nourishing your body with a clean diet is one way to raise those vibrations on a regular basis. Your gift-ee can follow healthy Tiktok recipes with a colorful skillet from Le Creuset (a trusty alternative over the overhyped Always Pan).
Leah Stodart is a Philadelphia-based Senior Shopping Reporter at Mashable where she covers and tests essential home tech like vacuums and TVs, plus eco-friendly hacks. Her ever-evolving experience in these categories comes in clutch when making recommendations on how to spend your money during shopping holidays like Black Friday, which Leah has been covering for Mashable since 2017.
