Manifestor
/ˈmænɪˌfɛstər/noun
One who brings something into existence or reality, often through focused intention or will.
Did you know?The concept of manifestation has roots in hermeticism, where the act of bringing thoughts into reality is seen as a divine power.
Etymological Timeline
Latin
Latin
manifestus
“Clear, evident, or made visible.”
Medieval Latin
Medieval Latin
manifestare
“To make obvious or reveal.”
Late 14th Century
Middle English
manifesten
“To make clear or demonstrate.”
16th Century
English
manifest
“To show, reveal, or make public.”
20th Century
English
manifestor
“A person who brings thoughts or desires into reality through intention.”
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