About
Who writes this
Andrey Tadevosyan. One person, writing under his own name, accountable for every claim on the site — which is the only reason the grading system means anything.
Why this exists
Most writing about manifestation falls into one of two camps, and both are useless if you actually want to know whether it works. One sells it without examining it. The other dismisses it without reading the research — which is how you end up throwing out the parts that are well-evidenced and genuinely change lives, along with the parts that are faith.
The honest position is that manifestation is not one claim. It is four stacked on top of each other, and they are not equally true. Three are ordinary and well documented. One is faith. Almost every argument about the topic is two people pointing at the same word and meaning different tiers.
How claims are handled here
Every load-bearing claim is graded and cited
The sources page lists each one with its evidence tier and the paper behind it, including the claims that were downgraded and the ones that never made it onto the site at all.
Citations are machine-verified
Every reference is resolved against Crossref and checked field by field — title, authors, year — before publication. A citation that cannot be resolved fails the build. Plausible-looking references are exactly what a reader cannot check, so they are not allowed through.
Faith is labelled faith
Where a claim has no mechanism and no evidence, it is named as faith rather than dressed up or sneered at. Believing something unproven is a legitimate thing for a person to do. Presenting it as established is not.
Corrections are made in public
If something here is wrong, it gets fixed in the page and the change is described rather than quietly absorbed. Reporting an error is the most useful thing you can send to the contact address.
What is deliberately not here
No readings. No predictions. No claim to know what will happen to you. Nothing on this site is medical, psychological, financial or legal advice, and where a topic touches those — money in particular — the limits are stated on the page rather than buried in a footer.
The app does not score you either. It reports counts and means against the sentence you wrote on day zero, and there is no column in its database where a judgement about your month could be stored. That is a structural decision, not a stylistic one.
The book
The long-form version of the argument is GROUNDED: How to Manifest Without Lying to Yourself — 251 pages, same author, same standard. The essays here are free and always will be.
Contact
atad87@gmail.com — read by the person who wrote this. More detail on the contact page.