Chi Manifestation Mantra review

A short daily mantra practice aimed at shifting how you think and feel about money.

Category Spirituality, New Age & Alternative Beliefs

By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-10-04.

Is it worth it?

If you're reading this, money is probably the thing sitting on your chest at night. Bills you're juggling, a job that doesn't move, a feeling that other people got a manual you never received. That's who this is written for, and the page knows it. It promises an ancient Chinese energy that turns your mind into a money magnet almost overnight, name drops Richard Branson, and tells you about a woman who manifested a beach house and a Mercedes in two weeks. Those are the seller's claims, and none of them come with anything you could check. Treat them as advertising and set them aside. What's left is a daily mantra practice, and that isn't nothing. Sitting with a short repeated phrase every morning does tend to make people calmer, more deliberate, less frantic about money, and a bit more willing to act. If you come away feeling steadier and clearer about what you want, at a low digital price, that's a fair trade. Just buy it as a mindset habit, not as a plan for $62,000. The honest catch is that the page won't tell you the price, the format, the length, or how long the practice takes each day until you're already at checkout. Go in knowing you're paying partly to find out.

Pros

Simple daily practice, no equipment or study
Low one off digital price, no recurring billing
Can genuinely steady your headspace about money
Instant access, nothing to wait for in the post

Cons

Wealth and overnight results claims come with no evidence at all
Page never states price, format, length or daily time needed
Testimonials are unverifiable and the Branson mention is unsupported