Manifest the life you want.
Where attention goes, energy flows.
All Is Mind gives you a clear vision and daily affirmations to get there: a short film of you living that life, a guided meditation, and affirmation audios in your own voice. Just a few minutes a day.
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Everything begins as a thought
Before anything was created, it was first a thought. The home you live in, the chair you sit on, every business and every journey began as an idea in someone's mind.
That thought grew into a clearer, more detailed picture. It was nurtured with awareness and attention, day after day. And, as the old teachings put it, the universe conspired with the energy of that thought until it took form in the world.
That is where our name comes from. "The All is Mind" is the first principle of The Kybalion (1908): your life takes shape first in your mind, in what you picture, feel and give your attention to. All Is Mind helps you do that on purpose, every day.
Where attention goes, energy flows
What you look at every day, you start to notice, plan for and act on. Most of us know what we want, but we rarely keep it in front of us. Goals written once in January are forgotten by March.
All Is Mind keeps your attention on the life you want, every day: you see it in your film, hear it in your own voice, and feel it in your meditation. It is the same idea as mental rehearsal, which athletes and performers have used for decades: picture the result in detail, feel it, and practise it often.
That is what manifesting means here: a clear vision, held every day, until your choices start to follow it. You don't need to believe anything special. You only need a few minutes a day.
- It isa set of personal tools made from your own goals: a film, a meditation, two audio tracks and short lessons.
- It isa habit tracker that shows your streak and your progress.
- It is notmagic or a religion. You still take the steps; the app keeps your attention on them.
- It is nottherapy or medical advice.
Watch it as a memory
Your film is not a wish about someday. Watch it as a memory: a moment from a future that already is.
Notice how it feels to have it, not to want it: the calm of your home, the ease in your body, the people beside you.
That shift, from wanting to remembering, is the heart of the practice. Feel it as done. Then let it go, and give the outcome no importance.
Ease, not effort
Resistance gets in the way of resonance. When you push, you fall out of tune with what you are picturing.
Resistance can show up as:
- Holding on too tight: a tense body, a high-strung mind, practising out of pressure instead of calm.
- Forcing your affirmations: repeating words you are trying to believe, instead of feeling them as true.
- Watching for the outcome: checking every day whether it has happened yet.
The practice is the opposite: relax, picture it, feel it as done, then let it go. Ease lets it resonate.
How it works
Start today in a few minutes. Add the next step on another day, at your own pace. Each one takes only a few minutes, and the app reminds you what comes next.
1. Write your vision
Answer a few simple questions, area by area: health, home, love, family, purpose, money, spirit. First note where you are today, then picture where you want to be. The app helps you turn each answer into one clear line, like "I wake up rested in our home by the sea." Start with one area if you like. A few minutes today.
2. Add a few selfies
The app places you in a scene for each area and makes a short film of you living that life. See your first scene free before you pay anything. A few minutes, when you are ready.
3. Record your lines
Read your lines aloud once. The app cleans the recording and turns it into a daytime track and a night track, with music. A few minutes, when you are ready.
4. Use it daily
Watch your film, play your meditation or a track, or listen to one short lesson. Any one of them counts toward your streak. A few minutes a day.
What you get
Everything is made from your own words and your own face, and it is ready on your phone or computer.
Your film
A short film of you, living the life you described
One scene for each area of your life, with you in it, gentle camera movement, your lines on screen and calm music. Don't like a scene? Ask for it to be made again. A phone version is included.
Your meditation
A guided meditation through your own scenes
A calm voice helps you relax, then walks you through each of your scenes. Choose 15, 20 or 30 minutes and the music. You read and approve every word before it is recorded.
Your audios
Two affirmation tracks in your own voice
A daytime track to play whenever you want a reminder, and a night track to fall asleep to, with a sleep timer. Soft music and an optional binaural beat for headphones.
The Keys
49 short spoken lessons, about 6 minutes each
Learn why the practice works and how to do it well, one small idea a day, each with a short exercise. See what you learn.
Your journal
A private journal for what you feel and what shows up
A few lines a day: how you feel, the results you notice, and the coincidences and synchronicities along the way. Writing something down helps fix it in your mind. Putting an idea into your own words makes it clearer and easier to remember, and keeps it in front of you. Over the weeks, your journal becomes a record of how much is changing, which is easy to forget otherwise. It is private: only you can read it.
Today's practice
Open the app and it suggests what to do now, based on the time of day: your film in the morning, a lesson in the afternoon, your night track at bedtime.
Your streak
See how many days in a row you have practised, your longest run and your last four weeks at a glance, with milestones along the way.
Your library
Change your vision whenever your life changes. Every earlier version of your vision, film and audio is kept, so you can see how far you have come.
The Keys: learn it, one short lesson a day
The tools show you your goals. The Keys teach you how to use them well. Each lesson is a short audio of about 6 minutes in three parts: one idea, explained simply with an everyday example; one exercise to do right away; and one sentence to carry through your day.
Every exercise comes in two versions: eyes closed, for a quiet moment, or eyes open, wherever you are. Listen in any order, at your own pace.
8 lessons · open from day one
Feelings to practise
Gratitude, love, abundance, health, peace, joy, confidence and forgiveness. What each feeling is, where you notice it in your body, and how to make it stronger on purpose.
7 lessons · open from day one
The seven principles
Seven simple ideas about how thought, habit and cause and effect shape your days, from The Kybalion (1908), with a practical use for each one.
12 lessons · opens at 5 keys
The Master Key System
Charles Haanel's 1912 course on focus, calm and clear mental pictures, in twelve plain-English lessons: concentration, the quiet daily sit, picturing in detail, and acting on what you picture.
7 lessons · opens at 12 keys
The game of life
Florence Scovel Shinn's 1925 rules for everyday life: the power of your words, preparing for what you ask for, facing fear, and letting go of resentment.
8 lessons · opens at 20 keys
Living in the end
How to use your imagination well: picture the result as already done, feel it, replay a hard day the way you wish it had gone, and keep going until it feels natural.
7 lessons · opens at 30 keys
The practice of creating
Everything together in seven steps you can use for life: decide, picture, feel, act, let go, notice what shows up, and give thanks. Each one uses your own film, lines and meditation.
Keys and the 40-Key Challenge
Finish a lesson to earn its key. New paths open as you earn keys, so you learn in a sensible order. Earn 40 keys to complete the challenge and get your certificate.
Quick recall questions
One question after each lesson helps the idea stick. Right answers earn bonus points; finished paths earn badges.
Apprentice, Fellow, Master
Your rank grows with what you learn and how often you practise. Fellow at 20 keys and 21 practice days; Master at 40 keys and 66 practice days. A rank is never lost.
Pricing
Once you're in, write your vision and see your first scene for free. Then try everything free for 7 days. Cancel before the trial ends and you pay nothing. During the beta, invited members use everything free.
All Is Mind
7 days free
- Your vision film, with a new film every 3 months
- Your guided meditation, 15, 20 or 30 minutes
- Night and daytime tracks in your own voice
- All 49 lessons, the 40-Key Challenge, your streak and rank
Founders
Lifetime access
- Everything in All Is Mind, for life
- No monthly or yearly payments
- First 500 members only
Prices in US dollars. Cancel any time.
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Questions
Do I have to believe in anything?
No. The practice is concrete: you picture your goals, hear them in your own voice and repeat that daily. The lessons explain where the ideas come from, but nothing asks you to accept a belief.
Does it promise results?
No. It helps you keep your goals clear and in front of you every day. What you do with that clarity is up to you.
What you may begin to notice are coincidences and synchronicities: the right person, an idea or an opportunity that seems to arrive at just the right moment. When your attention is set on what you want, you start to see openings you might otherwise have missed. The practice helps you notice them and act on them; there is even a lesson on it, "Notice what shows up".
Is there any science behind this?
Some of it is well studied, and some is still debated, so here is which is which. Mentally rehearsing something in detail is widely used in sport and music training, and keeping a goal in mind makes you more likely to notice chances and act on them.
The cell biologist Bruce Lipton goes further: in The Biology of Belief he argues that our perceptions and beliefs influence how our cells and genes behave, through what scientists call epigenetics. Epigenetics is real science; how far beliefs alone can steer it is still an open question, and many scientists think his conclusions go beyond the evidence.
All Is Mind does not diagnose, treat or prevent any illness. It is a daily practice of attention, not a medical one.
How much time does it take?
Just a few minutes at a time. Start with your vision today and add your film, meditation and audios over the next few days, whenever suits you. After that, a few minutes a day is enough: any one activity counts toward your streak.
What do I need?
A phone or computer, a few selfies and a quiet moment to record your lines. Headphones are best for the meditation and the binaural beat.
What happens to my photos?
They are used only to make your scenes. They are deleted when you say so, or automatically after 7 days. Your film and audios are private to your account.
Can I change my vision later?
Yes, any time. Make a new film, record new lines or change your meditation. Earlier versions stay in your library.
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