A higher grade of optimism.
Engine oil has viscosity, additives and manufacturer approvals. Manifestation Oil has emotional viscosity, an elegantly vague gold label, and a sales presentation that uses the word “frequency” fourteen times.
We selected 250 mL because abundance looks considerably better in a small expensive bottle than in a five-quart jug from the auto-parts store.
Inside the proprietary complex.
- Abundex™: our named complex of aspirational thinking and packaging expenditure.
- IntentionLock™: retains the confidence you had before reading the receipt.
- Trace humility: below the detection limit of our founder.
The formula is proprietary. The specifications are also proprietary. The lab results are, at present, a motivational poster.
The application ceremony.
Place the closed bottle next to your vision board, rotate the gold label toward the camera, and tell your followers you are investing in performance. Keep it out of engines. An actual engine needs the oil grade and approvals specified by its manufacturer. A fictional abundance complex has no place in an oil sump.
Why the price is so precise.
At $79, it says premium. At $80, it says your accountant has questions. We spent three leadership retreats finding that distinction.
Can I mix it with conventional oil?
Only in the slideshow. Use real manufacturer-specified lubricant in a real vehicle. Our bottle's primary function is to improve a shelf's confidence.
Does the gold cap improve performance?
It improves the performance of the product photographer. We are counting that.