Stop Blaming Nazar and Start Manifesting The Right Way ✨| Mitesh Khatri | Manifestation

19 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this short YouTube monologue, Paridhi Dhingra addresses a common question about whether sharing one’s manifestation publicly attracts the evil eye (nazar) and sabotages the outcome. She dismisses the superstition, citing examples like Mukesh Jhambani, and argues that the only factor influencing a manifestation’s success is the depth of personal belief, not whether it is spoken aloud. Paridhi emphasizes that both telling and not telling others make no difference; belief does. She concludes with a promotional call‑to‑action, inviting viewers to type “magic” in the chat to receive access to her daily magic practice course, which she claims will strengthen belief and prevent any “nazar.”

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If I tell somebody my manifestation, my manifestation won't work. नजर लग जाएगी। Is that true? This is the question a lot of people have asked me, and my answer is always the same. Mukesh Jhambani को कभी आज तक नजर लगी है क्या? They declare their manifestation in the beginning of the year that this is what they are going to achieve by the end of the year, and at the end of the year they declare on television this is what they have already achieved. उनको तो नजर नहीं लगी। This has nothing to do with नजर. It has everything to do with what you feel about your manifestation. So does it make a difference if you tell people about your manifestation? No. Does it make a difference if you don't tell people about your manifestation? No. What makes a difference is how much do you believe in your manifestation. Nothing else. Type in magic in the chat window right now, and I'll send you access to my daily magic practice course where you and I will practice together so that you can believe in your manifestation. फिर कोई नजर नहीं लगेगी। Type magic now.