What's the most powerful Law of Attraction principle you live by?
- You don't attract what you want-you attract what you already are. Desire is not outside of you; it's a mirror of the version of you that's waiting to be embodied. In this sense, I manifest by remembering and then living in that remembrance as if it's already here-because it is. That's what the book wants to remind readers of.
"33 by Naman" is more than a poetry book. It feels like an energy, a presence. What does it mean to create something you don't just read, but feel?
- Poetry, when it's honest, isn't just read-it's received. For me, as both writer and reader,33 exists beyond the page. It was never created to explain, but to remind-to guide someone back to the frequency of compassion, clarity, and expansion. Every word carries intention. Every verse vibrates with the truth that you already have everything you need to manifest the life that's calling you. When someone feels a poem in their chest or hears it echo in their own voice, I know 33 has done what it came here to do. That's the language I speak: vibration before verse.
â Where do fashion, mysticism, and emotion meet in your world?
- They speak in the same tongue. Fashion is how I wrap feelings in form-it's a declaration of who I am and who I am becoming. Mysticism is the unseen language beneath it all, and emotion is the current that carries both. To me, they are all expressions of self and feeling-the way a silhouette holds your mood, the way a fabric catches memory. That's frequency, dressed.
Men are often told to "tough it out." How do poetry and presence help rewrite that story?
- We've mistaken silence for suppression, and toughness for truth. But presence-that changes everything. Poetry doesn't push; it sits beside you. It speaks in subtleties, in frequencies, in memory. Presence is the first step to power. When we stop performing strength and begin embodying it, softness becomes structure, and stillness becomes strategy.
The content explores the interplay of manifestation, creativity, and emotional authenticity through a series of reflective questions and answers. The core Law of Attraction principle highlighted is that you attract what you embody, not what you desire, emphasizing living in alignment with your true self. The poetry book '33 by Naman' is described as a vibrational experience, designed to evoke feeling and guide readers toward compassion and clarity. Fashion, mysticism, and emotion are portrayed as interconnected expressions of identity, where each serves as a medium to channel inner truth and frequency. Finally, poetry and presence are presented as tools to redefine masculinity, moving beyond societal expectations of toughness to embrace softness and stillness as sources of authentic strength.
