I've been thinking that the manifestation happens in the objective/ego/seperative illusionary physical world of our senses. The LoA operates in the subjective/all is one/nirvana universe/world. At least that's how I've been putting LoA and "reality" ideas into relationship.
As far as what you can manifest in this illusionary objective world? I'm no expert in LoA, but the less beliefs you have holding you back the easier it is to manifest or notice how the universe responds to your thoughts/words/feelings/vibe. It seems that taken to the extreme - if you could be so completely enlightened - objective reality could morph for you like crazy. But to be completely enlightened is quite a state that you can't strive for because that striving causes you to not be able to get into that state (some paradox thing). I must believe at some level pretty strongly in this physical (illusionary) world for it to stay the same for the most part - I don't know why I might belive this but if I didn't perhaps it would be really confusing/disoreinting to have the objective world be as flexible as, say a lucid dream.
"Reality is an illusion, albeit a very persistent one." - Einstein.
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