“The universe responds to your vibration. It will return whatever energy you put out.”

King personifies the universe, suggesting it “responds” to human energy, highlighting the magical thinking of the Law of Vibration. The cause-and-effect structure of “It will return whatever energy you put out” emphasizes how our internal state shapes external reality. King’s simple language aims to make this idea relatable and actionable.

“Change the way you think, feel, speak, and act, and you begin to change the world.”

King uses parallelism, or grammatical symmetry, in the phrase “change the way you think, feel, speak, and act” to emphasize that transformation must occur in all areas of life. This repetition highlights the interconnectedness of thoughts, emotions, words, and actions, suggesting that personal growth leads to broader changes in the world.

“Higher states of vibration will help you feel good, which means you can manifest more good things in your life.”

King links higher vibrational states with positive outcomes, suggesting that feeling good leads to manifesting good things. The simple phrase “feel good” makes the idea accessible, while “manifest” ties it to the Law of Attraction, reinforcing the influence of energy on personal change.