If you are looking for an emotional guidance scale app for Android, the Emotional Scale tool in Law of Attraction Toolbox is built for it. You tap the feeling closest to how you feel right now, and this manifestation app shows you the processes designed for that feeling. It is for anyone who wants to reach for relief without guessing which game to play.
What is the emotional guidance scale?
The emotional guidance scale is a ladder of 22 feelings taught by Abraham-Hicks. The app numbers it from 1 at the top, “Love / Joy / Appreciation / Clarity / Empowerment / Freedom”, down to 22 at the bottom, “Fear / Grief / Depression / Despair / Powerlessness”. The idea is to reach for the next better-feeling thought, not leap from bottom to top. For the full teaching, see The Abraham-Hicks Emotional Guidance Scale (And How to Climb It).
What you can do with the Emotional Scale
- See all 22 emotions in one scrollable list, each with its number.
- Tap the emotion closest to how you feel and open Reach for Relief, which suggests games and tools suited to it.
- Log how you feel after a process and see how many positions you moved.
- Open “Scale Reference” from the toolbar for the scale grouped into Higher, Mid and Lower Vibrations.
How to use the emotional guidance scale app on Android
- Tap the Tools tab at the bottom of the screen, then tap Emotional Scale.
- Read the list under “The complete emotional scale”. The small headings say “HIGHER VIBRATION” and “TAP THE CLOSEST FEELING”, and every emotion stays in view.
- Tap the row closest to how you feel right now. It is highlighted with a check mark.
- Tap Show Me a Recommended Process at the bottom. The app saves your starting feeling (the button briefly reads “Saving…”) and opens Reach for Relief.
- Reach for Relief starts with “You’re at” and your emotion, then a short line of encouragement and a card for each suggested process, showing the tool’s name and a short description. Tap one to open it.
- When you finish a process, the completion screen offers Log How You Feel Now. Tap it, choose the feeling closest to where you are after that process, and tap Save Mood, or tap Not Now. If you log it, the screen tells you how many positions you moved up.
- Back on Reach for Relief, some processes show “How do you feel now?” instead. Tap an emotion, or tap Skip. You then see a result such as “You moved from” one emotion “to” another, with Try Another Tool and I’m Done buttons.
Which processes does it recommend?
Each tool in the app is matched to a stretch of the scale, and Reach for Relief shows up to six that fit your emotion, with the most targeted first. For example, from Anger the list starts with Pivoting and Focus Wheel. From Worry it can include Clarity Through Contrast, Better-Feeling Story and Turning It Over. Guided Meditations and the Meditation Timer are matched to the whole scale, so they are always an option.
Near the bottom of the scale (position 18, Revenge, and below), the list is shorter. The app adds a card called “A note about right here” explaining that thought work does not help much that far down, and that rest and quieting your mind come first. It also reminds you that anger sitting above powerlessness is progress, not a setback.
Tips
- Be honest. The app’s own guidance says there are no wrong answers, and the low end of the scale is exactly what this tool is for.
- Reach for relief, not for joy. Any movement up the scale counts, even from despair to anger.
- Tap the list icon in the top bar to open “Scale Reference”, and the information icon for the tool’s own how-to text.
Where your entries go
The feeling you start from and the feeling you log afterward are saved to your account, so they can sync across your devices. To review them, open the Journey tab and tap Mood History. Each card shows the date, where the mood came from (for example “Recommended Process”), a line such as “Before: 17. Anger”, an “After:” line if you logged one, and “Moved 3 positions up” when both are there. Without an after feeling, the card says things like “Waiting for an after-process mood” or “Comparison expired”. A starting feeling stays open for comparison for 24 hours.
Using an iPhone or iPad?
This guide covers the Android app. If you use an iPhone or iPad, read the iOS version of the Emotional Scale guide instead.
Learn more
- The Abraham-Hicks Emotional Guidance Scale (And How to Climb It)
- Pivoting
- Turning It Over
- Guided Meditations
- Android User Guide hub
Frequently asked questions
Is there an emotional guidance scale app for Android?
Yes. In Law of Attraction Toolbox, the Emotional Scale tool lists all 22 emotions, lets you pick the one closest to how you feel, and recommends processes matched to it.
Where can I see the full Abraham Hicks emotional scale on my phone?
The Emotional Scale screen lists every emotion in order. For a grouped view, tap the list icon in the top bar to open “Scale Reference”, which shows Higher, Mid and Lower Vibrations.
What do the numbers on the emotional scale mean?
The app numbers the emotions from 1 at the top to 22 at the bottom. Lower numbers are higher on the scale.
Does the app track how my mood changes?
Yes. It saves your starting feeling and the feeling you log after a process, and Mood History in the Journey tab shows the shift.
The emotional guidance scale works best when you use it in the moment. Ready to try it? Download the manifestation app from Google Play and reach for a little relief today.