The "law of assumptions" proposed by Neville Goddard is a concept of philosophy of mind that aims to achieve goals through the power of assumptions and beliefs. While Neville's philosophy can help us change our mindset and create positive real-world experiences, it's important to note that there is no one-size-fits-all way to achieve everything in an instant.
Here are some of the methods Neville taught to help you better apply the "law of what-ifs":
- Be aware of your inner strength: Neville believes that each of us has an inherent ability to create reality. By becoming aware of your inner strength, you can begin to apply the "law of assumptions" to fulfill your desires.
- Define your goals: Be clear about the goals or aspirations you want to achieve. Express it as a clear, concrete, and meaningful statement. Make sure your goals align with your core values and aspirations.
- Assume that the goal has been achieved: Imagine that your goal has been achieved. Create a vivid and realistic scene in your imagination and feel the joy and satisfaction after the goal is achieved. Make this assumption your real-world experience.
- Holding Faith and Gratitude: Internalize your assumptions and beliefs deeply in your subconscious. Believe that your goals have been achieved and hold gratitude. This belief and gratitude will motivate you to take positive action.
- Take action: The "Law of Assumptions" doesn't simply rely on imagination to achieve your goals, you still need to take positive actions to support your goal achievement. Be sensitive to opportunities and resources as they arise, and constantly adjust and improve from your actions.
- Persistence and focus: Consistently stick to your assumptions and beliefs, keeping focus and awareness focused on your goals. When faced with difficulties or challenges, stay positive and look for solutions.
It's important to note that Neville's method is not a magical law for quick wish-fulfillment. It takes time, persistence, and inner transformation. Everyone's experience and results may vary, so it's important to be patient and open-minded.
In addition, the successful achievement of goals may be influenced by other factors, such as personal capabilities, environmental factors and opportunities. Therefore, while applying the "law of assumptions", maintain realism and rationally evaluate and adjust your goals and expectations.
Above all, continuous learning and personal growth, exploring and discovering methods and tools that work for you to achieve your aspirations and goals.