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The Persistent Assumption: A Guide to Manifesting Success with Neville Goddard

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Neville Goddard was a renowned mystic and teacher who taught the power of the imagination to manifest our desires. One of his most important teachings was the concept of the persistent assumption.

PERSISTENT ASSUMPTION

by Neville Goddard

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The persistent assumption is the idea that we can create our reality by assuming that we already have what we want. This means that we need to focus our thoughts and emotions on the desired outcome, as if it were already a reality.

The persistent assumption is not about wishful thinking. It is about creating a new mental reality that will eventually manifest in the physical world. When we assume that we have what we want, we are sending a powerful message to our subconscious mind. The subconscious mind then begins to work to make that assumption a reality.

There are many ways to practice the persistent assumption. One way is to create a mental picture of yourself already having what you want. Focus on the details of the image, and feel the emotions that you would feel if you had already achieved your goal.

Another way to practice the persistent assumption is to write down your desired outcome in the present tense, as if it has already happened. For example, if you want to manifest a new car, you would write: "I am so grateful for my new car."

It is important to be consistent with your persistent assumption. The more you focus on your desired outcome, the sooner it will manifest. Don't give up if you don't see results immediately. Just keep persisting, and eventually you will achieve your goal.

Tips for Practicing the Persistent Assumption

Be specific about what you want.
Create a mental picture of yourself already having what you want.
Feel the emotions that you would feel if you had already achieved your goal.
Write down your desired outcome in the present tense, as if it has already happened.
Be consistent with your persistent assumption.
Don't give up if you don't see results immediately.

Examples of the Persistent Assumption

There are many examples of people who have used the persistent assumption to manifest their desires. One example is the story of the man who wanted to win the lottery. He imagined himself winning the lottery every night before he went to bed. He would visualize himself holding the winning ticket and feeling the joy and excitement of winning.

After months of practicing the persistent assumption, the man finally won the lottery. He won the exact amount of money that he had imagined.

Another example of the persistent assumption is the story of the woman who wanted to find her soulmate. She imagined herself meeting the perfect man every night before she went to bed. She would visualize herself laughing and having fun with him.

After a few months of practicing the persistent assumption, the woman met the perfect man. He was everything that she had ever wanted in a partner.

The persistent assumption is a powerful tool that can help you manifest your desires and achieve success. By focusing your thoughts and emotions on the desired outcome, you can create a new mental reality that will eventually manifest in the physical world.

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PERSISTENT ASSUMPTION

by Neville Goddard

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