Law of Assumption – Page 4 – Reality Manifesting

In this article, we will explore what it means to “live in the end” and how you can use it for manifestation. It's more than just wishful thinking; it's about fully immersing yourself in the state of having already achieved your desires. Whether it's wealth, love, or your dream life, living in the end can make it happen! To "Live in the end" you have to imagine and feel that your desire is now a reality. If you want to be rich, dwell in the state of already being rich. Impressing this "imaginal act" on the subconscious, will cause the particular desire to manifest in your reality. I'll share how I use this strategy myself, and provide you with actionable steps so you can do the same. So, let's dive right in! What Does Living In The End Mean? Living in the end (a method taught by Neville Goddard) is about adopting the same state of consciousness you would have, had your desire been accomplished. Ask yourself: what would the feeling be like if I already had my desire? When you permeate your mind with this feeling you’re living in the end. To successfully manifest by living in the end, you only need to do these two things: Imagining that your desire has been accomplished. Here you are dwelling in the end state, embodying the feeling you would have had your desire been accomplished. Believing in your imagination. In Neville’s terminology, the imagination is the creative power of God. Once you have imagined your desire as an accomplished fact you must have faith that it will be brought to pass. Later I’ll show you how I do it, and back it up with some quotes from Neville. But first, let’s look a bit deeper at why this method works. Why Living In The End Works In my experience, understanding the interaction between the conscious and subconscious mind is key. Many of us fall into the trap of overthinking, trying to micromanage things with the conscious mind. But it's the subconscious that's the silent architect of your reality, the force that creates ever aspect of your life without the aid of the conscious mind. The subconscious is infinite intelligence — give it the end target and it will orchestrate a series of events that lead to that end. So, living in the end works like this: By assuming the feeling you would have had your desire been accomplished, you are impressing this end state on the subconscious, which it then works to externalize in your reality. You are simply to convey the end to your subconscious without worrying about the "how." The series of events between where you are now and where you want to go will come from the subconscious, leading you step-by-step toward the accomplishment. You don’t need to mess around with the middle, or accomplish one goal before you can move on to the next. Simply live in the end, and let the subconscious do the rest of the work. A Big Misconception About Living In The End You do not have to live in the end when you are no longer doing your imaginal act, or trying to impress the subconscious. This is a big mistake I made in the beginning. You don’t have to run around trying to feel as if you already have achieved your desire when your outside world clearly shows you that you’re wrong. If you constantly try to think and feel that “I am rich, I am rich, I am rich…” while the barriers of your conscious are active, you won’t be able to embody the state without a bunch of doubts and contrary feelings arising, which will counteract your desire. Instead, I only live in the end when I go into a meditative/trance-like state of consciousness. Here, the subconscious has risen to the surface, the critical factors are lessened, and I can successfully embody the end state and assume the feeling I would have had my desire been accomplished. How I Live In The End When Manifesting So, we’ve now looked at what it means to live in the end. Let me now explain to you how I do it so that you can do the same. I have two techniques for you. As a side note, I strongly recommend you check out my article called “Neville Goddard: How to Manifest” after you’ve read this one. It elaborates more on principles of how to manifest something and on putting them into practice to successfully get the results that you desire. Technique 1: (The SATS technique) First, I go into a meditative state of consciousness. It’s basically a self induced trance state like in hypnosis. Don’t try too hard at this. What you want is to let the subconscious rise to the surfacece, and if you try too hard, you are reawakening the barriers of your conscious mind. Once I’m in this trance-state I start living in the end. I imagine a scene implying my desire has ALREADY been accomplished. It shouldn’t be WHILE the desire is being accomplished or BEFORE, but AFTER. That way, you are manifesting the desire without trying to meddling with how it will happen. I create a scene in my mind that represents my wish fulfilled. This scene is usually not long or complicated; it’s something simple that implies the desire has already been accomplished. For instance, if I want a new job, I might visualize myself shaking hands with my new boss, hearing their words of congratulations, or seeing a congratulatory email on my screen. 3. Next, I feel the relevant emotions, and I try to really immerse myself in the scene. How would I feel knowing my desire is already a reality? Ecstatic? Grateful? Relieved? Emotions have a catalyzing effect on the idea I want to impress. I try and permeate my consciousness with this scene without letting my mind dwell on other contrary thoughts or ideas. I let this feeling wash over me, immersing myself completely in the state of the end result. This is Neville Goddard SATS technique which I talk more about in this article. A key component of SATS is that you are dwelling in the end state — of your desire ALREADY accomplished. Technique 2: (Affirmations) Living in the end is about dwelling in the end state of your desire. This can also be done through affirmations. I do it like this: In the same way as before, I go into a meditative state of consciousness. Then, once I am in this state I begin repeating affirmations that imply my desire has already been accomplished. For example, if my goal is to experience great health, my affirmation might be, “I am now perfectly healthy” or something like that. I try and focus on this state, letting it permeate my consciousness, but I do this without trying too hard. Effortlessness is key. I also try and feel the relevant emotions associated with the particular desire. To live in the end, or to embody the end state, make sure that the state of consciousness is that it has ALREADY happened. If you hold the thought “I am already successful” the intermediary events leading up to the accomplishment will come on their own. Also, if you want to learn more about how to do affirmations in a way that actually makes changes check out my article on affirmations and autosuggestion. In this article I explain the principles by which you can get an affirmation to sink into the subconscious, so that you don’t just mindlessly repeat sentences. What To Do After? Once you’ve awoken from your meditative state, you don’t need to live in the end anymore — you don’t need to hold the feeling of having accomplished desire. Trust that your imagination will bring it about. You will need to do these sessions (where you go into meditation and then dwell in the end) consistently and repeatedly. Each session you strengthen the state, and it becomes more deeply planted in the subconscious. Key points Let me now quickly go over the key points of living in the end: Living in the end means imagining the end state of a desired outcome as if it’s already happened. To live in the end, adopt the consciousness of the desire already being fulfilled by assuming the feeling you would have had it been accomplished. Two main steps for manifesting by living in the end: Imagine your desire is already accomplished. Have faith in your imagination, which is seen as the creative power of God. Embodying the end state impresses the subconscious, which in turn manifests the desire. There’s no need to constantly feel as if you’ve achieved your desire; it’s more effective during a meditative state. Two techniques for living in the end: SATS technique: Enter a meditative state. Visualize a scene implying the desire is ALREADY achieved. Immerse yourself in the scene. Affirmations: Go into a meditative state. Repeat affirmations implying the desire has ALREADY been accomplished. Permeate your mind with the idea implied by the affirmations. After meditating, trust in your imagination to manifest the desire. Consistent repeated practice of these sessions embeds the desired state into the subconscious. Conclusion Living in the end is about dwelling in the feeling you would have had your desire already been accomplished. This isn’t just about hoping or wishing; it’s about working with that inner creative force called imagination or the subconscious. By delving deep into techniques like the SATS or using affirmations, we’re not just daydreaming — we’re setting the stage for our creative power to play its part. As you consistently immerse in this state of being, remember that you’re not forcing outcomes, but simply allowing them to unfold as they should. I strongly urge you to try this out. Pick a goal, even if it’s simple or vague, follow the practices laid out above, and stick with it, the same way you would stick with a workout routine. And remember to not use effort! I really hope you found this article helpful! And as always, feel free to send any comments or feedback — did you like this article or should it be improved? I always love to hear from you!