Let me ask you something.
Have you ever imagined something like a conversation, a relationship, or a scene, and then one day, it happened? I bet you have, and most probably, that imagined scene was not that positive.
But it did happen, and almost exactly as you pictured it.
That’s the Law of Assumption at work.
And here’s the wild part: You didn’t create that moment, you selected it.
Neville Goddard’s “Creation Is Finished”
According to Neville Goddard, creation is finished. Everything you could ever want, be, or experience already exists. It’s just out of view, hidden by your current beliefs and assumptions.
The truth is that you’re already selecting realities every day, even when you don’t realize it.
Most people are doing it unconsciously on autopilot. Based on old beliefs, past experiences, trauma, and what they were taught growing up. That’s why life can feel like a loop. Same patterns. Same pain. Same outcomes.
But when you understand how to select deliberately, everything changes.
You stop reacting to life.
You start shaping it.
And the tool that makes it all possible? Assumption. The ability to assume your wish is already fulfilled and feel it is real.
toI’m going to show you how to:
- Understand what “creation is finished” really means
- Stop unconscious selection and take control of your inner world.
- Use the Law of Assumption to change your outer world.
- Follow simple daily steps to make this a reality, not just a spiritual theory.
Ready to remember who you really are?
Let’s begin.
What “Creation Is Finished” Really Means
Let’s clear up a big myth first.
When Neville Goddard said, “Creation is finished,” he didn’t mean that life is over or that everything’s set in stone. He meant this:
All possible versions of your life already exist.
So why should you choose those that don’t benefit you?
Don’t select the version where you’re stuck or the one where things almost work out.
But focus on the one where everything goes right. Where you are healthy, wealthy, loved, and free.
All those realities exist right now, but you’re not tuned into them. Why?
Because you only experience what’s inside your consciousness.
Neville Goddard put it this way:
“You can only see the contents of your own consciousness.”
That means if you assume life is hard, people are untrustworthy, or money is scarce… guess what? You keep selecting the version of reality where all of that feels true.
It’s not that your assumption changes the external world.
Your assumption changes which part of the world you see.
Like turning the dial on a radio.
You shift frequencies. You move into a reality that aligns with your beliefs.
And here’s the kicker, you’re already doing this, all the time.
But most people assume things they don’t want, without realizing it. They say:
- “I never get chosen.”
- “Nothing ever works out for me.”
- “I’m not good enough.”
Then they live in a world where those assumptions seem real.
The key is not to start selecting your reality. You already are.
The key is to select consciously.
To say: “I am loved. I am powerful. I am the version of me that gets what I want.”
And to feel that version into being.
The Law of Assumption. What It Is and Why It Works
So, what is the Law of Assumption, really?
In simple terms, it’s this:
Whatever you assume to be true becomes your reality.
That’s it. No crystals. No rituals. No waiting for the universe to deliver.
You assume. You feel. You see.
Neville Goddard taught that your outer world is nothing more than a reflection of your inner world. You don’t have to force change. You don’t have to earn it. You just have to assume it.
Think of it like this:
- You assume you’re confident… and you start acting that way.
- You assume you’re lucky… and strange “coincidences” show up.
- You assume you’re loved… and people treat you with warmth and care.
It’s not magic. It’s how consciousness works.
Your imagination is God, Neville said. And assumption is the tool that directs it.
Here’s why it works:
- Your subconscious doesn’t question what’s real.
It accepts what you repeatedly feel and imagine as truth. - Your emotions create the feeling of “already done.”
And this feeling shifts your state—your inner identity. - Your new state becomes your new experience.
Because you can only experience what you are conscious of being.
If you assume lack, you live in lack.
If you assume success, life rearranges to show you just that.
It’s not about effort. It’s about identity.
And the good news? You can change your assumptions at any time.
The only thing holding the old reality in place… is your belief in it.
Why You’ve Been Manifesting the Wrong Way (Without Knowing It)
Let’s get real for a moment.
Most people think they’re “manifesting” because they’re saying affirmations or writing in a journal.
But deep down? They’re still full of doubt.
They’re hoping things will change, not assuming they already have.
Here’s a hard truth:
Hope is not an assumption.
Hope says, “Maybe one day.”
Assumption says: “It’s already done.”
That’s the difference between wishing for something and living from it.
Here’s where many people unknowingly go wrong:
- They focus on the lack.
“I want more money” still assumes you don’t have it.
So you keep getting… more wanting. - They wait for the outside world to prove it.
But that’s backwards.
The outside only changes after you do. - They use force instead of faith.
Obsessing over how, when, and why it hasn’t happened.
That creates resistance, not results.
The Law of Assumption flips all of this on its head.
You stop chasing. You stop asking.
You become the version of you who already has it.
You move differently.
Think differently.
Feel differently.
And because reality is just a mirror of your inner state, everything outside shifts, too.
If you’ve been trying to manifest and it’s not working…
It’s probably because you’re assuming something you don’t want, without realizing it.
The solution?
Assume the end.
Feel it real.
Let it unfold.
How to Assume the Reality You Want (Step by Step)
This is where things get real.
Because knowing about the Law of Assumption is one thing.
Using it, that’s where the magic happens.
Let’s break it down into simple steps you can actually follow.
Step 1: Know What You Want
Not “kind of.”
Not “well, maybe…”
You need to get clear.
What do you really want? Be specific. Be honest. Not what you think you can have, but what you truly desire. Clarity is power. You can’t assume what you don’t define.
Example:
- Don’t say: “I want more money.”
- Say: “I live a life of financial freedom. I have $10,000 (or $1,000,000, it’s your choice) in savings. My income grows easily.”
The Law of Assumption doesn’t respond to general feelings.
It responds to clear assumptions: states of being you’ve already accepted as true.
Think about it like this:
You’re shopping for a new life, and the universe is the store.
You don’t walk into a store and say, “Give me something nice.”
You point and say, “That one.”
Be specific. Be bold.
Instead of: “I want to feel secure.”
Say: “I am financially secure. My rent is always paid with ease. I have money left over to enjoy my life.”
Clarity gives your imagination a target. Without it, your energy is scattered.
Step 2: Create the Feeling of the Wish Fulfilled
Neville said,
“Assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled.”
That means you have to feel as if your desire is already true. Right now. Not later.
So ask yourself:
- How would I feel if I already had it?
- What would I think about myself?
- How would I walk, talk, breathe?
- How would I wake up in the morning?
- What would I say to myself in the mirror?
- What would my day feel like?
Then live from that place, even just for a moment.
That moment is enough to plant the seed.
Don’t just think about what you want.
Feel what it’s like to already have it.
Your job is to live in the state of “already done.”
Even if the world says otherwise.
Example: You want a new job.
Instead of stressing about interviews or job boards, go into your inner world.
Feel the relief of knowing it’s yours.
Feel the pride of signing the offer letter.
Feel the joy of telling your friends.
Let it be so real in imagination that it makes you smile.
Step 3: Assume it Daily, Especially Before Sleep
Why before sleep?
Because the subconscious is most open when you’re relaxed and drifting off.
This is your golden hour.
The perfect time to plant the assumption.
So instead of replaying worries or the day’s drama, imagine your ideal outcome:
- See it in your mind. Let it be real.
- Picture a short scene that implies your desire is already true.
- Feel it deeply.
- Repeat it a few times, calmly.
- Let yourself drift off with that feeling.
You don’t have to visualize perfectly.
You just have to feel it real.
This technique is called “The State Akin to Sleep” or SATS.
Neville talked about it often because it works like nothing else.
Your last thoughts before sleep go deep.
They take root and grow.
So choose wisely. Don’t replay the day’s stress.
Replay your ideal life.
Do this night after night, and not with desperation, but with calm confidence.
You’re selecting, just like you’d click on a movie you’re excited to watch.
Step 4: Let Go of the How
This part matters.
Your job is to assume. Not to control every detail.
Don’t ask: “When will it show up?”
Say: “It’s already mine. I just haven’t bumped into it yet. Everything is unfolding perfectly!”
Trust that life will rearrange itself.
And it will often do so in ways you never saw coming.
Know it’s done.
Let life handle the rest.
Let it move people, places, and events in ways you couldn’t imagine.
Neville said:
“The world will mirror your assumption back to you.”
You don’t have to force things.
You don’t have to beg or struggle.
Think of it like putting an order in at a restaurant.
You don’t run into the kitchen and try to cook the food.
You order it. You relax. You expect it to come.
Same thing here.
Assume. Relax. Receive.
Step 5: Live From the State, Not Toward It
Act like someone who already has it.
Let your actions, thoughts, and energy match the new reality.
You’re not faking it.
You’re being it.
Subtle things shift:
- You stop chasing.
- You stop begging.
- You start expecting.
And that’s when things start moving. Fast.
Remember that:
A person who knows they’re loved doesn’t beg for attention.
A person who knows they’re rich doesn’t panic about money.
A person who knows they’re chosen doesn’t fear rejection.
Live from the end. And the end becomes your now.
The “Old Story” Problem and How to Drop It for Good
Here’s the real trap.
Most people try to assume a new life…while still carrying their old story.
They say:
- “I am wealthy”
But deep down, they still feel broke.
They say:
- “I am loved”
But their mind is stuck on heartbreak from years ago.
That old narrative is powerful. But not because it’s “true.”
It’s just familiar.
It’s a loop you’ve practiced for years, shaped by your parents, school, culture, and past experiences.
So, how do you drop it?
1. Notice the Story You Keep Telling
Seriously. Listen to your thoughts.
Catch phrases like:
- “This always happens to me.”
- “No one ever picks me.”
- “I never get what I want.”
- “Things are just harder for people like me.”
Those lines are Not harmless.
They’re commands. Sentences you keep feeding your subconscious.
And your subconscious always believes you.
So it keeps building your life to match what you say, even when you don’t mean to.
2. Stop Arguing for Your Limitations
When people start this work, I often hear:
- “But I am broke. That’s just the truth.”
- “But they did leave me. I can’t pretend they didn’t.”
- “It’s not like I’m gonna lie to myself, right?”
Let me say this:
You’re not lying. You say this, and it means you’re making a choice.
For the universe, you’re choosing the version of reality you want to live in.
You can either be “right” about the past…
Or be free to create your future.
3. Rewrite the Story, Assume You Have It All
You don’t fight the old story. You replace it.
And when the old voice shows up, meet it with the new one.
Old thought: “I’m always left out.”
New assumption: “I am everyone’s top priority.”
Old thought: “I’ll never get ahead financially.”
New assumption: “I am abundance. Money comes to me in expected and unexpected ways.”
Old thought: “I’m not good enough.”
New assumption: “I am perfection. I am God in expression.”
Repeat. Repeat. Repeat.
Until the new story feels more natural than the old one.
That’s how you reprogram your reality.
The Law of Assumption Always works! You’re Always Assuming Something
Here’s what most people don’t realize:
You’re already using the Law of Assumption.
You’ve been using it your whole life.
Every time you say:
- “This is just how things are”
- “People like me don’t get that”
- “Things never work out for me”
You’re assuming.
And the universe is saying: “Got it. Coming right up.”
So choose better assumptions.
Not to “wish” for something.
But to accept it as already yours.
That’s the shift.
What If It Feels Fake? How to Handle Doubt, Fear, and Bad Days
Now, here’s a real concern that everyone faces:
What if it feels fake?
What if you say, “I am the best”… but it feels like you’re just lying to yourself?
What if you assume you’re wealthy, loved, or powerful, but doubt creeps in, and you wonder, “Am I just pretending?”
Here’s the thing:
Feeling fake is normal. It doesn’t mean it’s not working.
In fact, it’s a sign you’re on the right path. The key is to stay committed.
1. Doubt Is Just Resistance
Doubt is a sneaky little voice. It’s part of your old story trying to fight back.
The further you go in shifting your assumptions, the more your old belief system will try to pull you back into the old patterns.
But don’t let that stop you.
Every time you notice doubt, you’re that much closer to breaking free.
Think of it like building a muscle.
The more you use the Law of Assumption, the more your mind will align with your desires.
And one day, that doubt will disappear entirely.
2. Start Small
Start with assumptions that don’t feel too far out of reach. If you’re struggling with the idea that “I am perfection,” maybe try assuming:
- “I am worthy of love.”
- “I am capable of success.”
- “I am worthy of all good things.”
As you see these smaller assumptions take root, it will be easier to claim bigger ones.
Start with the small wins. Those little moments where you feel like the assumption is true, even if it’s just for a second.
Those little wins build momentum.
3. Use Visualization
Make the visualization real.
Don’t just picture your ideal self.
Feel it. See yourself in that new reality, living as the person you’re assuming to be.
What do you hear?
What do you see?
How do you feel?
If you’re assuming you’re wealthy, imagine the things you’d do with that wealth.
- What does it feel like to pay for something expensive without thinking twice?
- How does it feel to be in a beautiful house, surrounded by everything you desire?
The more vivid you make the picture, the more you embody the assumption.
4. Don’t Be Attached to the How. Instead, Let the Universe Work It Out
Don’t try to figure out how their assumption will manifest.
You don’t need to know how.
You don’t need to worry about the logistics or the specifics.
You just need to trust that the universe is doing its part.
The how is up to the universe.
Your job is to stay focused on the assumption and let the how unfold naturally.
This is what Goddard means when he says, “The creation is finished.”
It’s done. Your desires are already here. You just need to assume them into your experience.
Your Assumptions Shape Your Reality
Remember, you have the power to select the reality you want by assuming it’s already yours. Whether you’re assuming abundance, love, or success, it’s all within your grasp.
The universe doesn’t work in the ways we often expect. But what it does do is respond to our assumptions, to the beliefs we hold about ourselves and the world around us.
And the creation is finished.
All that’s left is for you to claim what’s yours. It’s already there, waiting for you. All you have to do is assume it.
Choose Your Assumptions, Choose Your Life
It’s as simple as this:
- You are the creator of your reality.
- The universe only responds to the assumptions you make.
- Every thought you have, every belief you hold, is shaping the world you experience.
So, from this moment on, choose assumptions that empower you.
- Know you’re worthy.
- Know you’re abundant.
- Know you’re perfect, powerful, and loved.
The creation is finished. All you have to do is select your reality, live in it, and watch it unfold.
And there you have it. The Law of Assumption. It’s simple, but incredibly powerful. You’re the one in charge of your reality.
So, what will you assume today?
Next Step Is to Take Action Now!
I assume you are feeling inspired.
So, start practicing today. Pick one assumption that excites you and begin living as if it’s already true.
Because the truth is: You are already living the life you assume you’re worthy of.
