Neville Goddard - Say Nothing Get Everything: The Secret Power of Silence

Do you know why the greatest mysteries were always called unspeakable? Why the most profound truths were termed ineffable? Why the highest name of God was never to be spoken? Because, my dear wonderful friends, in the silence lies the power. Let me share something remarkable with you: In the beginning of creation, before God spoke, "Let there be light," there was silence. This primordial silence was not empty; it was pregnant with all possibility. It was not absence; it was pure potential. This same silence, this same pregnant pause of infinite potential, exists within you right now. Consider

this: Have you noticed that those who talk constantly about their desires rarely achieve them, while those who quietly go about their way, saying nothing, seem to manifest everything? This is not coincidence, my friends; this is law. Let me share a personal experience that will illuminate this truth. Years ago, when I first discovered this principle, I had a burning desire to lecture in New York City. Everyone told me to network, to spread the word, to tell people about my ambitions. But something within me, that still small voice, urged silence. For six months, I said nothing to

anyone; I held my desire in the silence of my heart. I would sit in the silence each night, feeling the reality of standing on that New York stage. I didn't speak of it, didn't announce it, didn't even hint at it. And then, my friend, without any effort on my part, without a single word being spoken, the invitation came. You see, when you speak of your desires, you dissipate their power. It's like opening the oven door while the bread is baking; you let out the heat, and the bread falls flat. Every time you speak of your

ambitions, your dreams, your goals, you are opening the spiritual oven door. Let me share something profound from Scripture. In the book of Exodus, we read, "The Lord shall fight for you, and ye shall hold your peace." Notice it doesn't say, "And ye shall speak affirmations," or "And ye shall tell everyone your plans." No, it says, "Ye shall hold your peace." This peace, this silence, is not passive; it is the most active force in the universe. It is the silence of creation itself. When you enter into this silence, you enter into the very workshop of God.

Consider the mighty oak tree: does it announce its intentions to grow? Does it proclaim its future height? No, in perfect silence, it grows; in perfect silence, it manifests its full potential. This is the way of nature. Nature, my friends, never fails. Tonight, I will show you how to enter into this silence, how to maintain it, and how to let it work perfectly in your life. For when you truly understand the power of silence, you will never again feel the need to speak of your desires, to announce your intentions, or to seek validation from others. You

will learn why the ancient masters taught their deepest truths in silence, why the greatest achievements are always conceived in silence, and why your own infinite power awaits you in the silence of your own being. This silence, my dear friends, is not the mere absence of sound; it is not the silence of meditation (though that is part of it). It is the profound silence of knowing — knowing so deeply that words become unnecessary; knowing so completely that speaking would only diminish the truth. Let me share another experience. A lady once came to me in deep distress.

She had been telling everyone about her visualizations, her affirmations, her intentions for years. She had talked about what she was going to manifest, and for years, nothing had manifested. I told her one thing: for the next 30 days, say nothing about your desires to anyone; hold them in sacred silence. She looked at me as if I had asked her to stop breathing, but she agreed to try. Within those 30 days, more manifested for her than in the previous three years of constant talking. You see, she had finally learned to hold her peace and let the

Lord fight for her. This, my beloved friends, is the first key to understanding the power of silence. When you truly grasp this principle, you will understand why all great spiritual teachings begin with silence, why all great achievements are conceived in silence, and why your own infinite power awaits you in the silence of your own being. The first law of silence states this profound truth: all power is in the unspoken word. The moment you speak of a thing, you begin to rob it of its power. This is why the ancient mystery schools demanded absolute silence from

their initiates; they understood that power accumulates in silence and dissipates in speech. Let me explain this law through a simple yet profound analogy. Imagine you have a pot of boiling water with a tight-fitting lid. As long as that lid remains sealed, the pressure builds, creating enormous power. But the moment you lift that lid, even slightly, the pressure escapes, and the power diminishes. Your words are like lifting that lid. Consider this: Have you ever noticed how the most powerful people rarely speak of their plans? They move in silence, like great ships in the night, revealing their

presence only after they have reached their destination. This is not coincidence; this is law. Let me share an experience that will illuminate this truth. A young man came to me, bursting with excitement about his new business venture. He could hardly contain himself, telling everyone he met about his plans, his strategies, his expected success. I took him aside and said, "My friend, you are spending your fortune before you have earned it." He looked puzzled, so I explained: every word you speak about your venture is like spending spiritual currency. You are broadcasting your energy instead of building

it. Enter into the silence and let your success do your talking. You see, my beloved friends, there is a spiritual principle at work here that you understand: when you speak of your desires, you are actually creating resistance to their manifestation. It's as if the universe itself has a law of inverse proportion: the more you speak of a thing, the less likely it is to manifest. This is why scripture tells us, "Be still and know that I am God." Notice it doesn't say, "Talk about being still" or "Tell others about your knowledge." It says simply, "Be

still." Let me share something profound about this law that few understand: the power of silence is not in what it doesn’t do; rather, silence builds, silence accumulates, silence magnetizes. When you maintain perfect silence about your desires, you create a vacuum that the universe must fill. Consider the process of gestation: does a pregnant woman need to announce her condition? No, the evidence will manifest in due time. Your desires, your ambitions, your dreams are spiritual pregnancies; they require the same sacred silence for proper gestation. Here's another vital aspect of this law: when you maintain silence about your

desires, you eliminate all opposing forces. Think about this: how can anyone oppose what they don't know about? How can doubts arise about what hasn't been spoken? How can negative opinions form about what remains unannounced? Let me share another experience. A woman once came to me who had been trying to manifest a specific position in her company. She had told everyone about her desire for the promotion, had spoken constantly about her qualifications, and had even started dressing for the role she wanted. Nothing happened for months. I told her, "From this moment forward, say nothing. When people

ask about your career plan, smile and change the subject. Hold your desire in sacred silence." Within six weeks, she was called into her supervisor's office and offered not just the position she wanted, but an even better one. You see, my friends, when you speak of your desires, you create a current of energy flowing outward, but manifestation requires energy flowing inward. Silence reverses the flow. Instead of broadcasting your energy to the world, you begin accumulating it. This is why I urge you, with all the conviction of my being, to take your most precious desires, your most

cherished dreams, and lock them in the vault of silence. Don't speak of them, don't hint at them, don't even acknowledge them to others who ask. Let me give you a practical application of this law: starting tonight, take your greatest desire and make a sacred covenant with yourself to maintain absolute silence about it for 30 days. No matter how tempted you are to speak of it, no matter who asks, no matter what circumstances arise, maintain your silence. During this period of silence, something remarkable will happen: you will feel a building of power within you. It's as

if every unspoken word becomes a brick in the foundation of your manifestation; every maintained silence becomes a force drawing your desire closer to you. Remember this crucial point: the universe doesn't need your words to bring your desires to pass; it needs only your unwavering consciousness of the end result held in perfect silence. This is why scripture says, "In quietness and in confidence shall be your strength." This silence, my dear friends, is not passive; it is the most active force in creation. It is the silence of the seed growing beneath the earth. It is the silence

of the stars moving through space. It is the silence of God Himself as He performs His perfect work. When you truly understand this first law of silence, you will never again feel the need to speak of your desires. You will never again seek validation or information from others. You will know with absolute certainty that your silence is more powerful than all the words you could ever speak. Let me share with you what I mean by a mental diet of silence. Most people's minds are like crowded marketplaces, full of noise, chatter, opinions, judgments, and endless internal

dialogue. They wonder why their manifestations don't come to pass, yet their mental atmosphere is so polluted with noise that the still small voice of God cannot be heard. Consider this profound truth: your mental conversations are more powerful than your spoken words. When you maintain physical silence but continue to engage in mental chatter, you are still dissipating power. The mental diet of silence addresses this deeper level of quietude. Let me share an experience that illustrates this principle perfectly. A gentleman came to me frustrated that, despite maintaining physical silence about his desires, nothing was manifesting. When I

questioned him deeper, I discovered that although his lips were sealed, his mind was constantly rehearsing conversations about his desires—imagining telling others about his success, mentally defending his choices, inwardly explaining his methods. I told him, "My friend, you are maintaining physical silence while breaking mental silence. This is like closing your front door while leaving all your windows open." You see, the mental diet of silence involves three levels of quietude. First, there is the silencing of mental chatter. This chaotic internal dialogue about your desires, your doubts, your plans—all of it must cease. When a thought about your

desire arises, let it pass through your mind like a cloud passing through the sky. Don't engage it, don't elaborate on it, don't wrestle with it. Second, there's the silencing of mental judgment. How many of you constantly judge your progress, evaluate your results, compare your journey to others? This too must cease; judgment creates ripples in the silent pool of consciousness where manifestation occurs. Third, and most importantly, there is the silencing of mental seeking. This is perhaps the most subtle form of mental noise—the constant seeking, searching, struggling to understand how your desire will manifest. Manifest. Remember: the

how is not your concern. Your only task is to maintain the silence of pure knowing. Let me share another profound experience. A lady who had been studying these principles for years came to me in tears. She had maintained perfect physical silence about her desires but complained that her mind was screaming. I taught her what I call the Sabbath of the Mind: a complete sensation of all mental activity regarding her desire. When a thought about your desire arises, I told her, treat it as you would treat a sound during meditation. Don't fight it; don't engage it.

Simply let it pass. Within weeks of practicing this mental diet of silence, our entire world began to transform. Here's something crucial to understand about the mental diet of silence: it's not about forcing your mind into silence. Force creates tension, and tension is another form of noise. Instead, it’s about developing what I call quiet knowing. Quiet knowing is the absolute conviction that requires no mental rehearsal, no internal discussion, no constant affirmation. It is the silence of absolute faith. Think of a tree: it doesn't mentally rehearse its process of growth; it doesn't engage in internal dialogue about

whether fruit will appear. It maintains perfect mental silence while it operates. Let me give you a practical technique for maintaining this mental diet of silence. I call it the three silences. First, when a thought about your desire rises, acknowledge it silently and let it pass. Don't engage it, don't fight it, don't try to suppress it; simply observe it passing through your consciousness like a cloud passing through the sky. Second, when you feel the urge to mentally rehearse or plan, redirect your attention to the feeling of the wish fulfilled—not the thoughts about it, but the feeling

of it being done. Third, when doubt or anxiety arises, enter into what I call the Silence of Knowing. This is not an empty silence but the fuller silence of absolute confidence. Remember this vital truth: your mental atmosphere is the soil in which your manifestations grow. If that soil is constantly disturbed by mental chatter, nothing can take root. But in the silence of pure knowing, everything flourishes. Let me share one final experience about the mental diet of silence. A successful businessman once told me his secret: "I never think about my goals," he said. "I simply know

they are accomplished." This is the ultimate mental diet of silence: the complete sensation of mental effort replaced by quiet knowing. This, my dear friends, is the true power of the mental diet of silence. It's not about suppressing thoughts or forcing your mind into quietude; it’s about rising to that level of consciousness where mental chatter becomes unnecessary because you simply know. Start tonight with this practice. When you hold your desire in mind, practice the silence of knowing—not the silence of suppression, not the silence of effort, but the silence of absolute confidence. Let your mind be as

quiet as the depths of the ocean while, on the surface, life continues its perfect expression. Let me share with you these three chambers, for they represent the complete architecture of manifestation through silence. Understanding and entering these chambers will transform your entire approach to creation. The first chamber: physical silence. This outer chamber, my beloved friends, is where we begin our journey. But make no mistake; though it is the timmost chamber, it is far from simple. Physical silence goes beyond merely keeping your lips sealed about your desires. Let me share a profound experience that illustrates this: a

man came to me proud that he hadn't spoken a word about his goals to anyone. Yet, he was constantly nodding, gesturing, smiling knowingly when certain topics arose. His body was speaking what his lips were not. I told him, "My friend, true physical silence includes the silence of the entire body." You see, physical silence encompasses every aspect of your outer expression—your facial expressions, your gestures, your knowing looks; all must maintain the silence. Even your actions must not betray your intentions. This is why scripture says, "Let your moderation be known unto all men." The second chamber: mental

silence. As we move deeper into the Temple of Silence, we enter the second chamber: mental silence. This chamber is far more challenging than the first, for here we must silence not just our outer expression but our inner dialogue. Mental silence is not merely the absence of thought; it is the presence of knowing without thinking. Consider this profound truth: does a flower think about blooming? Does an oak tree contemplate how to grow? No, they maintain perfect mental silence while the law operates through them. Let me share something remarkable about this chamber. When you truly enter mental

silence, you enter into what I call the frequency of manifestation. Just as a radio must be tuned to the right frequency to receive a broadcast, your consciousness must be tuned to the frequency of silence to receive your manifestation. Here's a vital truth about mental silence: it's not about forcing your mind to be quiet; instead, it’s about rising to that level of consciousness where thought becomes unnecessary. Think of it this way: when you know how to drive a car, you don't think about every movement; you operate from a level of knowing that transcends thought. The third

chamber: spiritual silence. Now we enter the holy of holies: spiritual silence. This innermost chamber is where the real magic happens. Spiritual silence is the silence of your very being. It is the silence of pure awareness, pure consciousness, pure I am. In this chamber, there's no doer, no doing, and nothing to be done. There's only the silence of pure being. This is why scripture says, "Be still and know that I am God." Notice it doesn't say, "Think about being still" or "Try to be still." It says... Simply be still; let me share an experience that illustrates

the power of this chamber. A woman who had mastered both physical and mental silence came to me still frustrated with her manifestations. I asked her one simple question: "In your silence, are you still aware of yourself as the Creator?" She admitted she was. "That," I told her, "is the final noise that must be silenced. You see, in spiritual silence, even the consciousness of being the manifestor must dissolve. There must be only the Silence of pure being—pure I am." This is why Jesus said, "I of myself can do nothing." He had entered the perfect spiritual silence

where there is no doer, only the doing. Now let me share with you how these three chambers work together. In the first chamber, you maintain perfect physical silence about your desire—no speaking, no gesturing, no outer indication of your intention. In the second chamber, you maintain perfect mental silence—no thinking about your desire, no planning, no figuring out the how. In the third chamber, you maintain perfect spiritual silence, the Silence of pure being, where there is no separation between you and your desire. Here's a practical technique for entering these chambers: begin each day with what I call

the Three Silences practice. First, for 5 minutes, practice perfect physical silence—not just of speech, but of all outer expression. Then, for another 5 minutes, enter mental silence; let all thoughts dissolve into the Silence of pure knowing. Finally, for 5 minutes, enter spiritual silence, the Silence of pure being, where there is no you and your desire—only I am. Remember this crucial truth: each chamber prepares you for the next. You cannot enter mental silence without first mastering physical silence. You cannot enter spiritual silence without first mastering mental silence. Let me share one final truth about these chambers:

they are not separate spaces but deeper levels of the same silence. Like diving into an ocean, each chamber takes you deeper into the Silence of pure being—pure I am. Start tonight by entering these chambers consciously. Begin with physical silence, deepen into mental silence, and finally rest in spiritual silence. For in that ultimate silence, all things are possible, all things are accomplished, all things are done. Let me share with you the exact methods by which you can harness this silent power. For knowing without practicing is like having a map but never making the journey. The practice

of silent power consists of specific techniques that, when properly applied, will revolutionize your ability to manifest. The Silent Hour: First, let me introduce you to what I call the Silent Hour. This is not merely 60 minutes of not speaking; it is a sacred practice that will transform your consciousness. Let me share with you exactly how to implement this powerful technique. Each day, preferably at the same time, you must set aside one hour for absolute silence. During this time, you enter what I call the Chamber of Silent Power. Let me share an experience that illustrates the

importance of this practice. A successful businessman once came to me claiming he had no time for such practices. I told him, "My friend, you have no time not to practice this." Within one week of implementing the Silent Power, his entire business transformed. Why? Because in silence, we tap into the very power that runs the universe. Here's how to practice the Silent Hour. First phase: 20 minutes of physical stillness. Sit in absolute stillness—not a finger should move, not a muscle should twitch. This physical stillness is the foundation of silent power. Remember, as without, so within. Second

phase: 20 minutes of mental stillness. Allow your mind to become as still as your body. Don't fight thoughts; simply observe them dissolving into silence like waves settling into a calm sea. Third phase: 20 minutes of spiritual stillness. Enter into what I call the Silence of Being. This is where you cease to be a person practicing silence and become silence itself. The Silent Assumption: Next, let me share with you the practice of Silent Assumption. This is perhaps the most powerful technique I can give you for manifestation through silence. Here's how it works: during your Silent Hour,

after achieving physical and mental stillness, you must enter into what I call the state of Silent Knowing. This is not visualization; this is not affirmation. This is pure silent assumption of the wish fulfilled. Let me share an experience that perfectly illustrates this. A lady came to me frustrated that her visualizations weren't working. I asked her one question: "When you visualize, are you trying to make something happen or are you silently observing what is already done?" This is the key distinction in Silent Assumption. You see, most people's manifestation practices are noisy; even when they're not speaking,

they're mentally straining, struggling, trying to make something happen. Silent Assumption is the opposite. It is the quiet recognition of what already is. The Silent Watch: Another crucial practice is what I call the Silent Watch. This is the art of maintaining silence not just during your dedicated practice time, but throughout your daily activities. Here's how to implement it: throughout your day, whenever your desire comes to mind, practice what I call the Silent Response. Instead of engaging with thoughts about your desire, simply respond with silent knowing. This is not suppression; it's elevation to a higher level of

consciousness. Let me share a powerful technique for maintaining the Silent Watch. Imagine your consciousness as a deep, still lake. Thoughts about your desire are like stones being thrown into that lake. Instead of creating ripples and engaging with the thoughts, let the stone sink into the depths, leaving the surface undisturbed. The Silent Sabbath: Perhaps the most powerful practice I can share with you is what I call the Silent Sabbath. One day each week, maintain complete silence about your desires. Not just... External silence, but complete inner silence as well. This practice is based on a profound spiritual

law. Just as the physical world has a rhythm of activity and rest, so too does manifestation require periods of complete silence. Here's how to practice the Silent Sabbath: choose one day each week where you will maintain complete silence regarding your desires. On this day, not only do you not speak of them, you don't think of them, you don't plan for them, you don't even acknowledge them. This is true spiritual rest. Let me share something remarkable about this practice. A student once told me that more manifestation occurred during his Silent Sabbath than during all his days

of active practice combined. Why? Because in complete silence, the law operates unimpeded. The Silent Temple: another crucial practice is creating what I call the Silent Temple in your living space. This is a dedicated area where you practice your silence. It needn't be large; even a corner of a room will suffice, but it must be consecrated to silence. Here's how to create and use your Silent Temple: choose a space where you won't be disturbed. This space should be free from all distractions—no phones, no electronics, nothing that can interrupt your silence. In this space, practice what I

call the three silences: the Silence of the Body, the Silence of the Mind, and the Silence of the Spirit. The Silent Manifestation Journal: finally, let me share with you the practice of keeping a Silent Manifestation Journal. This is not a regular journal where you write about your desires; instead, it's a record of your silent knowing. Here's how to maintain this journal: each day after your silence, make one single mark in your journal—not words, just a mark. This mark represents your silent communion with your desire as fulfilled. Over time, these marks become a powerful testament to

your silent practice. Remember this crucial truth about the practice of Silent Power: it's not about what you do; it's about what you allow. In silence, you're not creating; you're allowing creation to express through you. The First Principle: Silent Knowing. The foundation of all achievement is what I call Silent Knowing. This is not the noisy confidence that needs to proclaim itself, but the quiet certainty that needs no announcement. Let me share an experience that perfectly illustrates this principle. A young entrepreneur came to me, constantly talking about his future success, always announcing his next big move. I

asked him, "Do you speak about your next heartbeat? Do you announce your next breath?" He looked puzzled. "No," I explained, "because you are silently certain they will occur." This is the kind of certainty you must have about your achievement. You see, true achievement operates like the law of gravity: in perfect silence, the apple doesn't discuss its journey to the ground; it simply falls in response to an unspoken law. The Second Principle: Silent Action. Here we come to a crucial understanding about achievement—the power of Silent Action. Most people's actions scream their intentions, broadcasting their ambitions, but

the master of Silent Achievement moves like the roots of a tree—unseen but unstoppable. Consider this profound truth: the most powerful forces in nature operate in complete silence. The Earth doesn't announce its rotation; the sun doesn't proclaim its rising; they simply act in perfect silent harmony with law. Let me share with you the three levels of Silent Action: 1. Physical Silent Action: this is action without announcement. You move toward your goal without declaring your movement. Your actions speak, but your lips remain sealed. 2. Mental Silent Action: this is action without mental noise. You proceed without internal

dialogue, without constant self-commentary, without mental rehearsal. 3. Spiritual Silent Action: this is action from pure being. You move not as someone trying to achieve but as the achievement itself expressing. The Third Principle: Silent Power. Here we touch upon perhaps the most profound aspect of Silent Achievement—the understanding that true power operates in silence. Let me share something remarkable about this principle: the most powerful moment in any achievement is not the moment of visible success; it's the silent moment of absolute knowing that precedes it. This is why scripture says, "Before they call, I will answer." The achievement

is completed in silence before it ever becomes visible. Consider these aspects of Silent Power: 1. The Power of Silent Certainty: this is not the certainty that needs confirmation or reassurance; it is the quiet knowing that simply is. 2. The Power of Silent Progress: true achievement doesn't announce its progress. Like a seed growing beneath the earth, it maintains perfect silence until manifestation is complete. 3. The Power of Silent Presence: this is the state of being where achievement is not something you're working toward but something you're silently expressing. The Fourth Principle: Silent Timing. One of the most

crucial aspects of Silent Achievement is understanding what I call Silent Timing. Most people rush to announce their moves, reveal their plans, declare their intentions. The master of Silent Achievement understands the power of Silent Timing. Let me share an experience that illustrates this perfectly: a woman came to me frustrated that her achievements seemed to keep slipping away. When I observed her, I noticed she announced every move before it was mature. I taught her what I call the Silent Calendar, allowing us to see missed opportunities in silence until their perfect moment of expression. Here are the three

aspects of Silent Timing: 1. The Silence of Preparation: this is the period where you work in complete silence—telling no one, showing no one, simply preparing. 2. The Silence of Process: this is the period where the achievement is actually forming, like a baby in the womb. Perfect silence must be maintained. 3. The Silence of Manifestation: this is where most fail. They break silence just before manifestation is complete. Maintain silence even as your achievement becomes visible. The Fifth Principle: Silent Victory. Here we come to the crowning. principle of Silent Achievement, what I call Silent Victory. This is

perhaps the most difficult principle to master, for it goes against every worldly instinct. When achievement comes, when success manifests, when Victory is won, maintain your silence. Let me share why this is so crucial: the moment of achievement is not the end; it is merely a visible confirmation of what was already true in Silence. By maintaining silence, even in Victory, you maintain the channel through which greater achievements will flow. Consider these aspects of Silent Victory: 1. The Silence of Accomplishment: Let your achievements speak for themselves. The truly accomplished never need to proclaim their accomplishments. 2. The

Silence of Success: True success is like the sun; it needs no announcement, no proclamation; its presence is self-evident. 3. The Silence of Mastery: The true master is known by their silence; they need not speak of their mastery—it speaks through their being. Let me share with you the practical application of these principles. Begin tonight with what I call the Silent Achievement practice: choose your next achievement, and enter into perfect silence about it—physical, mental, and spiritual. Move toward it with Silent Action. Maintain silence even as it manifests, and continue in silence after it is achieved. Remember this

profound truth: the greatest achievements in history were first accomplished in silence before they ever became visible to the world. Your achievement is no different. Begin now to walk the Silent Way of achievement. Let your silence be your power, your knowing be your proclamation, your being be your doing. The world you see around you is not the cause of your experience but the effect. It is the out-picturing of your inner states of consciousness. Every circumstance, every person, every experience in your life is a reflection of your own thoughts and beliefs. When you grasp this fundamental truth,

you realize that the repayment you seek is not about receiving something from an external source; it is about shifting your consciousness to a state where what you desire already exists. For in truth, nothing is ever lost; it simply exists in a state that you are not currently occupying. Consider for a moment: have you ever misplaced an object in your home, only to find it later exactly where it should have been? The object was never lost; it was always there. You simply weren't occupying the state of consciousness where you were aware of its location. The same

principle applies to everything you believe you have lost in life. Now, you might be wondering, “But Neville, how can I shift my consciousness to a state where I have what I thought was lost?” This is an excellent question, and it brings us to the heart of our discussion. The key lies in your wonderful human imagination. Your imagination is not mere fantasy or daydreaming; it is God in action within you. It is the creative power through which all things are made. When you imagine, you are literally reshaping the substance of the universe. To receive repayment for

what you thought was lost, you must use your imagination to occupy the state where you already have it. You must feel the reality of it, experience the joy of it, and live from the assumption that it is already yours. This is not about pretending or deceiving yourself; it is about aligning yourself with the truth of your desire at the level of cause. For remember, your outer world is simply a reflection of your inner states. As you change within, your outer world has no choice but to conform. Now, some of you might be thinking, “But, Neville,

how can I imagine having something when my current reality shows me its absence?” This, my dear friends, is where faith comes in, but not blind faith—faith based on understanding the law. You see, your physical reality is nothing more than the out-picturing of your past assumptions; it is the harvest of seeds you have previously sown in your consciousness. To change your reality, to receive repayment for what you thought was lost, you must plant new seeds. You must assume a new state of being. When you imagine having what you desire, when you feel the reality of it,

you are planting these new seeds. You are assuming the state of one who already has what they desire, and as you persist in this state, your outer world has no choice but to conform to this new inner conviction. This is the true meaning of the biblical phrase “Ask, and it shall be given you.” It is not a plea to an external deity; it is a reminder of your own divine creative power. When you ask, you are declaring your desire as an accomplished fact to your own subconscious mind, which is one with the universal mind. Now,

let us address a common misconception. Many believe that to manifest their desires, to receive repayment for what they thought was lost, they must visualize every detail of how it will come to pass. But I tell you now: this is not necessary and can even be counterproductive. Your job is not to figure out the how; your job is to assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled. The infinite intelligence of the universe will take care of the how in ways far beyond what your limited conscious mind can conceive. Think of it like this: when you order something

online, you don't concern yourself with the logistics of how it will be delivered. You simply place the order and trust that it will arrive. The same principle applies when you seek repayment from the universe. You place your order with the cosmic catalog, so to speak, and then you let go and trust in its delivery. This brings us to another crucial point: the importance of letting go. After you have assumed the feeling of your wish fulfilled, after you have planted the seed of your desire... In the fertile soil of your subconscious mind, you must release it.

You must fall asleep to the desire, confident in its fulfillment. This letting go is not indifference; it is supreme confidence. It is the knowing that your desire is already yours in the realm of imagination, which is the very substance of reality. As you sleep in this assumption, your subconscious mind goes to work, aligning all the necessary forces to bring about the manifestation of your desire. Now, let us explore the concept of revision in relation to receiving repayment for what you thought was lost. Revision is the art of reimagining past events in a way that aligns

with your desired reality. This is crucial because your subconscious mind draws upon your memories to create your current experience. When you revise your past, you are literally rewriting the script of your life. You are creating a past that naturally leads to your desired present and future. Instead of dwelling on loss, revise those experiences; see them as stepping stones, as necessary parts of your journey that led you to this moment of revelation and repayment. This practice of revision, combined with living in the state of your wish fulfilled, creates a powerful alignment in your consciousness. You are

creating a new past, present, and future all at once, all aligned with the repayment you seek. Now, let us address the concept of "everyone as you pushed out." This principle states that everyone in your world is a reflection of your consciousness. The way people treat you, the opportunities that come your way, even the seemingly random events in your life, all are reflections of your state of being. When you shift your consciousness to a state of having received repayment for what you thought was lost, you naturally begin to see others differently. You see them as playing

their perfect part in the divine unfolding of your desire. This shift in perception allows for miraculous changes in your relationships and circumstances. Let us now discuss the importance of gratitude in receiving repayment from the universe. Gratitude is not just a polite sentiment; it is a powerful creative force. When you are truly grateful, you are acknowledging the presence of your desire in your life. You are affirming its reality even before it manifests in the physical realm. As you seek repayment for what you thought was lost, cultivate a deep sense of gratitude. Be thankful not just for

what you can see and touch, but for the unseen blessings that are even now unfolding in your life. Give thanks for the wisdom that guides you, the love that surrounds you, and the power that resides within you. This gratitude aligns you with the frequency of your desire, speeding up its manifestation. It puts you in a state of receptivity, opening you to receive even greater blessings. Now, let us address the concept of the Sabbath. The Sabbath, in this context, is not about a particular day of the week, but about a state of mind. It is a

state of complete rest from all effort, a state of knowing that your work is done. When you seek repayment from the universe, when you have assumed the feeling of your wish fulfilled, enter this Sabbath state. Rest in the certainty that your desire is fulfilled. In this state, you no longer feel the need to make your desire happen because you know it is already done. Let us explore the concept of detachment. Detachment doesn't mean not caring about your desire; it means releasing your anxious attachment to how or when it will manifest. When you are anxiously attached

to an outcome, you are actually affirming the absence of your desire. True detachment comes from the deep knowing that your desire is already yours in consciousness and therefore must manifest in your physical reality. It's a state of calm certainty, knowing the law is at work even when you can't see the evidence yet. Now let us discuss the power of your imagination once more. Your imagination is not mere fantasy or daydreaming; it is God in action within you. It is the creative power through which all things are made. When you seek repayment from the universe, use

your imagination to its fullest potential. Imagine yourself having already received what you thought was lost. Feel the joy of it, the relief, the satisfaction. Live from that state, for in doing so, you are literally reshaping the substance of your reality. Let us address the importance of self-love in this process. Many people struggle to receive repayment from the universe because they don't believe they are worthy of it. But I tell you now, worthiness has nothing to do with it. You are worthy because you exist. You are God's creation, and God only creates perfection. Cultivate self-love as

you seek repayment from the universe. Know that you are deserving of all good things simply because you are. This self-love creates a powerful foundation for manifesting your desires. Now let us explore the concept of the law of reversed effort. This law states that the harder you try to achieve something, the more you push it away. This is why letting go and trusting is so powerful; it allows you to align with the natural flow of creation without the interference of struggle or false effort. Think of it like this: when you're learning to swim, if you thrash

about frantically, you'll sink. But if you relax and trust the water to hold you up, you float effortlessly. The same principle applies to receiving repayment from the universe. Let us discuss the role of silence in this process. After you have done your imaginal work, after you have assumed the feeling of having received repayment for what you thought was lost, there comes a time for silence. This silence is not just external but internal; it is a cessation of all inner chatter about your desire. In this state... Silence. You allow the seed of your desire to take

root and grow. You do not dig it up repeatedly to check on its progress; you trust in the law, knowing that what is done in consciousness must manifest in reality. Now, let us address the concept of living in the end once more. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are not hoping for something to happen in the future; you are experiencing your desire as a present fact. This state of living in the end collapses time and brings your desire into the present moment. Remember, in the realm of imagination, where all creation takes place, there

is no time. Your desire is fulfilled the moment you assume the feeling of its fulfillment with conviction. The time it takes for this to appear in your physical reality is determined by your faith and your persistence in the assumed state. Let us explore the concept of the observer effect in quantum physics. In the quantum world, the act of observing something changes it. Your observation, your consciousness, affects the behavior of subatomic particles. This principle applies to your life as well. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are choosing to observe your reality from the perspective

of already having received it. This observation literally shapes your reality at a quantum level, bringing your desire into manifestation. Now let us discuss the importance of feeling in this process. Feeling is the secret. It's not enough to intellectually know that repayment is possible or even to visualize it clearly; you must feel the reality of it. When you seek repayment from the universe, allow yourself to fully feel the joy, the excitement, the gratitude of having received it. These elevated emotions are the fuel that gives life to your manifestations; they align you with the frequency of your

desire, speeding up its realization in your physical reality. Let us address the concept of resistance once more. Resistance is anything that blocks the flow of your desired reality into your experience. It often shows up as doubt, fear, or worry. When you seek repayment from the universe, release this resistance. Remember, what you resist persists. By letting go of resistance, you allow the natural flow of creation to bring about your desire effortlessly. Now let us explore the quantum you. The quantum you is the version of you that exists in the field of all possibilities. It's the you

that has already received repayment for everything you thought was lost. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are aligning yourself with this quantum version of you. Understand that you're not trying to become something you're not; you're aligning with a version of you that already exists in the quantum field. You're shifting your consciousness to match that reality. Let us discuss the power of your words once more. Your words are not just sounds or symbols; they're creative forces. They're declarations to the universe. When you seek repayment for what you thought was lost, your words must align

with this desire. Speak as though you have already received your repayment. Use phrases that affirm the reality of your desire. Remember, your words are seeds planted in the fertile soil of the universe. Make sure you’re planting seeds of what you want to grow in your life. Now let us address the importance of patience in this process. Patience, in this context, is not passive waiting; it is active trust in the law. It is knowing that what is done in consciousness must manifest in reality and allowing that manifestation to unfold in its perfect timing. When you seek

repayment from the universe, cultivate this kind of active patience. Know that your desire is manifesting, even if you can't see the evidence yet. Trust in the perfect unfolding of the universe. Let us explore the concept of the present moment once more. The present moment is your point of power; it's the only place where you can make changes, where you can choose your thoughts and emotions. When you seek repayment from the universe, anchor yourself in this present moment. Many people live their lives either dwelling on the past or worrying about the future, but when you do

this, you're not using your power to create—you're letting your past or your imagined future control your present. Seeking repayment from the universe brings you into alignment with the power of now. Now let us discuss the role of forgiveness in receiving repayment from the universe. Holding on to resentment, anger, or blame keeps you energetically tied to past experiences. It keeps you vibrating at a lower frequency, attracting more experiences that match that lower energy. Forgiveness is not about condoning what happened or letting someone off the hook; it's about freeing yourself from the energetic burden of negative emotions.

It's about choosing to vibrate at a higher frequency. As you seek repayment from the universe, practice forgiveness of others and of yourself. Let us address the concept of divine order. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are aligning yourself with divine order. You are recognizing that there is a perfect unfolding of events, even if you can't see it from your limited perspective. Trust in this divine order. Know that everything is happening for your highest good, and even when it doesn't appear that way on the surface, this trust allows you to remain calm and centered,

even in the face of apparent setbacks or challenges. Now let us explore the concept of allowing. Allowing is the opposite of forcing. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are in a state of allowing; you are opening yourself up to receive all the good that the universe has for you. Allowing doesn’t mean being passive; it means being receptive. It means being open to possibilities beyond what your limited mind can conceive. It means trusting that the universe knows the best path to the... us discuss the importance of self-awareness in this process. To truly receive repayment

from the universe, you must be aware of your thoughts, your emotions, and your reactions. You must be able to catch yourself when you slip into doubt or anxiety and consciously choose to return to a state of trust and knowing. Cultivate this self-awareness through practices like meditation, journaling, or simply taking time for quiet reflection. The more aware you are of your inner state, the more effectively you can maintain a state of alignment with your desire. Now let us address the concept of surrender. Surrender is often misunderstood as giving up or admitting defeat, but in the context

of receiving repayment from the universe, surrender is a powerful act of alignment. It is surrendering your limited control to the infinite wisdom of the universe within you. When you surrender in this way, you are not becoming powerless; on the contrary, you are aligning yourself with the most powerful creative force in existence. You are allowing this force to work through you, unimpeded by doubt, fear, or limited thinking. Let us explore the concept of faith once more. Faith is not blind belief; it is not hoping for the best while fearing the worst. True faith is a knowing

beyond physical evidence. It is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are exercising this kind of faith. You are knowing the reality of your desire with such conviction that you no longer need physical proof. This unwavering faith moves mountains, it partakes, it transforms the very fabric of your reality. Now let us discuss the importance of your self-concept in this process. Your self-concept is the sum total of your beliefs about who you are. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are adopting a

self-concept of someone who is worthy and capable of receiving all good things. See yourself as a divine being capable of creating any reality you desire. Know that you are not separate from the universe but an individualized expression of it. This elevated self-concept naturally aligns you with the fulfillment of your desires. Let us address the concept of resistance once more. Resistance often arises when we try to control every aspect of our reality. When you seek repayment from the universe, release this resistance; allow the infinite intelligence of the universe to work out the details of how your

desire will manifest. Remember, your job is not to figure out the how; your job is to hold the vision of your desire fulfilled and to maintain the feeling of its reality. The universe will take care of the how in ways far more wonderful than you could have imagined. Now let us explore the concept of the law of attraction in relation to receiving repayment from the universe. The law of attraction states that like attracts like. When you align yourself with the energy of having already received repayment, you naturally raise your vibration. You align yourself with the

frequency of desire. This elevated vibration attracts experiences, people, and circumstances that match it. You become a magnet for the fulfillment of your desires, effortlessly drawing to you what you need for their manifestation. Let us discuss the role of gratitude once more. Gratitude is not just a feeling; it is a state of being. When you seek repayment from the universe, you naturally enter a state of gratitude. You are grateful not just for what you have, but for what is coming. This state of gratitude is incredibly powerful. It aligns you with the abundance of the universe and

opens you to receive even more blessings. Practice gratitude not from a place of lack, hoping to receive, but from a place of fullness, knowing you already have. Now let us address the concept of divine timing once more. Often, when we hold tightly to our desires, we create resistance to their natural unfolding. We try to force things to happen on our timeline, but the universe operates on its own divine timing, which is always perfect. When you seek repayment from the universe, align yourself with this divine timing. Release the need to control when and how your desire

will manifest. Trust that it will come at the perfect time and in the perfect way. Let us explore the concept of unity consciousness. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are recognizing your oneness with the universe. You are understanding that there is no separation between you and what you desire. It is already yours because you are one with all that is. This understanding of unity consciousness dissolves the illusion of lack and aligns you with the infinite abundance of the universe. From this state of oneness, manifestation becomes effortless and natural. Now let us discuss the

importance of detachment once more. Detachment is not indifference; it is not a lack of desire. Detachment is the state of knowing that your desire is already yours in consciousness, and therefore, you do not need to anxiously pursue it in the physical world. When you are detached in this way, you are free from the fear of not getting what you want; you are free from the anxiety of when or how it will come. This freedom allows you to enjoy the present moment fully while still holding the vision of your desire fulfilled. Let us address the concept

of allowing once more. Allowing is the opposite of forcing. When you seek repayment from the universe, you are in a state of allowing. You are opening yourself up to receive all the good that the universe has for you. Allowing doesn't mean being passive; it means being receptive. It means being open to possibilities beyond what your limited mind can conceive. It means trusting that the universe knows the best path to the fulfillment of your desires. Let's explore the concept of the mirror principle. This principle states that your outer world is a reflection of your inner world.

When you seek repayment from the Universe, you are creating an inner state of abundance, fulfillment, and gratitude. This inner state will inevitably be reflected in your outer experiences. Understand that as you change your inner world, your outer world must change to match it. This is not wishful thinking; it is the operation of universal law. Let us discuss the role of patience once more. Patience, in this context, is not passive waiting; it is active trust in the law. It is knowing that what is done in consciousness must manifest in reality and allowing that manifestation to unfold

in its perfect timing. When you seek repayment from the Universe, cultivate this kind of active patience. Know that your desire is manifesting, even if you can't see the evidence yet. Trust in the perfect unfolding of the Universe. Now let us address the importance of self-love in this process once more. Self-love is not vanity or egotism; it is a recognition of your true worth as a divine being. When you truly love yourself, you naturally align with the fulfillment of your desires. As you seek repayment from the Universe, cultivate deep self-love. Know that you are worthy of

all that you desire simply because you exist. This self-love creates a powerful foundation for manifesting your desires. Let us explore the concept of the quantum field once more. In quantum physics, we understand that everything is energy and possibility. Your desires already exist as potentials in this quantum field. When you seek repayment from the Universe, you are aligning yourself with the version of reality where your desire is fulfilled. Understand that you are not creating something from nothing; you are selecting a reality from infinite possibilities. Your job is to align your consciousness with the reality you desire

to experience. Now let us discuss the power of your focus. Where you place your attention is where you direct your energy. When you seek repayment from the Universe, you are focusing on the reality of your desire fulfilled. You are directing your energy towards its manifestation. Be mindful of where you are placing your focus. Are you focusing on what you lack, on what's wrong in your life, or are you focusing on the reality of your desire fulfilled? Remember, what you focus on expands. In conclusion, remember that the Universe is about to repay you for everything you

thought was lost. This repayment is not something external to you but a shift in your consciousness as you align with the state of having received. As you live from this assumption, you will find your outer world reshaping itself to match your inner state. Trust in the law, have faith in your own divine nature, and above all, persist in the state of knowing that your desires are already fulfilled. For in doing so, you are exercising your divine creative power and shaping your reality according to your will. Go forth and create consciously, for the power is within

you. The entire Universe is at your command; you need only to assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled and allow your good to flow to you. And so it is. Consider for a moment the nature of time. We often perceive it as linear—past, present, future—but I tell you now, this is the greatest illusion. Time exists only in the eternal now, and it is in that now that you have the power to shape your reality. Your past, with all its joys and sorrows, triumphs and failures, exists only in your imagination. It has no power over you

except that which you give it. The memories you replay, the emotions you rely on—these are not fixed realities but states of consciousness you choose to occupy. To truly move on and let go of your past, you must first understand that you are not a victim of your history but the creator of your now. Every moment is a fresh opportunity to choose anew, to reimagine yourself and your world. The key to leaving your past in the past lies in your wonderful human imagination. It is not about forgetting or denying what has been but about reinterpreting it

in a way that serves your highest good. Imagine, if you will, your past as a grand play. You have been both the playwright and the lead actor, but now you realize you can rewrite the script. You can assign new meanings to old events, extract wisdom from challenges, and release yourself from the grip of outdated narratives. This process of revision is not about changing the facts of what occurred but about changing your perception of those events. As you do this, you'll find that your present reality begins to shift, for your outer world is but a reflection

of your inner states of consciousness. To move on is not to run from your past but to stand firmly in your power as the operant power in your life. It is to declare, "I am not bound by what was; I am free to create what will be." Let go of the need to justify your past actions or to seek closure from others. True closure comes from within. It comes from the realization that you are complete and whole in this moment, regardless of what came before. As you embark on this journey of letting go, you may

encounter resistance. Old thought patterns and emotional habits may try to pull you back, but remember, these too are just states of consciousness. You have the power to step out of them at any moment. Treat these old states as you would an old garment that no longer fits. Observe them with detachment, thank them for the role they played, and then gently set them aside. You are not... Rejecting your past, you are simply choosing not to carry with you a new life. The practice of letting go is not a one-time event, but a continuous choice. Each day,

each moment, you have the opportunity to release what no longer serves you and to embrace the infinite possibilities of the now. As you do this, you find that your energy shifts, the weight of the past lifts, and you become more fully present in the now. This presence is the key to creating the life you desire; for in this now moment, you have access to all the power of creation. You are one with the Divine creative force that shapes universes. As you align with this power, you'll find that moving forward becomes effortless. But remember, movement is

not always physical. True movement happens in consciousness. You can be in the same physical space, surrounded by the same people, and yet be in an entirely new state of being. This is the essence of leaving your past in the past. It's not about changing your external circumstances, but about changing your inner world. As you do this, you'll find that your outer world naturally begins to reflect your new state of consciousness. Imagine for a moment that your desired state, one of freedom, joy, and limitless potential, is a frequency to tune into. To this frequency, you must

first release your attachment to lower frequencies of past regrets, resentments, and limitations. This release is not about suppression or denial; it's about transcendence. It's about rising above the old stories and limiting beliefs to embrace a higher truth about yourself and your life. As you practice this, you may find that memories of past events lose their emotional charge; they become neutral data, experiences that have contributed to your growth but no longer define you or limit your potential. This is the true meaning of forgiveness: not a pardoning of perceived wrongs, but a complete release of the past.

It's a recognition that in the eternal now, there is nothing to forgive; there is only the choice of which state of consciousness to occupy. Now, some of you may be thinking, "But what about the lessons of the past? Aren't they valuable?" Indeed, they are. But I tell you this: the lesson is never in the event itself, but in the meaning you assign to it. As you shift your consciousness, you'll find that you can extract the wisdom from past experiences without remaining attached to the events themselves. This is the alchemy of consciousness, turning the lead of

past difficulties into the gold of present wisdom. Remember, your aim is not to erase your past, but to transform your relationship with it—to see it not as a determinant of your future, but as the rich soil from which your new life can grow. As you practice leaving your past in the past, you may notice that your perception of time itself begins to shift. The past, present, and future collapse into the eternal now; and in this now, all things are possible. In this state of heightened awareness, you'll find that you no longer need to push against

your past or struggle to move forward. Movement happens naturally as you align yourself with the state of consciousness that corresponds to your desires. Imagine that your life is a grand tapestry. Up until now, you've been focused on a few threads: the events and circumstances of your past. But as you step back, you begin to see the larger pattern. You realize that every thread, every experience, has contributed to the beautiful whole. From this perspective, there is nothing to regret, nothing to fear, nothing to overcome; there is only the recognition of the perfection of the entire tapestry

and the excitement of weaving new patterns into it. This shift in perspective is the key to true freedom. It's the realization that you are not bound by your past, but liberated by your ability to choose your focus in each moment. As you embrace this truth, you'll find that the energy once spent on reliving past events or worrying about future outcomes is now available for creating your desired reality in the present moment. This creative energy is the essence of life itself; it's the force that brings worlds into being, and it flows through you in every moment.

As you release your attachment to the past, you open yourself fully to this creative flow. Imagine this energy as a river. In the past, it may have been dammed up by old beliefs, regrets, and resentments. But as you let go, the dam breaks, and the full force of your creative power is released. This release may feel overwhelming at first. You may feel vulnerable, exposed. But I tell you this: this vulnerability is your greatest strength. It's the open door through which your new life enters. As you stand in this place of openness, of infinite potential, you

may find yourself asking, "Who am I without my past, without my old stories and identities?" This, my dear friends, is the most exciting question of all. For in this moment of questioning, you stand at the threshold of infinite possibilities. You are free to choose anew, to define yourself not by what was, but by what you choose to be now. This is the essence of leaving your past in the past. It's not about reaching a destination, but about embracing a new way of being. It's about living from the state of the wish fulfilled, rather than from

the memory of what has been. As you practice this, you may find that your entire perception of reality begins to shift. What once seemed solid and unchangeable now appears fluid and responsive to your consciousness. You begin to see that every person, every circumstance in your life, is a reflection of your state of being. As you change your state, your world changes with you. This realization brings... With it, a profound sense of responsibility; for if your world is a reflection of your consciousness, then the key to changing your world, Liv, and changing yourself. But this responsibility

is not a burden; it's the key to your freedom. For if you have the power to create your reality through your consciousness, then you are truly free to create any reality you desire. As you embrace this freedom, you may find that your desire to change or fix the past naturally falls away. For in the light of your new understanding, you see that there is nothing to fix, nothing to change; there is only the eternal now and the choice of which state to occupy. This doesn't mean that you forget your past or deny its influence; rather,

you choose to see it through new eyes. You see it as the perfect unfolding that has led you to this moment of awakening. From this perspective, every experience, every challenge, every perceived failure was a stepping stone leading you to this realization of your true power. As you embrace this truth, you'll find that gratitude naturally arises. Gratitude not just for the good times, but for every experience that has shaped you, for you now see that it has all been in service of your awakening. This gratitude is a powerful force; it aligns you with the frequency of

abundance and opens you to receive more of life's blessings. As you cultivate this attitude of gratitude, you'll find that your attachment to past grievances naturally dissolves. Remember, the goal is not to achieve a perfect state where you never think of the past. The goal is to reach a state where thoughts of the past no longer have the power to pull you out of your chosen state of consciousness. As you practice this, you may find that memories of the past begin to lose their emotional charge; they become like scenes from a movie. You can observe them

without being drawn into them. This detachment is not cold or unfeeling; rather, it's a higher form of engagement with life. It's the ability to be fully present with whatever arises without being consumed by it. As you master this art of conscious detachment, you'll find that you're able to engage more fully with life. For when you're no longer weighed down by the past, you're free to give your full attention and energy to the present moment. This presence is the key to creating the life you desire; for it's only in the present moment that you have the

power to choose—to create, to become. As you deepen into this practice, you may find that your sense of identity begins to shift. You no longer define yourself by your past experiences or accomplishments; instead, you recognize yourself as the awareness in which all experiences arise. This shift in identity is profound; it's the realization that you are not your thoughts, your emotions, or your experiences. You are the consciousness that observes and experiences all of these. From this place of expanded awareness, you're able to choose consciously which thoughts to entertain, which emotions to cultivate, which states of being

to occupy. This is the true meaning of free will; it's not the ability to control external circumstances, but the power to choose your internal state regardless of circumstances. As you exercise this power, you'll find that your external world begins to shift to match your internal state. This is the law of assumption in action. What you assume to be true in your inner world becomes manifested in your outer world. But remember, this manifestation is not always instant or linear. Just as a seed takes time to grow into a tree, your new assumptions take time to fully

manifest in your reality. During this period of gestation, it's crucial to maintain your faith. Faith not in an external power, but in the truth of your own divine nature; faith in the principle that your consciousness creates your reality. This faith is not blind belief; it's a knowing that comes from your own experience of the law in action. As you practice living from your desired state, you'll accumulate evidence of its effectiveness. Each small manifestation becomes a stepping stone to greater ones. Each synchronicity, each coincidence that aligns with your desires strengthens your faith and amplifies your creative

power. As your faith grows, you'll find that letting go of the past becomes effortless; for why would you cling to old, limiting stories when you're actively creating a new, empowering reality? This is the beauty of living in the state of the wish fulfilled. When you're fully immersed in the consciousness of your desire achieved, there's no room for doubt, regret, or attachment to past limitations. In this state, you naturally release anything that doesn't align with your new self-concept. Old habits, relationships, and circumstances that no longer serve you will fall away effortlessly. This release is not about

rejecting or fighting against what was; it's about aligning so completely with your new state that anything not in harmony with it naturally drops away. As you practice this, you may find that your entire approach to life shifts. Instead of trying to make things happen, you allow them to unfold naturally from your state of being. This is the difference between forcing and allowing, between struggle and ease. When you're aligned with your desired state, life flows effortlessly. Opportunities appear, doors open, and synchronicities abound. But remember, this ease doesn't mean inaction; it means inspired action. Action that flows

naturally from your state of being rather than from a place of lack or struggle. As you align more fully with your desired state, you may find that your goals themselves begin to shift. What once seemed important may fall away, replaced by deeper, more meaningful aspirations. This, too, is part of the process of leaving your past in the past as you release. Old ident in the limitations will open yourself to new possibilities, new ways of being, one contributing to the world. You may discover passions and talents you never knew you had. You may feel called to

pursue paths you never considered before. This is the natural result of aligning with your true self, free from the constraints of past conditioning. As you embrace these new aspects of yourself, you may feel a sense of rebirth, of starting anew, and in a very real sense, you are; for each moment is an opportunity for rebirth, for choosing again who you want to be. This constant renewal is the essence of living in the eternal now. It is the recognition that your past does not determine your future unless you choose to carry it with you. So, I

invite you now to make a bold declaration: declare to yourself and to the universe, "I am free. I am not bound by my past. I choose in this moment who I am and who I will become." Feel the power of this declaration; let it resonate in every cell of your being, for in this declaration, you are claiming your divine birthright as a creator of your reality. As you embark on this journey of leaving your past in the past, remember that you are not alone. The entire universe conspires to support you in your growth and evolution.

Every challenge you face, every obstacle you encounter, is an opportunity to practice this new way of being, to choose again your state of consciousness, to reaffirm your commitment to living from the state of the wish fulfilled. And as you persist in this practice, you'll find that what once seemed difficult becomes effortless. What once triggered you no longer has any power over you. You become the master of your own consciousness and therefore the master of your own destiny. This mastery is your true inheritance; it's the power that has been within you all along, waiting to be

recognized and claimed. So claim it now. Step fully into your power as the creator of your reality. Let go of the past, not through force or struggle, but through the gentle yet powerful shift of your attention to the reality you choose to create. Remember, the past has no power over you except that which you give it. In each moment, you have the power to choose anew, to focus your attention on what you want to create rather than what has been. As you practice this, you may find that your entire perception of time shifts; past, present,

and future collapse into the eternal now. And in this now, all things are possible. From this expanded perspective, you see that your past was never a limitation but a preparation. Every experience, every challenge, every perceived failure was leading you to this moment of awakening. And now that you've awakened to your true power, what will you create? What reality will you choose to occupy? The choice is yours, and the power to manifest it lies within you. So go forth with confidence, with faith, with the unshakable knowing that you are the author of your own story. Write

a new chapter, unburdened by the past, filled with the infinite possibilities of the eternal now. For in this now, you are free; in this now, you are powerful; in this now, you are the creator of your own magnificent reality. Embrace this truth, live from it, and watch as your world transforms to match the grandeur of your own divine imagination.