Beginner FAQs about Law of Assumption

1. How It Works

Okay, so the Law of Assumption is stupid simple—but people overcomplicate it like crazy. Here’s the deal: whatever you assume to be true becomes your reality. That’s it. No magic, no begging the universe, no waiting for “signs.” You decide something is yours, and the 3D (your physical world) has no choice but to catch up.

Example? Easy. If you assume your SP (specific person) is obsessed with you, they will act like it. If you assume money flows to you easily, it will. The catch? You can’t kinda believe it. You have to know it, the way you know your name or that the sky is blue.

Think about it—do you “hope” your phone will charge when you plug it in? No, you expect it to. Same energy. The second you stop treating your desires like wishes and start treating them like facts, boom—they show up.

2. LOA vs. “Manifesting”

Alright, let’s clear this up because people get way too confused. The Law of Assumption (LOA) isn’t some mystical, airy-fairy “manifesting” trend where you vibe and wait around for the universe to bless you. Nah.

LOA, the way Neville Goddard taught it, is direct and immediate. You assume something is true now, and reality conforms. No begging, no “raising your vibration,” no waiting for “divine timing” (we’ll wreck that myth later).

It’s like ordering food—you don’t sit there hoping the chef might make your burger. You paid for it, so you know it’s coming.

“Manifesting” in pop culture? That’s usually just LOA with extra steps—vision boards, moon water, scripting until your hand cramps… like, sure, those things can help if they make you feel it’s done, but they’re not the point. The point is your assumption.

Example:

Manifesting mindset: “I’m sending out good energy so maybe one day SP will text me…”
LOA mindset: “SP is my partner. Why wouldn’t they text me? They always do.”

See the difference? One is wishy-washy; the other is ownership.

3. Techniques: Necessary or Not?

Okay, let’s talk about techniques because oh my god, the internet makes this way more complicated than it needs to be. Here’s the truth:

You don’t need techniques.

I know, I know—everyone’s out here scripting, vision boarding, doing 369 method till their brain melts. And sure, if that helps you feel like it’s done, cool. But at the end of the day? Techniques don’t manifest—YOU do. They’re just training wheels. The real power is in your knowing.

Think about it:

Do you need to repeat “I have a phone” 100 times to believe it? No, because you know it’s in your hand.
Do you visualize breathing air? No, you just assume oxygen exists.

Same with manifesting. Once you truly assume something’s yours, you could forget about it entirely—it’ll still show up.

Personal take: I used to stress about “perfect” visualizing until I realized—my best manifests happened when I didn’t try. Like when I “knew” a package was coming, I didn’t sit there obsessively tracking it. I just… knew. And it arrived.

4. Timing: When Will It Happen?

Ugh, time. Let me just rip this band-aid off: Time isn’t real. At least not in the way we stress about it. The whole “when will it happen?” panic? That’s just your brain being impatient like a kid asking “Are we there yet?” on a road trip.

Here’s the deal:

Your manifestation is already done in the unseen (what some call the 4D).
The 3D (physical reality) is just slow WiFi buffering to catch up.

The more you obsess over timing, the more you scream “I don’t have it yet!” to your subconscious. And guess what? That’s the vibe it mirrors back.

Personal story: I once “manifested” a free vacation in 24 hours because I truly didn’t care when it happened. But that $10K? Took months—only because I kept checking my bank account like a weirdo. The difference? My certainty, not some cosmic schedule.

Fun experiment:
Next time you order food, don’t stare at the tracker. Just know it’s coming. That’s manifesting. Now apply that to everything else.

5. 3D Shows Opposite?

Alright, let’s talk about when the 3D looks like it’s giving you the middle finger. SP ignoring you? Bank account looking pathetic? That voice in your head screaming “See?! It’s NOT working!”?

Here’s the truth bomb: The 3D is old news. It’s like your phone showing a buffering symbol—it doesn’t mean the video isn’t already loaded. It’s just lagging behind your assumption.

What to do when reality seems to disagree?

Laugh. Seriously. “Oh cute, 3D’s trying to cosplay as my past. Nice try.”
Revise. Saw SP with someone? In your mind, rewrite it: “Nah, that was their cousin. They told me later.”
Keep assuming. The 3D has to surrender. It’s physics, not magic.

Personal hack: When my ex popped up engaged to someone else (while I was manifesting her back), I went, “Wow, her rebound’s doing charity work distracting him till I’m ready.” Three months later? She slid into my DMs saying it was a mistake. The 3D is a clown—don’t take it seriously.

6. Do Feelings Matter?

Okay, let’s settle this once and for all because people get way too hung up on feelings. Here’s the deal:

Feelings don’t create reality—your assumptions do.

That anxiety you’re feeling? That doubt? That excitement? They’re just reactions, not the cause. You could be crying into your cereal while knowing your SP is yours—and guess what? They’ll still show up.

Example time:

Ever been nervous before a job interview but known you’d crush it? And then you did? That’s LOA in action. Your nerves didn’t cancel the outcome.
Or when you knew you’d find your lost keys, even while panicking? They still turned up.

The key (pun intended) is to stop letting feelings boss you around. They’re like annoying backseat drivers—you acknowledge them, but you don’t let them steer.

Personal take: I’ve manifested shit while pissed off, sad, even “not feeling it.” Because at the core, I knew it was mine. Feelings are weather; your assumption is the climate.

7. Manifesting “Impossible” Things

Alright, let’s tackle the big one—the stuff that makes people go, “No way, that’s too crazy to manifest.” Newsflash: Nothing is impossible. The only thing capping your manifestations is your own belief in limits.

Think about it:

200 years ago, flying across the ocean would’ve seemed like witchcraft. Now we do it for vacation.
You once thought algebra was impossible. Now you can do it (or at least fake it till you make it).

Your brain’s just stuck in a “realistic” box. But here’s the secret: Reality is flexible when you are.

Personal story: I once manifested a free first-class flight to Bali by assuming airlines just hand out upgrades to cool people like me. Did I have status? Nope. Did I “deserve” it? Doesn’t matter. The gate agent winked and said, “You look like you belong up front.”

How to crash through “impossible”:

Find proof it’s possible. Someone’s living your “impossible” dream right now. Why not you?
Stop asking “how.” You don’t know how your phone works either, but you use it daily.
Act as if it’s normal. Billionaires don’t freak out over money—it’s just there. Same energy.

8. Fastest Way to Results

Alright, let’s cut through the noise—you want your manifestation yesterday, right? Here’s the cheat code:

Stop trying to manifest.

I know that sounds backwards, but hear me out. The fastest manifests happen when you stop “doing” and start being.

Think about it:

You don’t try to be tall. You just are.
You don’t manifest having ten fingers. You just know you do.

That’s the energy. The second you decide something is yours—not hoping, not begging, but knowing—it has no choice but to show up.

Personal hack: My fastest wins came when I was distracted. Like when I “knew” my dream job was mine, then got busy binge-watching Netflix. Next thing I knew, the offer email popped up. Why? Because I wasn’t sitting around anxiously “checking the 3D.”

3 Steps to Speedrun Manifesting:

Let the 3D catch up. It’s not your job to micromanage how.
Decide. “This is mine now.” Full stop.
Drop it. Like forgetting an Amazon order—you know it’s coming, so you don’t obsess.

9. Why People Fail

Let’s get real—most people screw this up without even realizing it. And it all boils down to one toxic habit:

They try instead of being.

You ever see someone desperately affirming in the mirror like they’re convincing a cop they didn’t steal the candy bar? That’s “trying.” And it reeks of lack.

Here’s why it fails:

Needing = lacking. If you’re trying to manifest money, you’re admitting you don’t have it.
Checking the 3D = doubting. It’s like digging up a seed to see if it grew—you kill the damn plant.

Personal confession: I used to be the king of “I’m manifesting but—” until I realized every “but” was a self-sabotage. The second I dropped the mental gymnastics and just was the person who had it? Boom. Everything flowed.

**How to not fail:**

Stop “manifesting.” You don’t “manifest” your next breath—you just breathe. Same vibe.
Kill the “how.” You don’t need to know how your heart beats to stay alive. Trust the process.
Assume it’s boring. Your dream life should feel as mundane as brushing your teeth.

10. “Letting Go” Myth

Oh man, this one grinds my gears. People out here treating “letting go” like some spiritual surrender where you have to emotionally detach from your desires. That’s not how this works.

Here’s the truth:

You don’t let go of your desire. You let go of the struggle.
It’s not about releasing—it’s about knowing it’s already done.

Think about it:

Do you “let go” of the fact that you have a bed to sleep in tonight? No, because you know it’s there.
Do you stress about “releasing” your desire to eat dinner? No, you just know food will happen.

That’s the energy. Your desires aren’t hot potatoes—you don’t have to drop them to “prove” you’re detached.

Personal take: The moment I stopped trying to “let go” of wanting my SP back and just knew they were mine? That’s when they came crawling. Not because I “surrendered,” but because I stopped acting like it was up for debate.

How to actually “let go”:

Upgrade your assumption. Move from “I want this” to “I have this.”
Stop monitoring the 3D. You don’t track your Uber Eats driver once you know they’re coming.
Live like it’s normal. Your dream life shouldn’t feel like a fantasy—it should feel like a given.