Everything is possible — but only if your subconscious agrees. Manifestation through identity, the Law of Assumption, and subconscious reprogramming.

L’infinito di Leopardi e la Legge dell’Assunzione: «io nel pensier mi fingo»

«Io nel pensier mi fingo»: il verso che regge L’infinito di Leopardi è anche la descrizione più precisa del metodo di Neville Goddard. Una siepe che nasconde l’orizzonte, un infinito vissuto prima di vederlo, e un dolce naufragio. Ecco cosa insegna sull’immaginazione.

Friday the 13th Spiritual Meaning: What Neville Goddard’s Teacher Abdullah Taught About Luck

This Friday is the third and last Friday the 13th of 2026. In Rome, 13 is lucky; in Madrid, the cursed day is Tuesday. So where does the bad luck live? Neville Goddard’s teacher Abdullah had an answer: in the assumption. Here is how to make the day a lucky one.

How Long Does It Take to Manifest? What Neville Goddard’s Teacher Abdullah Knew About Timing

17 seconds, 21 days, 30 days: the internet loves a manifestation timeline. Neville Goddard’s teacher Abdullah never gave one. He told Neville “You are in Barbados” and closed the door. Here is what really sets how long a manifestation takes, and what shortens the wait.

Verão de São Martinho e a Lei da Suposição: prove o vinho novo

Todos os anos, por volta de 11 de novembro, volta um sol que em novembro não devia estar ali. É o Verão de São Martinho: a capa cortada ao meio, as castanhas, o vinho novo. E uma lição de Neville Goddard sobre o tempo em que uma suposição amadurece em realidade.

The Housewife Era and the Law of Assumption: Why Abdullah Taught the Original POV

Since Tate McRae’s “Housewife,” feeds are full of POV clips of the life people want. Nearly a century ago, Neville Goddard’s teacher Abdullah gave him the original POV: “You are in Barbados.” Here is the housewife era, done the way Abdullah taught it: from inside, and all the way into sleep.

Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: A Deep Reading of the Money Blueprint Printed in Childhood

T. Harv Eker says your income works like a thermostat, always drifting back to a setting printed in childhood by what you heard, saw and lived through. A deep reading of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind: the blueprint, the thermostat, the jars, and how to reset the program at its source.

La Sainte-Catherine et la loi de l’assomption : tout bois prend racine, toute assomption aussi

Le 25 novembre, les jardiniers plantent dans une terre qui semble morte, et les catherinettes coiffent leurs chapeaux jaune et vert. « À la Sainte-Catherine, tout bois prend racine » : un vieux dicton français qui résume la leçon de Neville Goddard. On plante avant de voir.

La méthode Coué et Neville Goddard : pourquoi l’imagination l’emporte toujours sur la volonté

« Tous les jours, à tous points de vue, je vais de mieux en mieux. » En France, on dit « c’est de la méthode Coué » pour se moquer. Mais le pharmacien de Nancy avait découvert une loi que Neville Goddard enseignera à son tour : quand la volonté et l’imagination s’affrontent, l’imagination gagne.

The Let Them Theory and Abraham Hicks: Why Letting Go Is the Art of Allowing

Mel Robbins’ Let Them Theory went viral by saying what Abraham Hicks has taught for decades: stop trying to control other people. Abraham calls it the Art of Allowing, and adds the half most people miss. Here is let them and let me, the Vortex way.

L’estate di San Martino e la Legge dell’Assunzione: ogni mosto diventa vino

Ogni anno, intorno all’11 novembre, torna un sole che a novembre non dovrebbe esserci. È l’estate di San Martino: il mantello tagliato in due, le castagne, il mosto che diventa vino. E una lezione di Neville Goddard sul tempo in cui un’assunzione matura in realtà.

The Soft Life and Abraham Hicks: Why Everything You Want Is Downstream

While half the internet locks in for winter, the other half is choosing a softer life. Abraham Hicks would say the soft half found something important: you have been paddling upstream, and everything you want is downstream. Here is the soft life, the Vortex way.

ドパガキの意味と想定の法則：寝る前の「最後の一本」が明日を書く

気づけば夜中、画面の光の中で次の動画を待っている。自分を笑って「ドパガキ」と呼ぶその時間は、ネヴィル・ゴダードがもっとも大切にした、眠りの入り口の時間でもあります。最後の一本を、フィードではなく自分の場面に使う方法。