Glossary
Short, plain-language definitions for the terms and phrases used across manifestation and Law of Assumption teaching.
Inspired Action
Manifestation-community term for action taken from intuition and felt alignment, rather than from anxiety, forcing or fear of missing out.
Law of Assumption
Neville Goddard's teaching that persistently assuming a state as already true, felt with real conviction, reshapes outward circumstance.
Law of Attraction
The belief that similar energy attracts similar energy, so your dominant thoughts and emotions draw matching circumstances toward you.
Living in the End
Mentally and emotionally occupying a wish already fulfilled, instead of rehearsing the wanting of it or waiting for it to arrive.
Manifestation
The idea that your beliefs, expectations and focus shape what you notice, pursue and eventually experience in daily life.
New Thought
The 19th-century American spiritual movement holding that mind has a real, causal influence on health and circumstance, and the root of manifestation ideas.
Revision
Neville Goddard's nightly practice of mentally replaying the day's events as you wish they had gone, rather than as they actually happened.
SATS
Neville Goddard's term for State Akin to Sleep, a drowsy, relaxed state used to imagine a scene that implies a goal has already happened.
Scripting
Writing out a scene, day or letter, in the present or past tense, as though a desired outcome has already happened.
Self-Concept
The internal picture of who you believe you are, which manifestation teaching treats as a ceiling on what you can consistently experience.