Law of Assumption

The Law of Assumption is Neville Goddard's teaching that an accepted assumption hardens into fact. He asked his students to notice what they already take for granted, then choose an assumption that agrees with the result they want.

Neville distinguished an assumption from a repeated phrase that never feels true. For him, the change occurs when a person begins to think and react from the new premise. Living in the end describes that shift in perspective, while persistence means remaining faithful to the premise when present circumstances disagree with it.