Living in the End

Living in the end is Neville Goddard's instruction to think from a fulfilled desire rather than merely think about it. Thinking about an outcome can leave it in the future. Thinking from it means using the outcome as the present basis for inner speech, expectation, and response.

Neville often taught this through a short scene that could occur only after the desired result. Once the scene feels natural, daily reactions can begin to agree with that end. The Law of Assumption names the broader principle; living in the end describes the point of view produced by the accepted assumption.