This Neville Goddard Assume The State meditation trains you to become the version of yourself who already has what you desire — where it feels natural, automatic, and real.

Instead of trying to change your thoughts or force belief, you are guided into a new state of being — where your identity, reactions, and expectations reflect your desired reality.

Using imagination and awareness, this session stabilizes the version of you who already has it — so your outer world begins to mirror that shift.

This is a digital audio download. No physical product will be shipped.

Instead of trying to fix your current situation, you step into the state that produces the result.

Use this session to:

• Be the version of you who already has it
• Shift your identity at the root level
• Think and react as the person who has your desire
• Make your desired state feel natural and automatic

This is about being it — not trying to get it.

Includes:

• 20-minute guided meditation
• 60-minute extended version
• 8-hour overnight sleep version

Explore more Neville Goddard techniques:

• I AM Meditation – Awareness Training

• SATS Meditation – Sleep State Manifestation

• Revision Meditation – Change Your Past

Apply this to your life:

• Wealth Meditation – Feel Financial Abundance

• Health Meditation – Feel Whole & Strong

• Love Meditation – Feel Loved & Chosen

FAQ

What does “Assume The State” mean?
Assuming the state means accepting that you already are the version of yourself who has what you desire — and thinking, feeling, and reacting from that identity.

How does this meditation work?
It guides you into the state of already being that version of yourself, where your thoughts, emotions, and actions align naturally.

Why is assuming the state important?
Neville taught that your state determines your reality. When you change your state, your world reflects that change.

How often should I use this meditation?
Use this daily to stabilize the identity of the version of you who already has what you want.

Is this based on Neville Goddard’s teachings?
Yes. This meditation is based on Neville Goddard’s principles of imagination, assumption, and identity.