MANIFEST YOUR DREAM LIFE: 20 STATES OF WELLNESS THROUGH THE LAW OF ASSUMPTION

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Are you ready to experience a life of complete wellness? I tell you, the Law of Assumption holds the key! ✨ 

As taught by Neville Goddard and explored by yours truly, the Law of Assumption reveals that your reality is shaped by your assumptions. By consistently assuming the feeling of the wish fulfilled, you can manifest a life of complete wellness. 

This blog post explores 20 states of wellness and how to embody them using this transformative principle. 

Understanding the Law of Assumption 

The Law of Assumption states that what you assume to be true, and persist in that assumption, will become your reality. It’s not about wishful thinking; it’s about embodying the feeling of the wish fulfilled. 

This is achieved through conscious inner conversations, scripting, visualization, and a deep knowing that your desired state is already yours. 

As Neville Goddard emphasized, “The world is my idea of myself.” (Changing the Feeling of I. Neville Goddard) Your self-concept, the story you tell yourself about who you are, is the lens through which you experience life. Change the story, and you change your world. 

From the perspective of the Law of Assumption, these 20 states of wellness are not merely desirable outcomes, but already existing realities waiting to be claimed. By persistently assuming they are true, they become your reality. 

States of Wellness: Embodying Your Ideal Self 

Here are 20 states of wellness, described from the perspective of the Law of Assumption, along with their highest ideals: 

Well-loved: 

To be deeply cherished, accepted unconditionally, and surrounded by affection. 

Ideal: Experiencing a constant flow of love, both given and received, knowing you are deeply and totally loved. The highest ideal is feeling unconditionally loved and cherished, knowing you being loved is an enjoyable delight to you and to the ones who love you, and experiencing deep, fulfilling connections with others. 

Assumption: I am well-loved. ❤️ 

Well-fed: 

To nourish your body with wholesome, satisfying food, enjoying meals and feeling energized. 

Ideal: A healthy relationship with food, where you instinctively choose what nourishes you and experience gratitude for the abundance available. The highest ideal is nourishing your body with wholesome, satisfying food, enjoying meals, and feeling vibrant and energized. 

Assumption: I am well-fed.  

Well-known: 

To be recognized and appreciated for your unique talents and contributions. 

Ideal: Your gifts are acknowledged and celebrated, and you feel a sense of practical usefulness in sharing them with the world. The highest ideal is being recognized and appreciated for your unique talents and contributions, feeling seen and valued by others. 

Assumption: I am well-known.  

Well-received: 

To be welcomed and accepted wherever you go, feeling a sense of belonging. 

Ideal: You move through the world with ease, knowing you are valued and appreciated by others. The highest ideal is feeling welcomed and accepted wherever you go, experiencing warmth and openness from others. 

Assumption: I am well-received.  

Well-to-do: 

To experience financial abundance and security, having your needs met with ease. 

Ideal: A sense of financial freedom, where money flows effortlessly into your life, allowing you to pursue your passions and contribute to others. The highest ideal is experiencing financial abundance and security, having the resources to live comfortably and explore your passions. 

Assumption: I am well-to-do.  

Well-respected: 

To earn the admiration and esteem of others through your integrity and actions. 

Ideal: You command respect naturally, not through seeking it, but through embodying your highest self. The highest ideal is receiving the admiration and regard of others, being valued for your person, character and presence. 

Assumption: I am well-respected.  

Well-established: 

To have a solid foundation in all areas of your life – career, relationships, and personal growth. 

Ideal: A sense of stability and security, knowing you are grounded and capable of achieving your goals. The highest ideal is having a strong foundation in all areas of your life – career, relationships, personal growth – providing stability and a sense of organisation. 

Assumption: I am well-established. ️ 

Well-liked: 

To be naturally agreeable and enjoy positive connections with others. 

Ideal: You radiate warmth and authenticity, attracting genuine friendships and positive interactions. The highest ideal is enjoying positive relationships with others, feeling a sense of belonging and connection. 

Assumption: I am well-liked.  

Well-disciplined: 

To have mastery over your thoughts, emotions, and actions, making choices that align with your highest good. 

Ideal: Inner strength and self-control, allowing you to achieve your goals with ease and grace. The highest ideal is having mastery over your thoughts and feelings, making assumptions that agree with your highest good. 

Assumption: I am well-disciplined.  

Well-mannered: 

To exhibit grace, courtesy, and consideration in your interactions with others. 

Ideal: You treat everyone with kindness and respect, creating harmonious relationships. The highest ideal is interacting with others with grace and consideration, creating harmonious relationships. 

Assumption: I am well-mannered.  

Well-served: 

To experience ease and support in your daily life, receiving quality service when you want it. 

Ideal: You are open to receiving service of the highest quality. The highest ideal is experiencing ease and flow in your life, knowing that your needs are always met by the service of others, and opportunities readily present themselves. 

Assumption: I am well-served. ️ 

Well-versed: 

To possess knowledge and expertise in areas that interest you, feeling confident in your abilities. 

Ideal: A continuous thirst for learning and growth that is always satisfied, expanding your knowledge and sharing it with others. The highest ideal is possessing a wealth of knowledge and understanding, feeling confident in your abilities and expertise. 

Assumption: I am well-versed.  

Well-lived: 

To experience a life filled with joy, purpose, and meaningful experiences. 

Ideal: A sense of fulfillment and gratitude for the experiences you’ve had, knowing you have lived your life to the fullest. The highest ideal is experiencing a life filled with joy, purpose, and meaningful experiences, feeling a sense of fulfillment and gratitude. 

Assumption: I am well-lived.  

Well-done: 

To complete tasks and projects with excellence and satisfaction. 

Ideal: A sense of accomplishment and pride in your work, knowing you have given your best. The highest ideal is completing tasks and projects with excellence, feeling a sense of accomplishment and pride. 

Assumption: I am well-done.  

Well-paid: 

To receive fair compensation for your skills and contributions. 

Ideal: You are valued for your work and receive abundant financial rewards. The highest ideal is being highly compensated for your work and contributions, experiencing financial abundance and security. 

Assumption: I am well-paid.  

Well-praised: 

To receive acknowledgment and appreciation for your efforts and achievements. 

Ideal: You are grateful for recognition, but your self-worth is not dependent on external validation. The highest ideal is receiving recognition and appreciation for your efforts and achievements, feeling valued and encouraged. 

Assumption: I am well-praised.  

Well-being: 

To experience a state of overall health, happiness, and contentment. 

Ideal: A deep sense of peace and joy, knowing you are whole and complete. The highest ideal is experiencing holistic health and vitality – physical, mental, and emotional – feeling vibrant and full of energy. 

Assumption: I am well-being.  

Well-rounded: 

To have a balanced life, nurturing all aspects of your being – physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual. 

Ideal: A harmonious integration of all aspects of yourself, creating a fulfilling and meaningful life. The highest ideal is developing a diverse range of skills and interests, experiencing balance and fulfillment in all areas of your life. 

Assumption: I am well-rounded.  

Well-sought: 

To be in demand for your talents, skills, and presence. 

Ideal: You are recognized as valuable and sought after for your unique contributions. The highest ideal is being in demand for your talents and services, knowing that you are valued and needed. 

Assumption: I am well-sought.  

Well-cultivated: 

To continuously nurture and develop your talents, skills, and character. 

Ideal: A commitment to personal growth and self-improvement, always striving to become the best version of yourself. The highest ideal is continuously growing and evolving, nurturing your potential and becoming the best version of yourself. 

Assumption: I am well-cultivated.  

The Power of Persistent Assumption

The key to experiencing these states of wellness is persistent assumption. Through persistent inner conversations and imaginal acts, you become convicted of these assumptions. 

As you embody the feeling of these states being already true, they will, by the very nature of the Law of Assumption, manifest in your outer world. 

It’s not about forcing anything to happen; it’s about aligning yourself with the desired state until it becomes your natural life. 

As I always teach, persistent assumption through repetition is the key to manifestation. 

 

Start today. Choose one or more of these states of wellness and begin to assume they are already yours. Engage in inner conversations as if they are true. Feel the joy and satisfaction of experiencing them. And watch as your world begins to reflect your inner assumptions. 

 

Adelere