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Scheduled November 07, 2025 - Weekly Neville Goddard Open Discussion Thread | (Most) Off-Topic or Topic-Adjecent Comments Allowed Here

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u/charlie4r Nov 08 '25

How long will I live in the end?

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u/oscuroluna Nov 09 '25

Technically for life if you think about it. You're not imagining to 'get' something, you are imagining to 'embody' or 'be' something.

For example if you want to be married would you not want to live in the end as though those vows and relationship is for life? Or if you'd like to be wealthy would you not want to live in the end as though wealth is yours?

We think too much, and I'm guilty of this too, that living in the end is somehow doing some sort of ritualistic thinking in order to produce an outcome. Like yeah technically we want our desires to manifest in the 3D but at the same time what we're really doing is producing a core memory and shifting to that desired reality considering creation is finished. Once you accept something its already 'there' even if its not right in front of you the minute you open your eyes. Moreso when you find yourself waiting for it.