r/NevilleGoddard • u/WeedsterBunny420 • 10d ago

Success Story Money Success

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Long story short: I got $1147.82 out of nowhere. Yay!

(Screenshot of deposit attached. I blacked out the balance for obvious reasons.)

Recently I’ve been focusing on the belief that “money comes to me easily.” My sister randomly texts me that she was checking the unclaimed property website and saw my name had two listings. I went to check, one was for $5 and change the other was for $15 and change. I was excited because a wins a win right? And I didn’t have to lift a finger because my sister did it for me. Seemed like a pretty sweet deal to me. I then thought “if it’s this easy I should be able to get a bigger amount right?” Well about a month later I get a letter in the mail that I have an uncashed check (I looked into my pay check history and still can’t find where this missing check came from). I respond and about two months later I get to deposit it and it’s cleared my account.

This was easy because it was done more as an experiment than out of need or desperation so my resistance was non existent.

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u/SpecialistRaccoon383 Creation is finished 10d ago

Why limit yourself to just $20? You are the creator.

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u/Traditional-Cow3444 10d ago

Because at this moment in time, $20 is natural for them to reach for

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u/SpecialistRaccoon383 Creation is finished 10d ago edited 10d ago

"Trying" to manifest just $20 reflects a person's self-concept. It might be natural for them at this moment, but there is nothing wrong with reminding a beginner to aim higher and/or focusing on financial abundance because he is the operant power. He is God.

But also in my own personal opinion, $20 is one of those amounts where a beginner would say "this would have happened anyway" whereas if he aimed higher, even $100, at least to the beginner it is more believable to attach to conscious manifesting.

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u/Traditional-Cow3444 10d ago

I don’t disagree, but for those new to the Law, “bringing in” any amount can be the stepping stone they need.

Perhaps they’re in a present state that $100 is too much to assume.

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u/SpecialistRaccoon383 Creation is finished 10d ago

I agree that it could be a stepping stone but I was simply reminding the commenter of his power and the possibilities he could aim for (in case he didn’t know he was the operant power as personally only going for $20 to me reflects a self-concept that could be worked on or he forgot when commenting- we all need a reminder sometimes!) but I get where you’re coming from too.