“What If I Don’t Want To Work Anymore?”

Can you use the Law of Assumption to manifest a livelihood without working?

Work and action are two different things. You can take a lot of action and not even realize you’re doing it, while work is inherently forced and something you do for survival. Everyone likes to take action, no one likes to work. If you want to manifest circumstances where you no longer have to work but your needs are being met, embody the state of having exactly what you want:

Ask yourself what the feeling of abundance feels like. Then, imagine you’re doing your passion with this feeling of abundance. Bask in this feeling — the satisfaction of your bills/mortgage being paid with money you hardly have to ‘work’ for, the gratefulness of knowing you and your family are taken care of, the release of no longer having to worry about money anymore because it’s all handled through your passion.

Whether it’s painting, writing, traveling, etc (or, for the divas, even a passion of sitting at home and simply being taken care of), imagine a scene where you’re doing exactly that and you feel satisfied because this action is taking care of your livelihood.

Neville said it best himself:

“There is nothing more important than developing your imagination to transform your life from the inside world of your thoughts and feelings to the outside world of your results and manifestations.” — Neville Goddard

And pay no mind to mental doubt, let it flow without identifying with it, because it’s not you. There are 12-year-old millionaires right now making the average adult’s yearly wage per day, just from streaming video games online. This would have been unheard of 20 years ago. You never know how the Universe will fulfill your desire — you only know that it WILL be fulfilled. Anything is possible, just embody the state and feel gratitude for it already being done.

“You cannot force anything outwardly by the mightiest effort of the will. There is only one way you can command the things you want and that is by assuming the consciousness of the things desired.” — Neville Goddard

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With Love, Kiara Hana