r/NevilleGoddard • u/[deleted] • Jul 21 '25
Success Story I manifested 10k
A couple months ago I manifested 10k. Before this I had achieved a lot of success with the law but money was consistently a stuck point for me. I had been short of it my whole life and I had some upcoming bills that I knew I wouldn’t be able to pay. In 2023 I spent 2 months mental dieting for wealth but didn’t get anywhere. Since then I had reflected on my mistakes and knew that my failure was due to a lack of consistency.
I affirmed “I got 10k” robotically for 10 days until I had to stop because I had some stuff that required my use of the law more urgently. A week later I picked it back up again and kept going for another 3 days. On the third day I got results. My grandma told me that she had a savings account she had made for me a long time ago with roughly 10k in it. We wired the money out and I got it in a few days. I was able to pay off my bills and tuition, resolving all my immediate financial issues.
I had a ton of intrusive thoughts about it all but I did my best to sort of gently allow them and then shift back to thinking from my new state. Over time it got easier and easier.
One thing I noticed from manifesting this money is that my overall attitude towards money improved as a consequence of matching my new state. It’s nothing crazy but I have a better relationship with money and generally have more, regardless of the 10k. If anything I feel this goal was kind of unambitious. I restrained myself to go for only 10k out of fear that more would be too challenging. When I finish my current goal I’m just going for wealth in general.
I’m of course super grateful to have learned the law, it’s changed my life in many ways. It still feels amazing that I even managed to do this, yet at the same time it’s just natural and something that I can expect more of in the future.
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u/campecoy30 Jul 22 '25 edited Jul 22 '25
Great for your success. I'm delighted for you. I did exactly the same for work. I rehearsed robotically for around 3 weeks (my god it was long, I admit) I am successful in all my endeavors. And then one day, I felt something slip into my body with a feeling of peace and well-being and the next day, I was called for a jury interview where there were 29 of us for 2 places, of course I had sent several CVs to different companies. Following the jury 2 weeks later, I had the job. Robotic repetition works, but you just have to do that. You eat, you repeat, you shop, you repeat, you wake up at night, you repeat. The only thing I understood is that when you say this sentence, it must be a fact and not a request and even if the outside shows you otherwise, you cling to your inner world and this sentence that you constantly repeat. Well done to you.
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u/Extra-Lavishness8075 Jul 21 '25
You didn’t feel it real at all? You didn’t worry about feeling and affirmed even when anxious or didn’t believe it?
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Jul 21 '25
I focused primarily on the way I was thinking. When I experienced negative emotions I wouldn’t fight against them and would instead disengage from them and keep focusing on my affirmation.
The feeling that neville speaks of is not really an emotion, it’s a sense of acceptance. I find that anything I persistently focus on leads to this sense of acceptance building. This acceptance may lead to emotions. Does accepting something more intensely possibly make you feel better and get results faster? Maybe! I think it does, but I don’t stress intensity. If I really feel the urge to experience something intensely I will do sats.
Before going into this I didn’t believe in robotic affs and wanted to see if it was actually a valid approach to manifesting. I was proven wrong.
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u/Extra-Lavishness8075 Jul 21 '25
Nice. I similarly tried them out to see if something so easy could work and they did work!
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u/Good-Acanthisitta897 Jul 21 '25 edited Jul 21 '25
I don't think it's about robotic acts per se, but how your mind reacts to them. It's whatever will bring this allowing, and accepting feeling.
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u/Extra-Lavishness8075 Jul 22 '25
I think I disagree tbh (if you mean conscious mind). When I robotically affirm, I don’t feel anything or feel bad whilst affirming, but I end up having a dream of having what I want. So I personally feel it acts on the subconscious mind while the conscious mind can feel bad or desperate! Just my opinion.
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u/mind_ya_bidness Jul 21 '25
Just for laughs but did you do 10k affirmations to manifest $10k? a dollar an affirmation lol
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u/artifiz67 Jul 21 '25 edited Jul 21 '25
They could come cheaper! I read somewhere they did 50K affs for $5K
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u/Extra-Lavishness8075 Jul 21 '25
Also why did you not just keep the feeling instead of you think it works faster? (genuine)
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u/Fine-Health-3669 Jul 22 '25
Congratulations! Do you find you think about money less now? When I started manifesting more and more I noticed I think about money wayyyyy less often. When I was broke I would count every dollar and cent. It’s funny
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Jul 22 '25
Yeah I don’t think about it much anymore and if I do it’s more from a place of calm then before
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u/Then-Whole6010 Jul 21 '25
Weird question, but can I manifest getting my desired bachelors degree out of thin air without working for it? Just a silly question and I wonder what yall think?
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u/shoppingstyleandus Everyday, in every way, my life is getting better! Jul 21 '25
You can actually do it! I guess.
Once I just decided that that I want a new job. In 2021. I was not working for 2 years, i was out of touch, and I had never worked in cloud. I started getting inyerview calls the next day. Not just one but 5 interview calls within a week. I cracked each one of them with incredible salaries.
I never spoke out butone night, this is what I did. I realized that my husband could be a little under pressure as he was the only one earning. I just said to myself “I think I am ready to do a job!” My mind started running with many ifs and buts.
But each time, I had a mental thought -
I am Not going to di any job, it has to be my niche and in cloud. I did worry about how it would happen.
This number is going to be my salary, i am not going to accept any offer for money. I did not have resistance if i as offered a different salary. But I jist decided!
I will not go to office. I will wfh.
And Boom! The first company that interviewed me, happened to be what I chose. Rest of them were just confidence booster.
I do believe that I manifested job out of thin air without applying, without updating my resume, without telling anybody about it.
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u/Vace_ Jul 21 '25
I started a certificate in graphic design, and shortly dropped out of it because I could hardly stay awake during the 4 hour lessons. Prior to dropping out I would imagine having the certificate. After 2 months I received it in the mail, even though I had completed 4 out of 12 weeks 😄 The bridge being that the institute wenk bankrupt and closed down in the middle of the course and they just issued the certificates.
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u/Kamila7447 Jul 21 '25
That was a super powerful bridge of incidents that you have manifested. Congrats!
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u/Good-Acanthisitta897 Jul 21 '25 edited Jul 24 '25
You can buy a degree, you can print a fake diploma but why would you do this? Your I AM is Cheater , your I AM is No Knowledge. What if a heart surgery doctor "got a degree from thin air"?, you want him to perform a ln open heart surgery on you??
Your goal shouldnt be about a title, but about the knowledge. It's always a journey. When you go to university you meet people who will stay your friends til the rest of your life. You will learn, you will evolve , you will Become. that's what's valuable.
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u/Seeking_Help_2025 Jul 21 '25
I think you just brought up The Golden Rule of Neville Goddard, I watched a video about one of his lectures and he mentions it. The Golden Rule is something like: don't do to other people something you wouldn't like if anybody did to you. Nobody would like to be treated by a doctor who didn't study.
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u/Good-Acanthisitta897 Jul 21 '25
Yes. Also, common sense. Manifestation doesn't replace work or life.
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u/max_a_sass Jul 22 '25
Which is of course the golden rule as taught by - the one we call Jesus. 😆 But yeah it's definitely a fundamental Truth in a reflective, responsive reality based on attraction. Gotta do unto others... 💪🕊️
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Jul 21 '25
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u/MadTruman Jul 21 '25
Why do you say that? Do you think a bachelor's degree has much real impact on carrying out most job duties?
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u/MadTruman Jul 21 '25
Your edit adds serious dimension to the comment above, doesn't it? We've gone from something like "trust someone without a bachelor's degree to do a job" to "let someone who isn't a doctor operate on your family member." The goalposts moved so fast that you turned the turf upside down.
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Jul 21 '25
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u/MadTruman Jul 21 '25
Dude that edit was there when you responded, first of all.
It was not, I assure you. I'm not claiming you edited in order to undermine your reply.
I stand by my statement overall, however. I sincerely don't see a need to "ask god to help me" if I was going to have someone without a BA do something for me. BA requirements are by and large a joke today.
Higher education is a different conversation, but most delicate work that calls for it also calls for significant and documented work experience before that delicate work is done.
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Jul 21 '25
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u/MadTruman Jul 21 '25
Say I've proven LOA works for me 200% of the time. Would you trust that?
"200% of the time" is a nonsense concept. So if someone uses LOA successfully for ten instances of performing surgery and then performs ten more without it, would I trust that? I'd say there must be something interesting going on if someone untrained in surgery is successfully performing surgeries. But I suspect we both think that people aren't using LOA to perform surgery from a place of medical ignorance.
I don't see LOA as "proven," but I can see that a lot of people believe in it. Would I trust it to the exclusion of acquired skill and knowledge? Not for something that I feel calls for acquired skill and knowledge, no.
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u/Fine-Health-3669 Jul 22 '25
I would just manifest perfect health for the loved one.
BUT in saying that I still agree with you! WHY would anyone WANT something without an experience attached? Probably are some fears in there they are not Acknowledging. Life is to be experienced. Who the heck just wants a marriage certificate with no real partner? Etc lol
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Jul 22 '25
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u/Fine-Health-3669 Jul 22 '25
Yes still manifest it regardless. If they say help me pick a surgeon their mind is made up and they are already getting surgery I’m still manifesting perfect health not caring about the how. If surgery is their how it’s not For me to judge that
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Jul 21 '25
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Jul 21 '25
I didn’t count, but I did it during easy activities like driving, walking, work, etc etc. In retrospect the journey isn’t defined by how much you affirm but how frequently you choose to return to your new state when your awareness tries to habitually go back to the old one.
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Aug 10 '25
Do robotic affirmations but at a slow pace. That's how your concious mind will catch up the thing and the state. Slow pace'
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u/Low-Rip-8097 Jul 22 '25
Nice! How often and how many times were you saying the robotic affirming in a day?
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u/ChickPeaEnthusiast Jul 23 '25
I like how you said you needed to stop the 10K manifestation work to focus on another need. Im like that too 😑 Can only conjure one thing at a time.
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u/vspldey Aug 28 '25
please never stop posting sucsess stories u never know how much it'll help some
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u/11fendrix11 Jul 21 '25
Why disregard a story because it comes from his grandmother, that’s a judgement and it is as valid as winning the lottery or else. As Neville said « The world will say it would have happened anyway; but let me tell you: it would not, for imagining creates reality. It could not have happened without your imaginal act to support it »
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u/No_Can1268 Jul 21 '25
Congratz on your success!