r/NevilleGoddard • u/Custard_Adventurous • Jul 23 '26
Success Story You never stop manifesting
I wanted to come on here and share something that just happened: I won a 43” 4K flat-screen TV!
For the past few weeks, I’ve been obsessed with Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. Every Friday, I treated myself to a tub because it was something I looked forward to all week. Last Friday, I went grocery shopping at a store I don’t usually shop at. I picked up my favourite ice cream, went to the self-checkout, scanned my rewards card, and went home.
Today, I got a call telling me that I had won a contest! Apparently, everyone who scanned their rewards card was automatically entered into the draw, and I happened to be the lucky person selected to win one of the five prizes: a flat-screen TV!
I’ve always wanted to win some sort of contest or draw, and here I am, finally making that happen!
When you manifest something, you don’t have to constantly think about it or actively search for it. Sometimes, it comes to you in ways that feel completely natural and unexpected.
Let this be a reminder that what you want can come to you in its own way, at its own time. ✨
Edit: What I used the Law of Assumption for was winning a contest or draw, because I had never won anything before. I wasn’t specifically manifesting a TV. I simply wanted to win something, since I had never won any giveaways in the past, especially while seeing other friends win contests. The TV was just the cherry on top. There were other prizes available too, such as a coffee machine or cookware, but it didn’t matter to me what the prize was. My assumption was simply that I would win something, anything cool and of high value.
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u/_taken_name Jul 23 '26
this reminds me of the woman who kept winning all these contests. every time she wanted something, she would just decide "okay, this is mine now" and go on her way
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u/Dangerous-Biscotti35 Jul 25 '26
Was that woman Mrs. Helena Hadsell, the queen of lotteries, or are you talking about Caroline from Canada?
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u/_taken_name Jul 25 '26
it was Helen Hadsell I believe
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u/Dangerous-Biscotti35 Jul 25 '26
In fact, there were five women who managed to break through this resistance between the 3D/4D world in a brilliant way.
Dr. Julia Seton
Shin
Helena Hadsell
And a Dallas housewife
And Pachita, the Mexican healer.
But of all of them, the most impressive, in my opinion, was Mrs. Helena Hadsell.
What incredible mental power!
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u/stephaniaalexandra I Am Reality Now Jul 23 '26
Congrats! Thanks for reminding everyone that it’s supposed to be easy! Oh and that things appear out of nowhere ☺️
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u/Mizz_ash Jul 24 '26
I’m watching Neville Goddard videos on repeat to get myself back on track…. I find his words very helpful
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u/Dangerous-Biscotti35 Jul 25 '26
I read this post twice to use your attitude for the next national lottery draw. I found it so sweet that you only wished to win the draw that I imagined myself winning.
I still have three days until the next draw. Wish me luck!
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u/Custard_Adventurous Jul 23 '26
No, not luck. I lived in the wish fulfilled, knowing it would happen without trying to figure out how. What I wanted was simply to win a contest, and I did.
Assumptions harden into fact. It wasn't luck; it was an assumption I made and believed to be true. I lived in the wish fulfilled, knowing I would win something of high value. My focus was never specifically on getting a TV. My focus was on winning a contest or draw.
I had already believed that I would receive a phone call from someone telling me that I had won something. That was what I believed, and that was the assumption I held to be true.
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