How to Go from Surviving to Thriving Using the Law of Assumption

Vimida Das
Jun 23
3 min read

Have You Forgotten What Thriving Feels Like?

There may have been a time in your life when everything just clicked. You felt alive, hopeful, and unstoppable. Maybe it was during your twenties, or during a joyful phase filled with love, connection, and clarity. Even if that time feels long gone, the truth is: you can feel like that again.

According to the Law of Assumption, your external world is a direct reflection of your internal state. So, if you’ve been stuck in survival mode — paycheck to paycheck, emotionally drained, uninspired — it’s not your fault. But it is within your power to change.

What Is a State of Consciousness — and Why Does It Matter?

Your state of consciousness is not just a mindset. It’s the sum total of what you believe, feel, expect, and assume to be true about yourself and life. It’s how you see the world, how you interpret events, and how you experience reality.

And here’s the kicker:

You are always in a state. You don’t “get into” states once in a while — you live in one. Most people dwell in states like “nothing works out for me,” “I’m not good enough,” or “life is hard.” And they keep experiencing situations that confirm these assumptions.

Thriving Is a State — Not a Result

One of the biggest myths in the manifestation world is thinking you’ll feel good after your desire shows up. But the Law of Assumption flips that idea:

You must assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled — first. You feel good now. You remember how it felt to thrive — and you step into that feeling, even if life doesn’t match yet.

Think back to a time when you felt your best. Not just a good mood — a whole state. Maybe you felt attractive, confident, supported, and free. That wasn’t just a phase. That was a state of being — and it’s one you can choose again, on purpose.

Reclaim Your Inner Identity

Here’s a truth many overlook:

You’re not manifesting things — you’re manifesting from your identity. And your identity is your state.

Kimberly, the speaker in the video, shared how she once felt invincible in her early 20s. But after years of trauma, struggle, and living for others, she lost touch with that version of herself. It wasn’t until her early 40s, after discovering Neville Goddard’s teachings, that she began consciously shifting her state. And by 51, she felt more alive than ever.

So what changed?

Not her age. Not the economy. Not her circumstances.

What changed was the state she chose to dwell in — and assume as true.

How to Shift From Surviving to Thriving

You don’t need to “fix” yourself. You simply need to return to a version of yourself that already felt whole.

Here’s how:

Recall a Time You Thrived Even if it was brief — a month, a year, a season — find that memory when life felt exciting and meaningful.
Tap Into the Feeling Don’t just recall the event. Recall the version of you that existed then. How did they think, feel, walk, speak, and show up?
Use It as a Template That state is still accessible. You can borrow that energy to assume a new self-concept — one who already has what they desire.
Stop Waiting for Change to Feel Better Start feeling better to create the change. That’s the foundation of the Law of Assumption.
Normalize the Life You Want Visualize and imagine your ideal life as your normal. Not as something to strive for — but as something that’s already happening.

Age Is Not a Limit — It’s a Lie

One of the most empowering reminders in the video:

There is no expiration date on your joy.

Whether you’re 30, 45, 60, or beyond — thriving isn’t reserved for the young. There’s no “too late” in Law of Assumption. As long as you’re alive and conscious, you can shift your state and transform your life.

You’re not here to merely cope. You’re here to create.

You’re Already Manifesting — Make It Intentional

The truth is: you're already manifesting from your current state. If that state is filled with lack, fear, or regret, it will keep reflecting in your 3D. So why not shift into the state where you feel zest, possibility, and power?

The life you want begins with how you feel about life. So ask yourself: