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💬 Discussionlaw-of-assumption#other
What does living from the end look like on an ordinary workday?
It is easy to turn “living from the end” into constant monitoring: checking thoughts, circumstances, and mood every few minutes. A calmer interpretation is to notice the old state without making it an emergency, then return to the identity for whom the desire is already settled. What small, natural differences show up in your attention, inner speech, or decisions when you do that?
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For me the change is mostly conversational. I stop rehearsing explanations for why it has not happened and return to the kind of inner sentence I would naturally have after resolution.
The day also becomes less ceremonial. I can answer email, make lunch, and solve problems without asking each action to prove or disprove the assumption.
Well I’d say if someone pauses their entire livelihood just to wait 24/7 for their desire to come true that person has a problem, is extremely childish and irresponsible.
One thing I’m extremely confused about is that, during our day to day lives and routines, if we have already accepted the fact that we are already living our desired lives, for example, already married to our SP, then why shouldn’t we be delusionally having real conversations with our SP as if they are sitting right next to us say at the dinner table even though no one else sees their physical presence next to us? AI Neville said if we do that we are forcing things to happen a certain way right now. But I’m not forcing, to me, if I know I am already someone’s wife, it’s just natural for me to have a conversation with my spouse at dinner time. And when I make that conversation out loud I’m not faking or forcing anything. It’s just natural and peaceful. And if I’m still eating alone that means I’m not married and it defeats the Living from the end thing.