Is the law of assumption just being delusional?

If you have ever said your wish out loud and thought, wait, am I just being delusional, you are not alone. The law of assumption vs delusion question shows up all the time, often with a laugh and a little worry mixed in.

Let us clear it up kindly. You will see what the law of assumption actually asks of you, why saying it before you see it is fine, and why being a little delulu can be part of the fun.

Why people ask this

The law of assumption asks you to assume something is true before you can see it. You say I am loved while the phone is quiet. You say I am paid well while the bank app shows a low number.

To the logical part of your brain, that can feel strange. It might even feel like lying. So the question pops up. Is this healthy? Is this just pretending?

It is a good question to ask. And the answer is calmer than you might think.

Law of assumption vs delusion, in plain words

Here is the simple difference. With the law of assumption, you know exactly what the 3D shows. The 3D just means what you can see around you right now. You are not confused about it. You simply decide it is old news.

You are choosing your story on purpose. You know the phone is quiet. You also know it shows what you used to assume, and you are choosing something new.

That is a choice, made with your eyes open. It is a lot like planning a party. The room is empty right now. You still know guests are coming, and you set the table anyway.

If you worry that ignoring the 3D is the same as lying to yourself, read is ignoring the 3D lying to yourself.

The room is empty right now. You still know guests are coming, and you set the table anyway.

You still live your normal life

Assuming does not mean you stop living. You still go to school or work. You still eat lunch, see friends and do your laundry. Nothing in your outer day has to change.

The only change is on the inside. What you say to yourself. What you picture before bed. What you assume about how it all ends.

Some people ask whether they can make their own rules to manifest. Yes. There is no strict rulebook. You can use the tools you like and skip the ones you do not. Your mind, your story.

Why it is fine to say it before you see it

Every big thing in your life started as a thought before it was real. A trip you planned. A haircut you pictured. A friend you hoped to meet.

The law of assumption simply says that thought comes first, and the 3D follows. So of course you say it before you see it. That is the order things go in.

This is also why it is so different from just staying happy all day. You are not forcing a mood. You are choosing a story. There is more on that in is the law of assumption the same as positive thinking.

The fun side of being a little delulu

The phrase delulu is the solulu became popular for a reason. It is playful. It says, I am going to believe in my wish even when it looks silly from the outside.

That is a lovely way to hold it. Not heavy, not serious, just a happy, stubborn kind of sure. Here are a few ways people keep it light:

• Calling their wish done with a grin.
• Talking to themselves like their dream life is already normal.
• Picking a phone wallpaper that matches the ending.
• Laughing when the 3D looks the opposite, because it is just old news.

If you want to get better at looking past what you see right now, read how to ignore the 3D. To understand why your mind responds to all this, try the how your mind works course. And for a laugh, take the manifesting myths true or false quiz.