Is Your Mind Sending Signals Without You Knowing? The Law of Thought Transmission [Neville Goddard]

The Law of Thought Transmission in Action 

Now, you might be wondering what on earth thought transmission is and how it can possibly impact your reality. 

Well, let me tell you a little story that will shed some light on this powerful law.

 A few years back, one of my closest friends was stuck in a serious work rut. Her boss? Total nightmare fuel. She was convinced he had it out for her.

And don’t even get me started on the raise she wanted but thought was impossible to get.

She and her colleagues had constantly complained about him, creating a negative energy that seemed to permeate the entire office. 

Now, as a manifestation coach, I knew that complaining and focusing on the negative aspects of her boss would only perpetuate the problem. So, I asked her to stop complaining about him immediately and start considering his angle to develop empathy towards him.

Instead of seeing her boss as the villain, we worked on visualizing him as her biggest cheerleader. She practiced sending out thoughts of gratitude and respect towards him, even when it felt challenging.

And guess what?

Shortly, she noticed a significant change. Her boss started acknowledging her efforts and even praised her during team meetings. 

And when she finally mustered up the courage to ask for that raise? 

Boom! 

He said yes without breaking a sweat.

This, my friend, is the Law of Thought Transmission in action.

The Law of Thought Transmission Definition

So, what exactly is the Law of Thought Transmission?

In essence, it’s the idea that our thoughts are not confined to our minds but can be transmitted to others, influencing their mind and actions. 

This means that the thoughts we hold about someone else can actually shape their behavior and reactions towards us. 

How Does the Law of Thought Transmission Work 

Imagine for a moment that your mind is like a broadcasting station, constantly sending out signals. These signals, or thoughts, have the power to influence others, whether they are aware of it or not.

Neville Goddard 

Neville Goddard was a remarkable spiritual teacher, author, and mystic. He dedicated his life to studying the mind and its limitless potential. 

Neville’s core teaching revolves around the Law of Assumption.

The Law of Assumption states that what we assume to be true becomes our reality. 

This is why it’s so important to feel and imagine our desires as already fulfilled if we want to manifest them.

In chapter 5 of one of his most influential works, “Prayer, The Art of Believing,” he explains the Law of Thought Transmission.

Mirror of the Mind

Have you ever noticed that your external world mirrors your internal state? 

This is the Law of Thought Transmission!

Our mind acts like a mirror. It reflects back to us our thoughts through our experiences and interactions with others.

What we think and feel about someone is picked up by their subconscious mind. This happens even if they are not physically present. 

The subconscious is the part of the mind that operates without conscious awareness. 

This is why sometimes when we meet someone for the first time, we can feel an instant connection or repulsion towards them.

On some level, our thoughts have already been transmitted to them, influencing their perception of us.

And, because of it: 

When we think negative thoughts about someone else, they may unknowingly begin to behave in a way that aligns with those thoughts. 

Mirror Neurons

Modern science supports this concept too.

For instance, the theory of mirror neurons in neuroscience suggests that our brains are wired to reflect the emotions and actions we observe in others.

This means that our thoughts and feelings can indeed influence the people around us, creating a ripple effect in our social environments.

When we focus on positive thoughts we send out strong, positive vibrations that attract corresponding positive reactions in others. Of course, it works in the other direction too. 

Now, let me ask you:

What are your predominant thoughts about others? Do they reflect the interactions and relationships you wish to have, or is there room for improvement?

The Connection Between the Law of Thought Transmission and the Golden Rule

You may know the famous phrase, “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.”

This is the Golden Rule. It’s a timeless principle rooted in many cultures.

According to it, we should treat others with the same respect and kindness we wish to receive.

This principle is closely linked to the Law of Thought Transmission.

When we direct positive, loving thoughts towards others, we improve our own experiences too. This is because the thoughts we send out into the universe are reflected back to us.

Just imagine your coworkers being awesome and having your back. You’ll start to have better interactions with them. It’s all about treating others with respect and being kind, like the Golden Rule teaches us.

Becoming Mindful of Our Thoughts

Now that we understand how our thoughts can influence others, it is important to be mindful of them.

This is the first step towards harnessing the power of the Law of Thought Transmission.

It requires a conscious effort to observe and regulate our inner dialogue.

Once we become aware of our thoughts, we can shift them in a more positive direction.

Here are 3 practical ways to help you become more mindful of your thoughts:

1. Daily Meditation: Spend a few minutes each day in quiet meditation. Focus on your breath and observe your thoughts without judgment. This practice can help you become more aware of your mental patterns in general. 

2. Journaling: Write down your thoughts and feelings regularly. This can help you identify recurring negative thoughts about others. Once you notice negative thoughts towards others acknowledge them. Ask yourself, “How do these thoughts affect my behavior and interactions with this person?“

1. Mindful Moments: Throughout the day, take a few moments to pause and check in with your thoughts. When around others, ask yourself, “What emotions am I feeling towards this person, and why?”  

Why not try out these suggestions?

You will start to notice your true thoughts and feelings about others.

Transforming Negative Thoughts

We are constantly surrounded by people – family, friends, co-workers, strangers.

And if we’re being totally honest, we have to admit that our thoughts about them aren’t always positive.

We may find ourselves judging others or getting caught up in negative thinking patterns.

 Luckily, we have the power to redirect our thoughts and transform them into positive ones.

For instance, if you find yourself judging a colleague, try shifting your focus to appreciating them.

This change in thinking will do two things:

1. It will change your perception of the other person.
2. And, it will also change how they see you and your experience of them. 

Shifting Thoughts Real-Life Examples

The list of common real-life examples where we have negative or judgmental thoughts about others and their replacements: 

Practicing the Law of Thought Transmission

Practicing the Law of Thought Transmission involves a few key steps that focus on the power of imagination and belief. Here’s a guide to help you practice this concept:

1. Define Your Desire: Clearly identify what you wish to transmit or manifest. It should be precise and meaningful to you.

2. Enter a Relaxed State: Find a quiet space where you can relax without interruptions. Breath-focused visualization or meditation can help you reach a state of calm.

3. Mental Conversation: Imagine the person or situation you want to influence as vividly as possible. Conduct an imaginary conversation where the person confirms the fulfillment of your desire. Hear them express gratitude or happiness. For more on this topic read about the Congratulations Technique.

4. Feel the Reality You Desire: Engage your emotions and senses. Feel the joy, gratitude, or relief that would come with the realization of your desire.

5. Persist in the Assumption: Continue to assume the feeling of your wish fulfilled throughout your day, even when doubts arise.