When your biggest nightmare becomes reality, how do you manifest your dreams?
On January 3rd, 2024, Eureka van der Watt’s husband collapsed on their bedroom floor. One month later, he was gone—leaving her a widow, a single parent to three children, and a woman sitting at a table set for one.
But this isn’t a story about surviving loss. It’s a story about transforming it.
In Table for One, Strength for Two, Eureka combines the Law of Assumption teachings of Neville Goddard with cutting-edge neuroscience to show you how to consciously create a beautiful life—even when grief threatens to destroy everything.
Inside this book, you’ll discover:
- How to rewire your grieving brain using neuroplasticity and Dr. Joe Dispenza’s methods
- Neville Goddard’s powerful SATS technique—adapted for when you can barely get out of bed
- The truth about survivor’s guilt and why joy isn’t betrayal
- How to parent while manifesting your own transformation
- Why persistence matters more than “signs” when the 3D world hasn’t caught up yet
- The spiritual dimension of loss: understanding that energy cannot be destroyed, only transformed
This book is for you if:
- You’re grieving a profound loss and can’t see a way forward
- You’re a single parent trying to be strong for children while falling apart inside
- You’ve heard about manifestation but don’t know how it applies to trauma
- You’re ready to choose what comes next, even though you didn’t choose what happened
Eureka doesn’t sugarcoat the pain. She doesn’t promise it will be easy. But she does promise this: a year from now, life can be amazing again—not the same, but beautiful in ways you can’t see yet.
“Life is always happening for us, not against us. Even when we can’t see it. Even when it hurts.”
Eureka van der Watt has been studying and teaching the Law of Assumption, Law of Attraction, Quantum Physics, and Neuroscience for over 17 years. After losing her husband in 2024 and her mother in 2025, she discovered that her deepest pain became her greatest purpose: helping others manifest despite devastating loss. She lives in Canada with her three children.

