There are universal laws ordained by God that sustain life and we have the ability to make use of it
One of which is the law of attraction. The law of attraction states that whatever your emotional state, thoughts and feelings all constitute is what you experience in real life. Basically it realises the the common phrase “what you believe is what you achieve”.
This phrase is usually overlooked by most. As vague and as easy as it seems it has much more to do with not just your thoughts, but aligning yourself with them as realistically as you can to truly ingrain it into your subconscious so you actually “believe”. Believing takes much more effort than we think it does.
We can say we believe in God and Jesus Christ. But our way of life says otherwise. We may indulge in sin. Do bad to others and so much more. But still claim to be “believers ” At the same time many are not willing to die for such a cause. The textbook definition of belief is having a faith and trust with absolute certainty. “Absolutes” are unconditional. Independent of standard. So to believe means to believe wholeheartedly and align yourself lifestyle in that manner.
We can believe a chair exists. Because it’s right where you see it. It’s visible. Physical. Moveable and objectively tangible. If someone with a gun aimed at you told you to run our through the door but said “ don’t move the chair obstructing you on the way out, it’s not there” you would still move the chair. Because you believe it’s in your way. If the gun holder asked you if there chair there you’d say yes. Despite your life being in his hands, you still very much believe the chair is infront of you. Because you see and believe it is like any other person.
To actually believe and attract things to our direction, it takes intention. To achieve what we desire we have to subconsciously dwell on it. Not just think it. feel it, act in that way and overtime this behaviour becomes a reality. It’s why art is created. Why landscapes are forged and concrete structures built. Thought is power. And a consistent thought pattern brings about foreseeable change.
