By Emily Clawson

Circumstances and things are constantly coming into or going out of form based on our thoughts. Leave a thought in your mind long enough—without rejecting it—and it will eventually come into form. It moves from non-existence to idea, to spiritual form, and finally into physical form.

But if you start to doubt it can happen, that thought begins to reverse direction—back toward non-existence. All you really need to do is hold the thought of what you want long enough, and it will start moving toward becoming reality.

Sometimes, when you have very little subconscious resistance around something, just forming the idea is enough—it will begin unfolding on its own, without much effort or attention.

Let me give you an example:

When I first started learning about the Laws of Thought, I wrote out several goal statements. One of them was about the car I was driving at the time. I had already sold my truck, but the process hadn’t been easy. I’d tried selling it the summer before, but no luck. Gas was around $5/gallon, and not many people were lining up to buy a gas guzzler. Still, I believed it would sell eventually. The goal statement I wrote included a date that was ten months away, so I wasn’t really focused on that goal just yet.

But just a few weeks after writing that statement and letting the Law of Perpetual Transmutation do its thing, I got a strong impression to list the truck for sale again. That surprised me, because I hadn’t been actively working on that goal. Still, I followed the nudge—and five days later, the truck sold. Just like that. Ten thousand dollars of debt and a gas guzzler—gone. Wow.

Next, I needed a car I could pay cash for. Not long after, my grandmother could no longer drive, and I ended up with her car—for free. It wasn’t my dream car (I got that more recently), but it was exactly what I needed at the time. And it all happened so naturally. All I did was create the idea—and it started to take form.

Before I even thought of it, that idea didn’t exist. Then I imagined it, and it became a thought. That thought took shape spiritually, or in the unseen realm—and eventually, it became physical reality.

So don’t get discouraged if your idea hasn’t materialized just yet. As long as you’ve planted it—and haven’t uprooted it with doubt—it’s making its way to you, even now.

To Success!