Gods Visualize, Believe, and Actualize

Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods?
~John 10:34 KJV

After reading the above Bible verse, I realize that we are not helpless creatures to be run over by the cruelties of life. But are, instead, powerful forces that can surmount any obstacle that life can throw at us.

This verse states that we are actually gods. As we know, gods are more powerful than mere humans. Gods have more ability.

The one factor that makes us godlike is our faith. Faith is the ability to visualize, believe, and actualize something into existence.

To visualize, we form a detailed mental picture of what we want. We do this on a daily basis until the thing visualized becomes clearer and clearer, and more and more real.

To believe, we declare to ourselves that the thing we visualize has already materialized. We declare this out loud to ourselves. We declare this with power and determination.

To actualize, we transform what we believe into a reality. We roll up our sleeves and make it happen. We get off our butts and kick some ass. We manhandle life until it gives us what we want.

That's what it means to live life as a god. Gods are creators, not victims.

Gods visualize, believe, and actualize. Mere humans complain, whine, and whimper.

To Believe or Not To Believe

Self-trust is the first secret of success.
-- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Of the many secrets of success, self-trust is principal. Without self-trust, the other secrets become useless. Self-trust is the absolute belief that you can accomplish a particular goal. Absolute belief causes you to act boldly, molding your environment to your liking.

The following New Testament story makes this point. One day, Jesus' disciples were boating. Suddenly, the disciples saw a human figure walking on the water to them. Initially, they thought the figure was a ghost and panicked; but realizing the figure was Jesus, they were relieved but awestruck. Then Jesus commanded one of his disciples, Peter, to leave the boat and walk to him. Absolutely believing that he could walk on water, Peter walked on water to Jesus. Indeed, Peter was doing the impossible, until he began doubting his ability to walk on water. Doubting, he quickly sank in the deep water (Matthew 14:22-36).

Whether you think this story is fact or fiction, it reveals a universal principle. Believing, you rise; doubting, you fall.

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