Faith Keeps You Up, Doubt Makes You Fall

I love the story in The Aquarian Gospel of Matthew walking on water. He was on a boat and the storm came, and he saw in the dark another boat with Jesus on it.

Jesus ushered him to walk towards him, and Mathew, full of faith in Jesus, stepped out of the boat and indeed he found himself walking on water.

When he was about to reach Jesus, a thought of doubt creeped into his mind; he started thinking how he could possibly walk on water.

As soon as he took heed of this doubt, he started drowning.

This story might not be true, but it teaches a true lesson. As long as you have faith that things will go well for you, they will. Situations of this life are like houses of cards; stronger wind could easily destroy them, and by wind I mean your thoughts of doubt.

As long as you keep your vibration high by thinking thoughts of joy, goodness, love and faith, all is well. But if cloudy thoughts of fear, doubt and lack come, and you believe them to be true, the house of cards starts shaking and eventually falls down. So you really uphold your success by the quality of your thinking.

Sometimes the destiny written in stars has some catastrophes planned, so sometimes an external wind seemingly coming out of nowhere would start blowing and destroy your house of cards.

Fear not such events, because if your thinking is unaffected by such a seeming catastrophe, your unchanged vibration must recreate the same level of success – that’s the law. And if you change your thinking to a higher one, sooner or later this higher order of thought will be reflected in your external reality too.

So whatever life throws at you is not as important as the evenness of your positive thinking. Keep your moods always high without introducing negative energies, and this will keep you safe from poverty, negative surroundings, and similar seeming misfortunes.

Resource: simonarich.com