Quantum forces in Quantum Leaps

 It can be really hard to put faith in the unknown, to trust that things will happen as you step forward into the apparent darkness.

There are unseen forces that operate continuously, following laws of the universe. Among those laws is the law of attraction, where like attracts like.

As we become more clear in our vision, the picture of where we imagine ourselves becomes more real in our mind where we can feel what it's like to be at that place, the more these unseen forces begin to align.

When our subconscious mind finally accepts something as real, things start to happen. We get sparks of intuition, imagery, thoughts, inspiration...whatever they might be to help propel us forward.

For some people these flashes of inspiration might come through a dream. Or maybe they come seemingly randomly when we're thinking about something else (but in the background our subconscious is working on options, solutions, and possibilities). Maybe something happens, or something comes your way, "by coincidence" often just when you need it. You might get an idea pop into mind as you visualize your the realization of your goal. 

We need to act on these promptings, this guidance. The more we act, and the quicker we act on them, the more likely they will come.

Our subconscious may believe something to be real, even if it hasn't yet been manifested in the physical world, but it becomes real when we act. Often when we don't act we're sending a subconscious message to ourselves that we really aren't as serious and believing as we claim. The more we fail to act, the less real it becomes. And then we may lose our will and drive and stop believing that what we want is real.

Faith is action. Thoughts and feelings comprise belief, but it's only when we act that we show that we have faith.  

In the New Testament faith is described as "the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen."

The vision of our desired future needs to have substance. Our end goal needs to have evidence that is not seen but which is real to our subconscious mind so that we act towards that evidence.

When we have that clear, vivid, desired end result in mind and act in faith towards it, the unseen forces start to move us towards the goal and they move things towards us to reach our desired destination.

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