The Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity

1. Unlock Prosperity Through Spiritual Laws

The four spiritual laws are just as much a force in your life as is the law of gravity.

Spiritual laws. Just as physical laws govern the material world, spiritual laws govern prosperity. Understanding and abiding by these laws is essential for achieving true abundance in all areas of life. These laws are not optional and operate regardless of belief.

Four Laws:

• Tithing: Giving 10% of all you receive to where you receive spiritual nourishment.
• Goal-Setting: Setting clear, tangible goals to direct your energy.
• Forgiveness: Forgiving everyone, including yourself, to release negativity.
• Divine Purpose: Discovering and following your unique life purpose.

Prosperity defined. True prosperity encompasses more than just financial wealth. It includes a healthy body, fulfilling relationships, work you love, and all the money you can spend. By integrating these spiritual laws, you can transform your life and unlock your inherent potential for abundance.

2. Mastering Money: A Shift in Mindset

Money is a means to an end, not the end itself.

Money as a tool. Money should be viewed as a tool to facilitate your divine purpose, not as the ultimate goal. It's a resource to be used for positive change and personal fulfillment. The goal is to use it to do whatever your heart leads you to do, and to do that which fulfills your divine purpose.

Overcoming conflicting beliefs. Many people struggle with conflicting beliefs about money, often stemming from the idea that money is evil or that poverty is noble. It's important to challenge these limiting beliefs and embrace the idea that God wants you to prosper.

Accepting desires. Denying your material desires is not what God wants. Instead, embrace your desires and use them as motivation to grow, develop courage, and increase your faith. God put those desires in us, and we must celebrate them! Life is not about struggling, and being unhappy, and then dying. It is about enjoying and appreciating everything life has to offer. Through joy, we glorify God.

3. Tithing: A Gateway to Abundance

Putting God first in your finances is a dynamic act of courage.

Tithing defined. Tithing is the practice of giving back to God one-tenth of everything you receive. It's an acknowledgment that God is the source of your good and a demonstration of your faith in abundance. It is not just about money, but about acknowledging God as your source.

Spiritual food. Direct your tithe to the person, place, or institution where you receive your spiritual food. Spiritual food is that which inspires you, teaches you, reminds you of the Truth, and causes you to remember who you really are. It is the infilling of spiritual energy that reconnects us consciously to the awareness of our own innate divinity.

The tithing promise. Tithing is not about giving to charity or need, but about acknowledging God as your source. By tithing, you "prove" God in your life, opening the windows of heaven and inviting abundance to flow in. The real purpose of the tithe is to acknowledge that God is the source of our good and that we are aware and grateful for the good in our lives.

4. Goal Setting: Charting Your Course to Success

Goal-setting is looking honestly at where you are, then choosing where you want to be, and then setting a clear and deliberate intention to go there.

Goal setting defined. Goal setting is the process of identifying your desires, setting clear and specific objectives, and creating a plan to achieve them. It's about consciously choosing the direction of your life. It forces you to live consciously, rather than unconsciously.

Overcoming limitations. Many people don't reach their goals because they believe they are limited by age, finances, or other circumstances. It's important to cast aside these limiting beliefs and embrace the idea that anything is possible.

The 10-step formula.

1. List all desires.
2. Prioritize and specify.
3. Consider necessary changes.
4. Set deadlines.
5. Read goals daily.
6. Visualize achievement.
7. Act as if you've already achieved them.
8. Keep goals private.
9. Cross off achieved goals and add new ones.
10. Remember God's highest law is love.

5. Forgiveness: Releasing the Chains of the Past

Forgiveness is a discipline and a powerful spiritual practice that will enable you to feel worthy enough to live prosperously.

Forgiveness defined. Forgiveness is the act of releasing resentment, bitterness, and anger towards those who have wronged you, including yourself. It's a powerful spiritual practice that frees you from the chains of the past. It requires a diligence and a commitment to compassion and understanding.

Benefits of forgiveness. Holding onto grudges blocks your ability to experience peace, joy, and prosperity. Forgiveness is not for the benefit of the other person, but for your own well-being. It is like emotional housecleaning.

The forgiveness process.

1. Identify whom you need to forgive.
2. Acknowledge the hurt and pain.
3. Reframe the story.
4. Practice affirmations of forgiveness.
5. Pray for the well-being of those you forgive.

6. Divine Purpose: Aligning with Your True Calling

You must assign significance and meaning to your life, giving yourself strength and endurance and bringing joy to your existence on a daily basis.

Divine purpose defined. Your divine purpose is the unique contribution you are meant to make to the world. It's the reason you are here, the thing that brings you the greatest joy and fulfillment. When you are aligned with your divine purpose, you bring a passion to all that you do.

Finding your purpose. Discovering your divine purpose involves introspection, self-reflection, and a willingness to explore your passions and talents. It's about identifying the problems you feel most compelled to solve.

Living your purpose. Living your divine purpose brings meaning, strength, and joy to your life. It's about aligning your actions with your values and making a positive impact on the world. It is a process and not an end result, and we are following divine purpose when we are doing that which brings us joy.

7. Commitment: The Unwavering Force for Transformation

Courage is the commitment to begin, without any guarantee of success.

Commitment defined. Commitment is the unwavering dedication to your goals and purpose, even in the face of challenges and obstacles. It's about making a 100% decision and refusing to give up. It is a passionate, 100 percent commitment—where we say, “I’m going to do it, by God, come hell or high water!”

Verbalizing your commitment. Speaking your commitment aloud amplifies its power and attracts the resources and support you need to succeed. A commitment verbalized automatically creates its own support team.

The commitment process.

1. Make a clear decision.
2. Verbalize your commitment.
3. Take action.
4. Remain open to guidance.
5. Persevere through challenges.

8. Embrace Discomfort: Stepping Beyond Your Limits

If you wait for guarantees before you step out there on that limb, it’s not going to work.

Comfort zones defined. Comfort zones are the familiar routines and habits that keep you feeling safe and secure. However, growth and transformation require you to step outside these zones.

Working through fear. Fear is a natural part of moving outside your comfort zone. It's important to acknowledge your fear and act despite it. The people who succeed are the people who are willing to endure the fear, to act despite it, and not wait until the day (which never comes) that they feel no fear.

Strategies for embracing discomfort.

• Identify your fears.
• Challenge your limiting beliefs.
• Take small steps outside your comfort zone.
• Celebrate your progress.

9. The Power of Asking: Claiming Your Divine Birthright

And whatsoever ye shall ask in my name, that will I do, that the Father may be glorified in the Son.

The power of prayer. Asking for what you want is a powerful way to manifest your desires. It's about claiming your divine birthright and trusting that God wants you to have the best. God is not glorified by poverty. God is not glorified by illness. God is not glorified when you feel guilty or unworthy.

The importance of specificity. Be clear and specific in your requests. The more detailed you are, the easier it is for the universe to deliver what you want. If you don’t even know what you want, how can you ask God to send it to you?

The art of receiving. Be open to receiving the good that comes your way, even if it doesn't look exactly as you expected. You have to have the courage to claim that which is yours, dare to claim the good that God wants for you.

10. The Importance of Self-Love and Care

The world you live in is the exact record of your thoughts.

Self-love as a foundation. Loving yourself is essential for attracting abundance and fulfilling your divine purpose. You cannot love your neighbor if you do not first love yourself.

Practicing self-care. Make time for activities that nourish your body, mind, and spirit. This might include exercise, meditation, spending time in nature, or pursuing hobbies you enjoy.

The 14-day challenge.

1. Strive for order.
2. Take time for solitude.
3. Create beauty.
4. Give yourself a treat.
5. Tell the truth.
6. Laugh.
7. Remain calm.
8. Acknowledge others.
9. Open your heart.
10. Feed your spirit.
11. Welcome change.
12. Let go.
13. Do something new.
14. Express gratitude to God.

Last updated: April 6, 2025