Co-creation is something inside all of us, but that we don't always realize. When we think of perseverance, self-confidence and determination as the only elements to take us to the goals we want, we forget about other factors that are very important, but that don't depend solely on us.

Based on the universal law called Law of Attraction As the term itself says, referring to a joint creation, our efforts together with a universal force are capable of literally moving mountains.

Among the many examples present in the Bible, a very obvious one that can be cited as a materialization of co-creation is the opening of the Red Sea by Moses. He believed in the possibility and was responsible for the deed, but he had the support of God. In this case, co-creation is present in Christianity, but it is not restricted to this religion.

Every force present in the universe can be anyone's ally in achieving remarkable feats.

Despite a multitude of differences, practically all religions believe in one (or more than one) supreme force. It doesn't matter what name it is called or its history, but it is necessary to have faith that we are not alone in the universe, and that we can count on the support of spiritual entities with strength and intelligence beyond our comprehension.

Always have faith that you are not alone.

Going into pop culture, those who are fans of the Star Wars saga, for example, also see co-creation present when mixing the element of the Force with the Jedi. Just as in life, this force can be motivated for good or evil, doing great deeds or incalculable evil.

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In the end, regardless of the medium used, What really counts are our intentions, ways of acting and, finally, actions for the realization of what we aim for.

Regardless of anything, always have faith that you are not alone. No matter how much effort is focused on a transformation, the feeling that it is not enough can discourage us.

Don't let this happen. Co-creation sees us as elements far beyond flesh, bone and mechanical force. Our thoughts and energies can be used for our good.

Written by Diego Rennan from the Eu Sem Fronteiras Team