By Katalina Bonds

According to Leslie Householder’s Hidden Treasures, the Law of Perpetual Transmutation teaches that everything is either coming into form or going out of form. This was the first law that really clicked for me after reading The Jackrabbit Factor. That book felt like discovering a gold mine—one I’ve been digging into and learning from for over twenty years. Maybe that’s why it required no effort for me to believe in it right away. Almost immediately after finishing it, a vivid vision came to me with such clarity that I had no doubt it was from God—and that He had a powerful reason for planting it in my heart.

The vision came quickly and clearly... and I received it as truth. That’s what faith is: “seeing the results in your mind as though they were already realized” (Hidden Treasures, Leslie Householder, p. 43). Understanding the Law of Perpetual Transmutation felt like finding the missing puzzle piece that allowed the whole picture to finally make sense.

That vision—a log home on a 100-acre property—became my first real application of this law. I was thrilled to learn that I was actually encouraged to spend time visualizing my dream, fully immersing myself in the feeling of it already being real. I could dream freely, with the confidence that everything needed to bring it to life was already on its way to me.

As I imagined myself in that beautiful log home, emotion naturally followed. I saw myself as a successful public speaker, mentor, and healer, working from my cozy yet elegant office on the second floor, looking out over the mountains in my backyard. I pictured three charming cottages nearby, ready for family to stay in when they visit—giving them both comfort and privacy. The thought of offering my loved ones such a peaceful sanctuary fills me with so much joy.

I also envisioned a small farm for Javier to enjoy his beloved animals—cows, llamas, chickens, ducks, goats, pigs… and of course, a beautiful stable for my Friesian horses, which we’d ride along the scenic trails across our land.

Naturally, there’s a massive garage for Brian’s motor toys and our Tesla S, 3, and X.

More recently, the Lord prompted me to add a spacious room above the garage—purposefully designed for my mentoring retreats. The cottages would then be used by guests during those events. I have no idea how this will all come together—but it’s already beginning to form, even as I write this.

That’s what I love about the Law of Perpetual Transmutation: as long as I cast out fear and doubt and hold to unwavering faith, I know the pieces are quietly aligning.

I now realize that in the past, I was unknowingly misusing this law. I would create a dream in my mind, only to let doubt creep in almost immediately. I’d start to believe, then doubt… believe, then doubt... until eventually, I left doubt sitting there—and my dreams stayed away. I do love to dance, but that is one dance I’m done participating in.

Instead, I choose to believe that the Universe is working for me. And because I believe that everything I need is already in motion—already dancing toward me—I’ll keep moving my feet in faith.