Angel of Faith
Faith is knowing all is in Divine Order. Faith is the conviction that all is well, even when you don’t see it. It’s believing that the Universe supports your desires and intentions. Faith is trusting that everything will work out for the best. Faith is a choice. It’s a decision to believe that you are supported by something greater than yourself, even when you don’t know what it is or how it works. When you’re faced with uncertainty, faith helps you feel safe enough to take risks and make decisions. Faith gives you hope when things aren’t working out as planned – because it helps you see beyond the illusion of fear and allows you to accept whatever happens with gratitude and grace.
Faith is knowing all is manifesting as you desire or better. Faith is not believing something exists, it is knowing that it does. Faith is not hoping for something to happen, it is knowing that something will. Faith has nothing to do with being “positive.” It has everything to do with being assured that what you want will happen. This kind of confidence comes from experiencing how the Universe works and trusting in your power to get what you want. Have faith in yourself, your abilities, and your future. Do not doubt yourself or your ability to achieve your goals. Your subconscious mind cannot tell the difference between a real possibility and an imagined one, so when you think about something enough times, it becomes part of your belief system. The more often you think about something, the more likely it will happen.
Faith is believing all is occurring in Divine Time. It is knowing that no matter how long it takes for something to manifest, it will happen at the perfect time. Faith is knowing that you are being guided by your Soul and Spirit. Faith gives you peace because it acknowledges that things are not always what they seem and that the divine One has a plan for you beyond your understanding. It also brings you joy because it allows you to enjoy life more fully knowing that the Divine One has everything under control and that there are no mistakes in its plan for you!
Faith is going within seeking strength, moving forward into the unknown. Faith is not about knowing all the answers, it’s about trusting that there are answers even if you don’t know them right now. It is about realizing that you do not need to understand everything to believe in something. It is important to realize that faith is not something that you can force upon yourself or others. It is something that comes from within and grows as you go through life experiences. The more you allow yourself to experience life, the more faith you will have.
Faith is accepting you do not always know when the next opportunity will present itself. Faith is acceptance; knowing when you come to the edge of everything you have ever known choosing to place one foot in front of the other knowing there are stones to step upon or you will be taught to fly. One of the greatest gifts we can give ourselves is the ability to accept uncertainty. It’s easy to find yourself in a place where you feel like you can’t move forward. Faith is allowing yourself to be vulnerable, allowing yourself to be wrong, and allowing yourself to be loved unconditionally. Faith is believing that your life matters, even when it doesn’t make sense and even when it hurts.
All is well today. It’s easy to get caught up in what you think will happen, or what you want to happen, but that doesn’t mean that it will. This day is a gift. It’s an opportunity for you to create something new and exciting for yourself. The only thing that can stop you from creating your ideal future is your thoughts and emotions about the unknown. If you allow your mind to become stuck in negativity and fear, then it will be impossible for you to make progress. You must accept uncertainty and embrace it as part of the process of life. The only way through fear is through it, not around it or over it. You must walk through the fire if you want to succeed on this path of self-discovery and personal growth.
Have faith that all is unfolding before you. When you worry about the future, you are focusing on something that hasn’t even happened yet. You are taking your attention away from what is happening now. When you do this, you miss out on living in the present moment and your life becomes less enjoyable because you are not truly living it. The past is over and done with so there is nothing you can do about it now. All of your worrying will not change anything that has already happened and it will only make things worse by making you feel bad about yourself because of how badly things turned out.
Have faith there are stones to step upon. You may have to deal with uncertainty. It’s part of being human. The question is not whether you will have uncertainties in your life, but how you handle them. You can’t control the future, but you can control your reactions to it. So instead of worrying about things that haven’t happened yet, let’s focus on what you can do today to be prepared for whatever comes next. Have faith that you are exactly where you need to be, doing exactly what you need to do at this moment in time. In the realm of self-development, there is nothing that can stop someone from achieving their goals other than themselves. You may find yourself in a situation where it seems like everything is against you: You don’t have enough money, enough time, or enough energy; but if you truly believe in yourself and your abilities then you will find a way through all of these obstacles by thinking outside of the box.
Have faith, and accept uncertainty. Do not fear uncertainty, but rather embrace it as an opportunity for growth and change. The path of life is not always a straight line. Sometimes you make mistakes and have to find your way out of them. You must accept that this is part of the human condition and be willing to put yourself out there even when you are unsure about what will happen next. Failures are part of life. The only way to avoid them is to not try anything new or different. If you want to succeed in life, you must be willing to take risks and learn from those risks by accepting your mistakes as learning experiences rather than failures.
