Keep Faith Alive

I believe this is a time of year where we all worldwide are experiencing a test of faith. Things are occurring in our life that we cannot control or we are stepping into new unforeseen areas of uncertainty. As individuals, I know we are normally used to being able to control things or the results of how something may turn out. However, let’s not become accustomed to being able to control everything. Let’s train our minds to understand that change is okay to endure and adapt to. We may not know all the answers to our circumstances right now or in the near future, and that’s okay. During the stages of uncertainty, we should find faith in these times of the unknown. The unknown can be fearful, but sitting in fear causes us to live a life of limitation. We aren’t able to fully live our lives if we walk around being fearful because we are constantly in the thought of the “what if” factor. A balance of mental health is the only way one can possess faith. How we think for starters will determine whether or not we are able to keep faith and hope alive within ourselves. Even if we aren’t able to always be perfect one hundred percent of the times, it’s imperative we surround ourselves with people who can instill into us when we are lacking. We should all act as vessels to one another so that we are always being our best selves for ourselves. We have all been placed here to teach one another. No worries if things don’t make sense in your life today. Remember to keep the faith and understand that things occur in life when we least expect it. Things may not come to us when we want them, but they will always come when we need them to and when it is their time.