Rare Faith Blog

By Wayne Hafner

According to Leslie Householder's book Hidden Treasures: 

The Law of Gestation teaches us that in all of creation, there is a masculine and a feminine expression in every kind. For l...

By Monica Zollinger

Many times, I’ve been in the car with my family, driving to visit relatives or explore new places. Halfway through the trip, without fail, I hear, “Are we there yet?” That’s usual...

By Wayne Hafner

Saturday evening, I had the chance to experience these principles in action—with my 6-year-old son, David. David’s best friend in the whole world is a stuffed animal named Spikey. Spi...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Transmutation states that everything—every object, every circumstance—is either moving into physical form or dissolving out of it. Or, as Leslie Householder puts it: “Every...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Polarity states that everything has an opposite. More than that, it teaches that everything has an opposite of equal degree.

For example:

If it’s a long journey to walk...

When your spouse isn’t on board with your goal, it can feel like you have only two choices:
Give up on the goal… or give up on your spouse.

At first, I thought I was the only one who wrestled with th...

By Angi Bair

Rivers flow through the mountains and valleys all around us. Sometimes they move quietly—so smooth and calm you can hardly tell the water’s moving. Other times, they roar—rushing over ro...

My sweet mother wrote and sent me a beautiful piece relating the rare faith principles to the wonders of a dream catcher. Enjoy:

Dream Catcher

I may not feel greatly gifted.
But as chaff in my life i...

The following comes from Madeleine Blomberg from Sweden:

"I just want to tell someone: I have an issue with money and haven't earned any for 15 years. (Fell ill - and I didn't know how I could change...

By Jimi Teague

As I write this, there’s a deep sense of peace in the air—the kind that only comes when you release the illusion of control and surrender to the truth that a higher power can guide and...

By Jimi Teague

Several months ago, I attended a business training in Arizona. On my way home, while passing time in the airport, I picked up a package of Arizona Seeds for my youngest son. He’d been ...

By Jimi Teague

What does the word “peace” mean to you?
Maybe it brings to mind beaches with waves crashing softly on the shore. Or the quiet flicker of a campfire beneath a vast, starry sky. Maybe it...

By Jimi Teague

Most of us understand that what goes up must come down. Waves crash on the shore only to return to the sea, and the heat of summer eventually gives way to the chill of winter. These rh...

By Jimi Teague

Right now, most of America is under quarantine due to the coronavirus. Schools are closed, and many parents have suddenly found themselves homeschooling their children—without co-ops, ...

By Jimi Teague

On March 12, 2019, I woke up with a strange ache in my left arm that wouldn’t go away. As the day went on, the pain got worse—heaviness in the arm, chest discomfort, dizziness, and wea...

By Jimi Teague

Several months ago, my grandma broke her ankle and needed a wheelchair. We searched everywhere—online, in stores—but couldn’t find one that fit our budget. Eventually, I let it go. I m...

By Jimi Teague

There’s a story Steve Harvey tells that carries a powerful lesson—one that applies to so many areas of life. He talks about having an old car up on blocks sitting in his driveway. He h...

By Jimi Teague

I sat on the kitchen floor, tears soaking the soft, white collar of my pink flannel robe. It was all too much to bear. As I write this now, I honestly can’t pinpoint exactly what trigg...