Rare Faith Blog

Meet Alicia Howard, Mindset Mastery Honors Graduate:

I am amazed and humbled at Alicia’s ability to live the principles, particularly the Law of Vibration. Even when she came up against terror barrie...

By Renae Pelo

How important are your goals? Do you have dreams you’ve nearly forgotten? What if there were a way to move toward them—something already built into the fabric of life itself? What if yo...

By Colleen Corbett

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing we experience is inherently good or bad—it's all about comparison. A “bad” experience only seems bad when we compare it to something bett...

By Marnie Pehrson Kuhns

Have you ever said you were too old, too young, too poor, too fat, too thin—or anything along those lines? If so, you’ve used the Law of Relativity… against yourself.

All tho...

By Monica Zollinger

Every situation or circumstance we find ourselves in is neither good nor bad. It just is. Nothing we experience is fundamentally positive or negative—until we assign meaning to it...

By Wayne Hafner

The Law of Relativity is a powerful tool for keeping our thoughts in a positive space. It teaches us that nothing we experience is inherently good or bad—those labels only exist in re...

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...

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 Katalina Bonds

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad... it just is. It reminds me of a quote I hear all the time: “It is what it is.” Learning about this law was a b...

By Denice Wallace

I love the Law of Relativity because it helps me keep things in perspective. Learning about this law has made a big difference in how I view the situations I go through. It reminds ...

By Jennifer De Azevedo 

I had a solid 10-hour drive ahead of me and was only three hours in. The morning had been pleasant, but now I was becoming increasingly aware of two things: my bladder was get...

By Cristie Gardner

More Lessons from the COVID-19 Days

In Hamlet, Act 2, Scene 2, Hamlet tells Rosencrantz that Denmark feels like a prison. Rosencrantz replies with something along the lines of, “I...

By Stephanie Francom

Am I the only one who’s struggled to keep my thoughts consistently positive? Surely not. But I’ve found something that’s really helping—and I want to share it with you. It’s The ...

Whatever life delivers, it just IS. It’s not good nor bad, until you *compare* it to something else. Use the Law of Relativity the *right* way to stay on tra...

By Robyn Young

"I cried because I had no shoes, until I saw a man who had no feet."
— Ancient Proverb

Have you ever been around one of those eternal optimists—the kind of person who, right after...

If you're married and working toward a goal, living the principles can be especially challenging—because deep down, you have expectations of what your spouse should be doing.

Heck, it’s hard enough t...

By Mark Andrew Beach

I am deeply grateful for you. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Thanksgiving.

Here’s a thought to consider as we head into this season of gratitude:

So many people are f...

By Mark Andrew Beach

When I’ve struggled—whether with a goal, a problem, a relationship, or even my physical health—I’ve often looked heavenward and pleaded, “What part is mine, and what part is Your...