Rare Faith Blog

By Jan Lambert

Let’s say “Sam” is new to the world of Attraction. He would have to be—because if he were already well-versed in it, we wouldn’t be talking about him.

Sam is here because he has a pro...

By Linda Knudsen

While driving my husband to work this morning, he reflected,

"Today was a good day. I want to be able to get excited about the good things happening to me. But I also want to feel

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By Adam Porter

When you’re feeling down, when nothing seems to be going your way, and it feels like the world is crumbling around you—remember this: those feelings begin with thoughts. Negative thoug...

By Adam Porter

What goes up must come down.

Much like the Law of Polarity, the Law of Rhythm helps us appreciate the good times even more when we're going through the hard ones. Life moves like the ...

By Adam Porter

The law of polarity states that everything has an opposite: yes and no, big and tall, hot and cold, right and wrong. "For it must needs be that there is an opposition in all things." (...

By Jan Lambert

Growing up with few goals—my primary one being “to survive” and the secondary, but just as vital, “to keep anybody from taking anything away from me”—was the natural outcome of what we...

By Jan Lambert

Mother had a vicious temper and a violent streak. She screamed vile names and beat us daily. Father was emotionally distant, always critical, and rarely present in a meaningful way. Ne...

By Jan Lambert

I’d had to quit a job I loved and go on Disability because of illness. I didn’t have the strength to cook proper meals, so I began grabbing whatever was easiest, hoping it would give m...

By Jan Lambert

I was a horse-crazy kid—the kind who prayed for a horse, dreamed about horses, and couldn’t think of anything better than living and breathing all things equine. We lived on a farm, so...

By Katie Vrajich

By law the things that we focus on most are what we attract into our lives. If we don't want to attract more things we don't like, then we'd better choose something better to focus o...