Rare Faith Blog

By Shelly Webb

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation teaches that circumstances and things are always changing—either coming into form or dissolving—based on our thoughts. I saw this law in action when ...

By Michelle Taylor

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation states: “Everything is either coming into physical form or going out of it.” (Hidden Treasure, Leslie Householder). In other words, everything ar...

by Ann Ferguson

"When there is a choice, I choose to believe." Leslie Householder's voice was in my mind.  

"What kind of doctor ordered your MRI for today?" the lady behind the registration desk as...

By Molly Simpson

Gardening and the Laws of Success

Who doesn’t love fresh tomatoes or sweet peas right off the vine? My husband and I have kept a vegetable garden every year for over 25 years. Wheth...

Sometimes adversity persists until you finally make peace with it. Finding a seed of equal or greater benefit it contains can help that happen. As you find the seed and nurture it, your energy shif...

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 Marnie Pehrson Kuhns

Have you ever written down a goal, completely forgotten about it, and then found that note months (or years) later—only to realize you’d already accomplished it?

If so, you’v...

By Monica Zollinger

“Let’s make popcorn!” Jeff said as we wrapped up a research paper for his class. We grabbed the hot air popper and poured in some yellow kernels. As they started to heat up, we wa...

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 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...