Rare Faith Blog

 By Cameran Hadlock

I’m so excited to share with you a fascinating Universal Law: the Law of Relativity. I first learned about it from Leslie Householder, author of the bestselling book The Jackrabbi...

By Tammy Graham

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad—it only becomes so once we compare it to something else that holds meaning for us.

It’s how we assign meaning tha...

By Shanna Hoppie

The Law of Relativity states:

“Your situation is not fundamentally good or bad until you compare it to something else. Until you decide that it is either good or bad.”

Life sit...

By Denise Webster

I try to look at situations in my life through the lens of the Law of Relativity. This law states: "Your situation is not fundamentally good or bad until you compare it to something...

By Ken Carroll

The Law of Relativity teaches that nothing is inherently good or bad until we choose to assign a positive or negative meaning to it. Something that happens just is. If I imagine myself...

By Melanie Valderrama

I was talking to a friend of mine recently who is having financial difficulties and she asked me what I would do in her shoes. I told her that the very first thing she needs to ...

By Renae Pelo

Whenever we live a law, we receive its natural consequence. But when it comes to relationships, for some reason, we tend to expect things to improve just because. Because we really want...

By Melanie Valderrama

The Law of Relativity states that your situation isn’t inherently good or bad—it only becomes one or the other when you compare it to something else.

I used to be a chronic com...

By Alisa Hancock

The Law of Relativity teaches us that nothing we experience is inherently good or bad—it only becomes so when we compare it to something else.

Think about it: when we measure our li...

By Renae Pelo

What do you know about the Law of Relativity? And no, we’re not talking about Einstein. We’re talking about the universal laws of prosperity and success—the laws of thought.

Maybe a st...