Rare Faith Blog

By Heather Gibson

I was staring down what felt like an impossible task. To stay eligible for a fun trip to Mexico, I needed my best sales month ever. Based on past numbers, it was a long shot—like, r...

Holy smokes.

I've met some amazing people... let me tell you about one of them.

Here's someone who has been learning with me off and on since 2011, and now that she has completed Mentor Training, I ...

When Coronavirus First Hit… How Did You Feel?

When COVID first made the headlines, how did you feel?

If you felt a twinge (or a tidal wave) of fear about what it might mean for you, your family, or ...

By Cari Skrdla

The Law of Gestation: Trusting the Process of Becoming

The Law of Gestation teaches that everything has a development period—a time when growth is happening beneath the surface, even ...

By Cari Skrdla

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation of Energy

This law teaches us that all energy is constantly moving—and eventually, that energy will take physical form.

From what we know through o...

By Cari Skrdla

The Law of Cause and Effect is often referred to as the Iron Law of the Universe. Ralph Waldo Emerson even called it “the law of laws.” First articulated by the Greek philosopher Arist...

By Cari Skrdla

Many people have heard of the Law of Attraction—but what most don’t realize is that it’s actually a secondary law. The Law of Vibration is the primary force at play. These two laws wor...

By Elise Adams

“May the best of your todays be the worst of your tomorrows.”

This is one of my favorite lines from “Have It All” by Jason Mraz. It’s a happy, upbeat song full of advice and well-wish...

By Dawn Norton

In my article on the Law of Vibration, I talked about the back-and-forth, up-and-down motion of particles. That same idea carries into the Law of Rhythm. Rhythm is movement, fluctuati...

By Dawn Norton

Life is never static. It simply can’t be—because everything around us is always in motion, always changing. It’s either coming into form or going out of form. From the moment we arrive...

By Elise Adams

I grew up performing. I was literally on stage by the time I was two and a half. My first solo came around age three—“I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus”—sung in front of an audience of 5...

By Dawn Norton

The Law of Cause and Effect is a pretty straightforward principle. For every effect, there is a cause—and for every cause, there’s an effect. It’s obvious in everyday life. If you step...

By Angi Bair

A gardener once planted a bamboo seed. He watered it...and watered it...
Three months later — nothing.
Still, he kept watering.
A year went by — still nothing.
People around him started ...

It's been a while, but do you remember back when I was running a series of posts on Tender Mercies?

Maybe you’re not a millionaire. Maybe you haven’t yet realized that big vision for your life. Maybe...

Bob Proctor had a mentor once who called him "the luckiest man in the room".

But it didn't make sense, because Bob was WORSE OFF than them all.

His relationships were a mess, he had an addiction, hi...

By Matthew Piling

A few years ago, my wife and I decided to celebrate our 20th wedding anniversary with a trip to Hawaii. It would be our first real getaway since having kids. Sure, we’d done quick o...

By Matthew Piling

For as long as I can remember, my mom has lived with some serious health challenges. A combination of colitis and chemically-based depression often kept her from participating in li...

By Matthew Piling

I’ve never been much of a risk taker. I’ve stood on the sidelines watching others fail—and succeed—in investments and businesses. I’ve seen ventures crash and burn, and others wildl...