Faith Logs a little slow and mundane this month but there were some lessons to learn and keep forever.
Sometimes you can leave the worst behind
There are phases that bring you harsh times but I’ve learnt that somehow you get past them and you can move ahead to calmer more restored times. You have to stay strong though when you’re going through it because it’s needed of you. Too often I can buckle under pressure but I did great till the hard times lasted but crumbled a little after. Classic me!
It’s okay to ask for help
I’ve found that things could become ovwrwhelming and coming right out and talking to someone really helps. It helps you reason with things on your own later and you are the best one to decide for yourself ultimately. Psst a secret I even asked ChatGPT to be my therapist for awhile just so I could have a sounding board for my anxieties and fears. I’ll be honest it really helped me sift through what I was feeling and make a sound decision based on my inner rhythm. To quote AI:
You’re not broken or weak for hesitating. You’re wise and kind to your inner rhythm.
It made perfect sense to me.

Learning to go with your instinct
I’m a true believer that your instinct never lies. That it’s true to what you should be doing or not. I was having such an indecisive time taking a step all the while my instinct telling me that if I in fact debated it for so long something is wrong and I should let go of the idea. I did and I felt a ton better. I’ll be frank I’m at an age where I don’t want to put myself through unnecessary stress because I’ve been down that road before. So yes you could say I’m gentle on myself. I’ve always been the kind of person that can’t be pushed to do anything unless feeling positive and ready about it. I accept that about myself and I feel my instinct is more times right than ever wrong about things. In fact I should listen to it more often.
When there’s nothing but work before you
The excitement can fade but there’s a joy in knowing you can quietly work on things. Whether it’s putting away chunks of work or going at it one step at a time. There’s happiness in knowing you’re building something although I’ve learnt the outcomes are never up to your expectations but I’ve learnt to deal with that and enjoy the process for what it is and what I truly love.
Those are my four truths of this month. What happen to be yours?
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Latest Posts
There’s a nice mix of posts this month that you might want to look at.
- Eric Clapton: Notes From an Honest Life
- Bluesy Haven
- -A Beautiful Outcome-
- What Remains
- Kismet
- Someone like Taara
There maybe monsters in your garden
Or creeping fears in your mind
Learn to listen to your heart
And truth shall reign at last
Let you go now!
Keep the Faith Always!







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