A brave heart has unquestionable faith. Embodying faith is powerful. I can testify that faith alone has moved me from darkness into light. Many times in my life it has moved me through difficult situations.

I found that moving out of victim energy caused a conflict with my thoughts regarding my faith. Just the definition alone sheds some light on this. Webster defines faith as complete trust or confidence in someone or something. Through religious practices, I was taught that if I was good, I would receive. And if I wasn’t receiving then I wasn’t being good enough. Of course, this is my childhood interpretation yet it was deeply instilled in me. Instilled even deeper within me was the belief that faith was my savior. As I began accepting full responsibility for my life, circumstances, thoughs, emotions, and actions my relationship with my faith became confusing. Based on my earlier awareness of faith I felt a little betrayed to be honest. But as I moved deeper into my inner world I began to understand my savior is already within me. We are not seperate. I do not have to wait to be rescued. I am empowered as a conscious co-creator with the divine. Today, my brave heart has unquestionable faith.

Take a moment to ask yourself, is your faith rooted in victimhood mentality?