faith
noun /fāTH/ faiths, plural 1. 1. Complete trust or confidence in someone or something 2. Strong belief in God or in the doctrines of a religion, based on spiritual apprehension rather than proof 3. A system of religious belief 4. A strongly held belief or theory |
Some people say that things happen for reason. Opportunities end, a window opens when a door closes, maybe a whole house lands on you or beside you so you can enter it.... Whichever way it goes, it happens. And it happens because you probably need it.
You meet new people because you need it.
I will give you an example of the new people I have met this week and how they have changed me:
· I met a rude coffee man that reminded me being grumpy doesn’t look good
· I met an elderly woman that reminded me I will not be young forever
· I met a band member that reminded me too much fun can be bad for your health (and appearance)
· And finally I met a person that had a vast amount of faith; this reminded me that faith is quite possibly the most important believe of all.
People enter your life for a reason. Whether this is to make you mad, happy, angry or sad it happens because the reminder has a purpose.
I believe that if you believe in something that is greater than yourself, you become a little more selfless. Your life develops another meaning. If you learn a lesson or appreciate someone’s fault to credit your own personality you could quite possibly become unbeatable (or close to it).
Without faith in something; religion, better days, life, love, or happiness, life would be pretty bland and in a sense you would be a little ‘hope-less’.
Or maybe im wrong? Who knows.
hope·less/ˈhōplis/Adjective
1. Inadequate; incompetent:
