Rare Faith Blog

By Carol Colvin

In every difficult circumstance, there is the seed of something good—and the good is in proportion to the difficulty. I can think of many moments in my life that have helped me unders...

By Beckie Dragon

I worked at the LDS Church Office Building doing family Indexing. Typing the information in front of me was mostly mindless work, but over the course of two weeks, I kept hearing a p...

By Beckie Dragon

When I think of cause and effect, the first thing that comes to mind is the idea that what you put out will come back to you. It reminds me of a boomerang. When you throw it out, it ...

By Beckie Dragon

The Law of Perpetual Transmutation was completely foreign to me. I never set goals. I never dreamed. Deep down, I believed that other people could do this or that… be this or that… b...

By Judy Young

I’ve loved December 22nd ever since I learned about the Winter Solstice.
Yes, sometimes it falls on the 21st, sometimes the 23rd, but generally, in my mind (no matter what the calendar ...

By Beckie Dragon

There was a time in my life when I was a new mother juggling four stepchildren on a regular basis. Then, my husband and I began growing our own family—eventually adding four more chi...

By Carol Colvin

You’ve spent years working hard and taking care of your family. You earn a decent living and try to be frugal—yet somehow, you’re drowning in debt and have no savings to show for all ...

By Judy Young

Growing up, we drank our water straight from the kitchen faucet. I don’t do that anymore—mainly because I live in a 100-year-old home that hasn’t been updated yet. If the faucet sits un...

By Judy Young

My yard is very fertile. Things grow that I did NOT plant—all the time. But something or someone planted them! Whether it’s the squirrels moonlighting as backyard gardeners, seeds dropp...

By Judy Young

I’ve heard people say that the biggest thing holding most of us back is the fear of success. And honestly? Every time I heard that, I kind of laughed inside. I thought it was a ridiculo...

by Ann Ferguson

Push Until You Can’t, Rest Until You Can

That’s the rule in the new online exercise program I started a few weeks ago. It’s a totally different rhythm than I’m used to, and honestly?...

By Dawn Norton

It’s with deep satisfaction that I sit reflecting on the value of my Mindset Mastery education and Mentor Training. I’ve spent the last few hours reading through my journal and old for...

By Colleen Corbett

When we want something with all our heart and mind—when every fiber of our being is wrapped up in the desire—we experience a flood of emotion along the way. There’s the thrill of e...

By Colleen Corbett

All things are in a constant state of vibration.

Science confirms that every substance—whether liquid, solid, or gas—is made up of molecules in motion. Everything vibrates. And no...

by Ann Ferguson

When I was a child, I asked my mom questions. But they weren’t the usual questions you’d expect from a three-year-old. They were the kind of questions even adults struggle to answer.

By Dawn Norton

Sometimes I catch myself believing that if I just take the right course, read the right book, or power through the right challenge, I’ll suddenly—POOF!—become perfect. Then reality hit...

By Colleen Corbett

About five years ago, I became a changed person. After a lifetime of depression, I was finally free—depression-free—and for the first time, I could truly see. I could see life, my ...

By Kathryn Barney

“When we remember to stop struggling, we rediscover we are floating. Trust the water, it will carry you.” – My Blue is Not Your Blue

I absolutely loved my time in the Mindset Maste...