Faith, Trust & Fidelity

Trust is who I put my confidence in. Whoever I confide in, I trust. When I confide in other people with confidence, I trust them.

Trust is not certain. I can trust other people and be betrayed. I can trust my own judgment and be proved wrong. Even though something, or someone, appears trustworthy, it is never certain.

Faith is certain trust. The only thing that I certainly trust is my faith. My faith is intuitive, my intuition is certain, so my faith is totally worthy of trust. When my intuition is certain, my faith is certainly trustworthy. When my faith is intuitive, it will never let me down but when I trust the faith of another, it certainly will.

Faith is my personal confidence in my own life path as directed by my Soul. I have faith in my Soul’s choice of direction for its Self; as it is always beneficial, always wise and always intuitively certain.

When I trust something without intuitively feeling & know it to be right for me, I am not absolutely confident. My confidence is attained through intuitively knowing & feeling it’s certainty, right now.

Fidelity is trust without confidence. In marriage, I have a contract without personal faith. Marriage has faith in one’s religion and one’s partner, not in one’s Self. I trust my partner to be honest, faithful and loyal to our partnership but as I can never be certain, I can never truly trust in their fidelity. I may trust and confide in my partner, yet their fidelity may always be in question.

I have faith in my Soul, I trust other people to do exactly what is right for them and I practice fidelity with a partner who needs me to be faithful to them.