Have you ever found yourself at crossroads, torn between standing firm on your beliefs and going along with the crowd?
We all face this dilemma at some point where we need to decide between prioritising what’s right over chasing the lure of popularity.
Faith is the quiet strength that fuels our convictions!
It is what gives us the courage to stick to our principles, even when the world around us disagrees.
Enthusiasm, on the other hand, is the energy that drives us forward, inspiring others and bringing joy to the journey.
But what happens when these two forces collide with the desire to fit in?
The truth is, seeking validation can sometimes lead us away from our true path.
Popularity may offer temporary satisfaction, but it often comes at the cost of authenticity.
Staying true to your faith might feel lonely at times, but it is a powerful act of selfrespect and integrity.
An epitome of such integrity is witnessed in Chariots on Fire. After 3 years of rigorous practice and Sacrifice, Eric Liddell refuses to run at the Olympics on a Sunday because it’s the Sabbath day-
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Imagine a cat, poised and confident, walking its path. It does not seek approval but follows its instincts, trusting in its sense of direction.
We can learn a lot from our feline friends too…
Faith in ourselves and enthusiasm for our journey can guide us through the toughest decisions, even when they are not the most popular ones.
So, next time you have to make a choice between being right or being popular, take a pause, access your core self, and let faith and enthusiasm be your guide.
