Worry is the Opposite of Faith

mindset challenges spiritual challenge Jun 10, 2019

What's worrying you? Worry does nothing for the situation you're thinking about, and you drain your own energy in the process. PLUS, it's the opposite of having true faith.

I realized this when I started focusing on my alignment with my higher power. I asked myself, "If I have true faith, why am I worrying?" This strengthened my connection to the universe.

However, I also learned to let go of the outcome at the same time because looking back on life sometimes things didn't happen as I wanted, but it was exactly what was best. Now I believe that I don't know what will happen, but it will be better than I expect even if I don't understand it at the time. This makes life much easier, and the goodness has flooded in.

Positivity is the opposite of worry. If you want to focus on the good, worrying isn't the way. This is key in using the law of attraction too. Worrying slows down manifesting.

I'm still not worry-free, but I catch my thoughts and remind myself of my true faith. It's made all the difference in my life.

Have faith.

Arathi Ramappa is a certified executive coach, certified spiritual life coach, speaker, and management consultant who helps individuals thrive in life and business. Using the concepts of emotional intelligence, self-compassion, and mindfulness, Arathi has helped clients start their own businesses, develop leadership skills, diminish conflict in relationships, implement positive behaviors, and increase confidence.

Arathi offers one-on-one coaching and emotional intelligence and conscious principles workshops to organizations. She created the EASE approach to help others Explore, Analyze, Strengthen, and Empower their thinking to identify and conquer obstacles to success and change their lives and businesses.

With twenty years of experience in business management coupled with certifications in coaching and emotional intelligence, Arathi’s background as a serial entrepreneur and a veteran in the start-up space has provided her with extensive cross-functional knowledge that she can apply to any situation or client. She has managed teams globally in places such as India, Japan, China, Germany, Canada, Taiwan, Eastern Europe, as well as the U.S., and has worked with a wide range of clients including from the financial, healthcare, cybersecurity, and fashion industries, among others.