Theresa Byrne ~ Trust

5 Mar 2015 · 1 min

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In this motivational monologue, Theresa Byrne argues that trust—not love or laughter—is the true antidote to fear. She invites listeners to consider who or what they can trust in challenging moments, offering a range of possibilities: the divine, oneself, inner knowing, companions, the heart, and a higher plan. Byrne suggests creating a personal trust statement, writing it down, and placing it where it can be seen daily. She shares her own 2014 mantra, "faith in the unseen," emphasizing that miracles occur beyond the mind’s constructs. The talk blends reflective questioning, affirmations, and practical advice to help individuals cultivate trust as a means to alleviate fear.

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Oh! My other favorite part. What do you think the— you know, I don't want to ask you because you're going to guess differently anyway. Most people will say the antidote to fear is? Love. Like laughter. That's new. It's trust. How do you show love? You trust something or someone bigger than you. Who or what can you trust in a situation? Can you trust the divine? Can you trust you? Can you trust your inner knowing? Can you trust the people that you're with? Can you trust your heart? Can you trust that God's got a plan for you and this is part of it? Can you trust that? That will alleviate fear. It's your antidote should the scary snake ever bite you. You can create a trust— oh, I like this so much I put it on a tricep. You can create a trust statement. Every single one of us has something bigger that we trust in, yes? Yes. So write that down for yourself, put it where you can see it. I trust this is all perfect for me. I trust this is exactly where I'm supposed to be. My saying for 2014 is faith in the unseen. 2014, faith in the unseen, because that's where the miracles happen. They're not going to happen in my head. They're not going to happen in my construct of what I think is going to happen.