STAY CONNECTED TO BELIEVE

Belief is rooted in connection. Without connecting to an idea, a person, or an experience, belief remains distant and superficial. For instance, when you engage deeply with a story or spend meaningful time with someone, a bond forms, making belief natural and effortless. In contrast, a lack of connection breeds scepticism and doubt, as the heart and mind remain untouched. Whether it’s faith, relationships, or ideologies, belief requires more than awareness—it demands a bridge of connection that resonates personally, making the intangible real and the unseen credible.

Frankly speaking, to believe in something, you first need to feel connected to it. If you don’t connect, it’s hard to understand or trust it. For example, you believe in your best friend because you spend time with them and know how they think and feel. If you hear a story but don’t feel anything or don’t understand it, you may not believe it. Connecting means feeling close to something or someone, and that helps you trust or believe in it. Whether it’s an idea, a person, or a story, belief grows when you feel a real link to it.