Today both medicine and religion are recognizing the power of hope and the strong dynamic connection between the hopeful attitudes of individuals and their rates of recovery from illness and suffering. A wise person once remarked If you live long enough, regardless of your income level or social status, you will face some challenges and difficult times in life. Today, many individuals are battling with serious and debilitating physical illnesses, while others are struggling emotionally with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem, and addiction to a variety of bad habits.
Hope is confident expectation.
It is a power within that we all possess, a power we can use. Hope is a trust in the future plus a confidence in oneself. Hope is the act of surviving, given to us by the Creator to continue life s journey in the face of all obstacles. Hope can open up your heart and let good feelings burst into your consciousness. People who keep hope alive, do indeed help themselves immeasurably to live.