What is my Faith?

I am now 68. One benefit of getting old is the increase in “maturity”. By that I mean the increasing sense of self-acceptance, authenticity and acceptance of others. There is greater courage to let others and myself know who I am and what I truly believe. On the other hand, there is also growing acceptance of imperfection, incomplete knowledge and uncertainty. Life is full of imperfections and uncertainties. These are often sources of frustration and anxiety. We used to try very hard to get rid of them. Now we understand they are constant parts of our lives. They are not just irregularities that need our efforts to control. On the contrary, imperfections and uncertainties help us to understand the true nature of life and the universe. Behind the uncertainties of life and our views of life is something called “Faith” that gives our lives strength and direction.  What is my Faith? How did I come to this Faith? Has it been evolving throughout my life? How has been my journey of Faith?  These are the questions I have been asking myself.  I want to write down my answers and share them with others while I am working them out.