Hello. Today, I’d like to share an old article, revised with some recent reflections.
The theme is “Have Faith”—a message that often appears in Angel card decks.
For me, having faith is not necessarily a religious matter. I am non-denominational, for your information.
Still, I am often asked about this card. Exactly what am I expected to do when I pull “Have Faith”?
When you receive the “Have Faith” card, you may already have a desire or dream—something you would like to realise. But it hasn’t happened yet. Perhaps you feel a little impatient, disappointed or even upset.
Then Angels come and say: Have faith.
The message is simple: have faith in Heaven—God, the Universe, or whatever name feels natural to you. You have already prayed. You have already communicated your desire or dream. Now, you are invited to leave the rest in their hands.
That can be hard, I know. But I hope that, after reading this article, you’ll feel a little more be able to trust the process.
Having Faith Sets No Task Upon You
You asked for help in the first place because you believed in the power of Heaven, didn’t you?
So now, you are simply asked to trust.
It’s not complicated. Yet it’s easier said than done.
That is because “having faith” gives you no condition to hold onto. You are not asked to do anything specific. You are asked to trust, wait for divine timing, and gently release your need to control the situation.
You might even try to enjoy the waiting time by doing what you love.
Please think this way: what if the other side were a real friend, rather than the Angels?
Imagine you ask a friend for help over the coming weekend. They willingly accept. Would you then message them every day to check whether they will really come?
If you did, they might feel that you don’t trust them.
If you trust them, you don’t need to follow up constantly.
It’s the same with the Angels.
When I Had Faith in My Angels
Now, let me share one of my own “successful” Have Faith stories.✨
(Yes, of course, there have been unsuccessful ones too…)
First, you should know that asking for a vehicle is one of the easy ways to see whether the Angels are listening and working with you. If you haven’t tried it, please give it a try—it’s one of my clients’ favourites, too. In her case, she asks the Angels for a parking space.
When I lived in Mumbai, India, I often asked my Angels to send me a rickshaw whenever I needed one quickly. And I rarely waited more than five minutes.
You may think, “Getting a rickshaw in Mumbai is not such a big deal.”
But in certain situations, it becomes difficult. And when two difficult situations happen at the same time, it becomes very difficult.
During the monsoon season, you definitely need luck to find a rickshaw. There’re many motorbikes in Mumbai, but in heavy rain, many people switch to rickshaws instead. I often heard that people had to wait twenty to thirty minutes for one.
A one-day bus strike creates a similar situation.
One morning during the monsoon, not knowing that it was a bus-strike day, I was getting ready for work.
It had already started raining when I got up, so I asked my Angels for a rickshaw, as usual.
“Please send me a rickshaw once I reach the main street.”
When you ask the Angels for a cab or rickshaw, it helps to be as specific as possible about the timing and place.
My apartment complex was in a small lane, not far from the main street, and next to a bus depot.
When I came out, I immediately noticed something unusual: four or five people were standing on the main street with umbrellas, waiting for something. A slightly ominous feeling rose within me.
As I approached, my mind began to race. There were about ten people standing or wandering nearby.
My hunch was right. There was no queue at the bus stop—which could only mean that bus drivers were on strike. No wonder so many people were waiting for rickshaws in the rain.
But I remembered: I had already asked the Angels for a rickshaw before leaving home.
I passed the crowd where the small lane met the main street, turned left, and kept walking a little further. I felt excited to see what would happen—but more importantly, I tried not to let doubt take over.
There was a person about three meters ahead of me, and another one about three meters behind.
Then, an empty rickshaw in the opposite lane came towards us, took a U-turn, slipped into my side of the road, and stopped right in front of me.
The timing and position were so perfect that none of us needed to argue over it: this rickshaw was clearly meant for me. (Fighting over a rickshaw is quite common in Mumbai!)
I had been on the main street for no more than a few minutes.✨
I got in, almost in disbelief. Needless to say, I was deeply grateful to my Angels—and too excited not to talk to the rickshaw driver. My Hindi was quite basic, but I was in such good spirits that I didn’t care at all!
Could you see, in this little episode, what “having faith” looked like for me?
I did not repeat my request.
I kept my heart open.
And I trusted that, simply because I had asked, the Angels would send me a rickshaw—even on a rainy, bus-strike morning in Mumbai.
When doubt arises, please don’t let it take over.
If you feel the urge to repeat your request, remember that it usually comes from fear—and any request based on fear won’t help you.
Also, if you tend to worry about worrying, or feel you must always be positive—please be careful not to fall into the pitfall of positive thinking either. The article below may help you.
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The world can feel darker day by day—but you always have a choice in how you see it. If you feel hopeless or depressed, why not ask your Angels for help? I’m here to walk alongside you. 💫
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Angel blessings,
Nalikolehua
P.S. Let me introduce one of my “hot” hobbies: watercolour painting.✨
I’m thoroughly enjoying this colourful journey, so if you are interested in art, please come and say hello through the links below!
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